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Ray J. Rudolph
Portrait photograph of Ray J. Rudolph in his U.S. Army uniform.
Ray was from Star Tannery, Virginia, and entered military service on October 12, 1942. He served during the Second World War (WWII) with the 330th Infantry, 83rd Division until he…
Ray was from Star Tannery, Virginia, and entered military service on October 12, 1942. He served during the Second World War (WWII) with the 330th Infantry, 83rd Division until he…
Ray Harris
Portrait photograph of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) cadet Ray Harris wearing his school's uniform.
Ray was from New York City.
Ray was from New York City.
Ray Harris
Portrait photograph of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) Cadet Ray Harris wearing his school's uniform.
Ray was from New York City.
Ray was from New York City.
Ray Harris
Portrait photograph of Ray Harris in a suit and tie.
Harris was a cadet at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in the 1920s.
Harris was a cadet at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in the 1920s.
Ray Harris
Portrait photograph of Massanutten Academy cadet Ray Harris of New York City.
Ray Harris
Portrait photograph of Ray Harris, a cadet at Massanutten Academy, shown looking to the side, almost in profile.
Ray Franklin Heltzel's Birth Certificate
Photograph of the birth registration issued for Ray Franklin "Hetzel" who was born on October 16, 1925, in Shenandoah County.
Parents were Perry Lee "Hetzel" and Grace Vietta Heischman.
After researching, we believe this was Perry Lee Heltzel,…
Parents were Perry Lee "Hetzel" and Grace Vietta Heischman.
After researching, we believe this was Perry Lee Heltzel,…
Ray Franklin Foster
Ray Franklin Foster as a young man seated on a stone bench and wearing a suit and polka-dotted tie.
Ray was a farmer from Maurertown, the son of Charles Henry and Clara Virginia (Stump) Foster.
His wife was Lila Virginia (Seal) Foster…
Ray was a farmer from Maurertown, the son of Charles Henry and Clara Virginia (Stump) Foster.
His wife was Lila Virginia (Seal) Foster…
Ray Franklin Boyer and Eva Boyer
Photograph of Ray Franklin Boyer and his sister Eva Boyer.
Ray Franklin Boyer
Photograph of Ray Franklin Boyer (b. June 15 1918-d. July 5 1995) of Fort Valley Virginia.
Ray Edward Hockman Separation From the Navy
Photograph of the form titled, "Notice of the Separation From U.S. Naval Service" signed by Ray Edward Hockman, in Charleston, South Carolina, in April 1946.
Ray was born on March 19, 1919 , in Maurertown, Virginia. He was working for the American…
Ray was born on March 19, 1919 , in Maurertown, Virginia. He was working for the American…
Ray Coffman Sr. and Family Members
Photograph of Ray Brown Coffman Sr. (standing) with his mother Elizabeth (Brown) Coffman (seated on the left) and Mother-in-Law Laura (Hisey) Whissen (seated, right), and infant son Ray Brown Coffman Jr.
Ray and Maude (Clem) Bussard
Ray Stanley Bussard in a suit with his hands folded in his lap, is posed beside his wife, Maude Elizabeth (Clem) Bussard. She has an arm resting on his shoulder.
Maude was the daughter of Phillip and Sadie (Coffman) Clem. Her father died when she…
Maude was the daughter of Phillip and Sadie (Coffman) Clem. Her father died when she…
Ray and Fleta (Tamkin) Boyer
Portrait photograph of Ray Boyer in his U.S. Army uniform with his wife, Fleta (Tampkin) Boyer, beside him.
During the Second World War (WWII) he served in the 9th Armored Division and she worked at a torpedo plant in Alexandria, Virginia.
During the Second World War (WWII) he served in the 9th Armored Division and she worked at a torpedo plant in Alexandria, Virginia.
Ray and Emily (Funkhouser) Miller
Portrait photograph of James "Ray" Miller and his wife, Emily (Funkhouser) Miller, shown side-by-side and looking to the side.
Ray was a son of Thomas J. and Mary E. (Irwin) Miller. His wife Emily, was a daughter of Isiah and Rebecca (Henkel)…
Ray was a son of Thomas J. and Mary E. (Irwin) Miller. His wife Emily, was a daughter of Isiah and Rebecca (Henkel)…
Ray and Emily (Funkhouser) Miller
Portrait photograph of James "Ray" Miller and his wife, Emily (Funkhouser) Miller.
Ray was a son of Thomas J. and Mary E. (Irwin) Miller. His wife Emily, was a daughter of Isiah and Rebecca Henkel Funkhouser.
Ray served as both the Mayor and…
Ray was a son of Thomas J. and Mary E. (Irwin) Miller. His wife Emily, was a daughter of Isiah and Rebecca Henkel Funkhouser.
Ray served as both the Mayor and…
Ray Alvin and Galen Earl Wakeman
Damaged image of Ray Albert (right) and Galen Earl Wakeman (left) as children.
Brothers Ray and Galen were the sons of Galen Franklin and Maude (Clem) Wakeman.
Brothers Ray and Galen were the sons of Galen Franklin and Maude (Clem) Wakeman.
Ray A. Wakeman
Photograph of Ray A. Wakeman as a baby.
His parents were Galen F. and Maude (Clem) Wakeman.
His parents were Galen F. and Maude (Clem) Wakeman.
Raxton V. and Anna Mae (Miller) Foltz With Son, Wayne
Photograph of Raxton V. Foltz and his second wife, Anna Mae Miller, and their son, Wayne.
Mr. Foltz was the son of James Thomas and Lillie Virginia (Dellinger) Foltz.
Mr. Foltz was the son of James Thomas and Lillie Virginia (Dellinger) Foltz.
Raxton V. and Anna Mae (Miller) Foltz With Son, Wayne
Photograph of Raxton V. Foltz seated beside his second wife, Anna Mae (Miller) Foltz, who is holding their son, Wayne.
Mr. Foltz was the son of James Thomas and Lillie Virginia (Dellinger) Foltz.
Mr. Foltz was the son of James Thomas and Lillie Virginia (Dellinger) Foltz.
Ration Book
On December 11, 1941 rationing began in the United States when the government created 7,500 ration boards around the country to limit the sale of tires and other rubber products. Between that date and 1946 sales of hundreds of other items, including…
Ratcliffe Manor, Tourist Home, on US 11, Woodstock, Va
Postcard with a picture of Ratcliffe Manor, a tourist home located on Route 11 (Old Valley Pike) near Woodstock Virginia.
Randy Kibler, Reserve Grand Champion Steer 1983
Scan of a photograph showing Randy Kibler with his Reserve Grand Champion Steer at the 1983 Shenandoah County Fair.
Randolph and Phoebe (Bemis) Ambrose
Portrait photograph of Randolph "Dottie" Ambrose in his U.S. Army uniform with his wife, Phoebe (Bemis) Ambrose beside him.
Mr. Ambrose worked at the Safeway in Woodstock for many years.
Phoebe (Bemis) Ambrose was originally from Toms Brook.
Mr. Ambrose worked at the Safeway in Woodstock for many years.
Phoebe (Bemis) Ambrose was originally from Toms Brook.
Randolph Ambrose and Lottie Ambrose
Portrait photograph of Randolph Macon Ambrose wearing his U.S. Army uniform alongside his mother Lottie Virginia (Emerson) Ambrose.