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Grace (Barton) and John Good With Grandchildren
Photograph of Grace (Barton) Good with her husband, John Good, and posed with two of their grandchildren, Wayne Clark and Nancy (Clark) Fadely.
John Good was a farmer in Shenandoah County. Both he and his wife are buried in Mount Jackson.
John Good was a farmer in Shenandoah County. Both he and his wife are buried in Mount Jackson.
Grace (Barton) Good
Photo of two portrait photographs of Grace Lula (Barton) Good.
She lived in Mount Jackson, Virginia, and was married to John Benjamin Good (1881-1951).
She lived in Mount Jackson, Virginia, and was married to John Benjamin Good (1881-1951).
Grace (Barton) Good and John Benjamin Good
Portrait photograph of Grace (Barton) Good and her husband, John Benjamin Good.
The couple lived near Mount Jackson Virginia.
The couple lived near Mount Jackson Virginia.
Grace (Hutchinson) Carter
A portrait photograph of Grace (Hutchinson) Carter as a young woman wearing a collared blouse.
Grace was from Edinburg, the second child born to John Conway (1884-1942) and Cara Mabel (Downey) (1889-1947) Hutchinson. Her father was a travelling…
Grace was from Edinburg, the second child born to John Conway (1884-1942) and Cara Mabel (Downey) (1889-1947) Hutchinson. Her father was a travelling…
Grace (Hutchinson) Carter
A portrait photograph of Grace (Hutchinson) Carter as a young woman wearing a collared blouse.
Grace was from Edinburg, the second child born to John Conway (1884-1942) and Cara Mabel (Downey) (1889-1947) Hutchinson. Her father was a travelling…
Grace was from Edinburg, the second child born to John Conway (1884-1942) and Cara Mabel (Downey) (1889-1947) Hutchinson. Her father was a travelling…
Grace (Johnson) Morrison
Portrait photograph showing Grace (Johnson) Morrison. Her husband was the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr.
Grace (Johnson) Morrison
Portrait photograph of Grace Johnson Morrison, wife of Hugh Morrison Jr.
Grace (Johnson) Morrison and Harold Morrison
Photograph of Grace (Johnson) Morrison holding her son Harold Morrison Sr.
Grace was the wife of photographer Hugh Morrison and Harold was his son and founder of Woodstock Garage.
Grace was the wife of photographer Hugh Morrison and Harold was his son and founder of Woodstock Garage.
Grace (Senseney) Brown
Portrait photograph of Grace (Senseney) Brown as a young woman wearing a short-sleeved dress with a flowered print on it.
Grace (Stoner) Hamman
Portrait photograph of Grace (Stoner) Hamman posed in studio.
She was married to Maynard Hamman in 1936. They had two children: Eddie Hamman and Nancy (Hamman) Matheney.
She was married to Maynard Hamman in 1936. They had two children: Eddie Hamman and Nancy (Hamman) Matheney.
Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison
Photograph of a young Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison holding a bouquet of flowers.
Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison
Portrait photograph of a young Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison as a young woman posed with her hands on her hips and the front of her dress covered in roses.
She is looking to the side, almost in profile.
Grace married the photographer, Hugh…
She is looking to the side, almost in profile.
Grace married the photographer, Hugh…
Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison
Photo of an older portrait photograph of Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison as a young woman wearing a hat.
Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison
Portrait photograph of Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison with her hair pulled up and a white flower or bow in her hair.
Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison
Photograph of Mrs. Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison, wife of photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr.
In this photograph, Mrs. Morrison is standing in front of a tree with flowers growing up the tree matching the ones around the neck of her dress. She is…
In this photograph, Mrs. Morrison is standing in front of a tree with flowers growing up the tree matching the ones around the neck of her dress. She is…
Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison
Portrait photograph of Mrs. Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison, wife of Hugh Morrison, Jr. She is holding a small bouquet of flowers and has a scarf wrapped around her head.
Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison & Children
Photograph of Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison with several of her children and a neighbor's child. All of the children are unidentified.
Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison's Tulips
Photograph of a garden bed of blooming tulips belonging to Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison, wife of the photographer. The house was located on Main Street in Woodstock.
The blooms are below a covered porch. A cracked sidewalk is visible in front of…
The blooms are below a covered porch. A cracked sidewalk is visible in front of…
Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison's Tulips
Photograph of a bed of blooming tulips located in the front of a house and below its front porch.
The tulips belonged to Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison, wife of the photographer.
The house was located on Main Street in Woodstock.
The tulips belonged to Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison, wife of the photographer.
The house was located on Main Street in Woodstock.
Grace Powell
Grace Powell standing in the studio and wearing a jacket and skirt with lace up shoes.
Her husband was John Powell.
Her husband was John Powell.
Graded and High School
Postcard showing a picture of the Woodstock Graded and High School located on W. Court Street.
The school was completed in 1908.
The school was completed in 1908.
Graded and High School Building with Wagon for Country Scholars, Mt. Jackson VA
Postcard with a picture of the "Graded and High School Building" in Mt. Jackson Virginia.
A wagon used to transport students and a group of pupils is visible in the foreground.
This school was located in the northern portion of Mt. Jackson…
A wagon used to transport students and a group of pupils is visible in the foreground.
This school was located in the northern portion of Mt. Jackson…
Graded and High School, Woodstock, Va.
Postcard with a picture of the Woodstock "Graded and High School" located on Court Street.
Students and teachers are visible in the foreground.
The school was constructed in 1908 and this postcard is dated 1914. The view faces north west.
Students and teachers are visible in the foreground.
The school was constructed in 1908 and this postcard is dated 1914. The view faces north west.