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Martin Zirkle dressed in a graduation cap and gown. Photograph was taken outside St. Mathew's Lutheran Church in New Market.

Martin graduated from New Market High School and became a Lutheran minister.

Portrait of Martin Zirkle as a young man.

Martin graduated in 1927 from New Market High School. He became a Lutheran Minister.

Photo of two separate photographs of Martin Ritenour (left)in his U.S. Army uniform and seated beside his father, Chester F. Ritenour. His mother, Mabel (Shiley) Ritenour, is standing behind the two men.

In the 1950 census, the family lived on Lee…

Photograph of Martin Luther Bowman, his wife, Ida Roseanna (Myers) Bowman, and their six children.

Identified from left to right:

Seated: Martin Luther Bowman, Bertie Ellen (Bowman) Zirkle, Ida Roseanna (Myers) Bowman, and Rebecca Mae…

Martin Luther Bauserman, Sr., seated on a bench with an unidentified young girl standing beside him and resting her head on his shoulder.

He was an elder in St. Paul's Reformed Church (now called UCC) in Woodstock.

Portrait photograph of M. Luther Bauserman, Jr., in his middle years wearing glasses and a suit.

Luther was from Woodstock and is remembered for having operated the Woodstock Print Shop for many years.

Portrait photograph of Martin Luther Bauserman, Jr., wearing a suit and striped tie.

Portrait photograph of Martin Luther Bauserman, Jr., as a young man wearing a suit and tie.

Portrait photograph of Martin Luther Bauserman as a young man wearing a suit and tie.

Portrait of Martin Luther Bauserman as a young man wearing a suit and tie.

Martin J. Helsley, Sr. shown as a baby and posed in a wicker chair.

His parents were Charles Robert and Annie Virginia (Miller) Helsley.

He married Fleta Viola (Litten) Helsley (1917-1996).

Photograph of Martha (Williams) Brill dressed for a school play called "Tom Thumb Wedding" that was held at Strasburg Elementary School.

Martha was one of seven children born to Sandy Scott Williams (1897-1985) and his wife, Marie Beatrice (Smith)…

Photograph of Martha Shipp.

This photograph appeared in the 1925 Woodstock High School yearbook. That year Martha Shipp was a member of the Junior Class.

Portrait of Martha Ritenour Thompson as a young woman with a flower in her hair.

Photograph of Martha Louise (Jordan) Click as a young woman.

Martha was a daughter of Simon P. and Sarah Elizabeth (Smootz) Jordan.

In 1924, she married William Lorenza Click, Sr., a widowed farmer from Mt. Jackson. Together, they had seven…

Portrait photograph of Martha Jane (Burner) Clem wearing a straw hat.

Martha Jane was daughter of John J. and Ellen (Smith) Burner.

Her first husband was Milton Ritenour and her second husband was Mayberry Clem.

Martha Henkel always said “I loved my babies.” After delivering over 1500 of them, its apparent she did.

Martha came to New Market in 1923 with her husband Stuart. She had grown up in Philadelphia and was trained as a nurse . In New Market she…

Photograph of Martha Ann Wilkins Estep (left) and an unidentified woman.

Probably, this was a family photograph.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Martha E. (Miller) Dodson with her hair behind her ears and wearing glasses.

The image on the right has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.

Photograph of Martha Avery.

Portrait photograph of Martha Avery.

Photograph of Martha Avery.

The name, "Martha Avery" is written on the glass plate of this image.

Photograph of Martha Ann Wilkins Estep.

Martha was the daughter of William F. Wilkins and Fannie Belle Hollar. Se married Charles William Estep.

Photograph of Martha Lou Ritenour and her younger brother, Earl "Buddy" Ritenour.

Their parents were Earl Loudoun Ritenour, Sr. and Virgie (Miller) Ritenour.
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