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Anna Mae Williams Jackson
Portrait of Anna Mae Williams Jackson as a young woman.
Anna Mae grew up in Strasburg, the second oldest of at least seven siblings. Her parents were Rev. Donald Frederick (1897-1973) and Phyllis Cornelia (Banks) (1904-1949) Williams. Her father…
Anna Mae grew up in Strasburg, the second oldest of at least seven siblings. Her parents were Rev. Donald Frederick (1897-1973) and Phyllis Cornelia (Banks) (1904-1949) Williams. Her father…
Tags: African Americans, Jackson, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Williams, Women
William Twyman Williams, Sr. & Son, Grandson
Photograph of three generations. Pictured left to right: William Twyman Williams, Sr., William Twyman Williams, III, and William Twyman Williams, Jr.
Tags: Family, Men, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Williams
Dorothy Wetzel and Children
Portrait of Dorothy (Rudolph) Wetzel between her daughter, Barbara (Wetzel) Lloyd on the left and her son, Larry Wetsel on the right.
Dorothy was born in Zepp, the daughter of Hirshel and Daisy (Williams) Rudolph. She married Robert Thomas…
Dorothy was born in Zepp, the daughter of Hirshel and Daisy (Williams) Rudolph. She married Robert Thomas…
Unidentified Man With Horse
Photograph of an unidentified man holding the halter of a large horse. The home visible behind them is located at 105 N. Muhlenberg Street in Woodstock. That home was owned for a time by Col. James Williams and his wife, Cora. It was also the…
Tags: Horses, Muhlenberg, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Williams, Woodstock
Andra Williams
Photograph of Andra William seated on a bench in the studio.
Tags: Shenandoah County, Virginia, Williams, Women
Samuel Clayton Williams
Photograph of Samuel Clayton Williams, Sr., as a young boy standing in the studio.
Samuel was born and raised in Lexington, Virginia, the son of Clayton Eppes Williams (1890-1968) and Willie Joe (Tompkins) (1889-1965) Williams. His father was the…
Samuel was born and raised in Lexington, Virginia, the son of Clayton Eppes Williams (1890-1968) and Willie Joe (Tompkins) (1889-1965) Williams. His father was the…
Rush and Lacy Boyer
Portrait of Rush W. Boyer (left) with his brother, Lacy Alva Boyer (right), when both were very young. Their parents were George William (1880-1943) and Mary Lacy (Rush) (1885-1966) Boyer, from Woodstock. At least two other siblings died as…
Margaret Alma (Williams) Bromley
Photograph of Margaret Alma Williams dressed in the costume she wore for a school play called, "The Tom Thumb Wedding". She sang a solo during the performance.
Margaret was from Strasburg. She later married Charles Janney (Bob) Bromley, Jr. and…
Margaret was from Strasburg. She later married Charles Janney (Bob) Bromley, Jr. and…
Tags: Bromley, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Williams, Women
Martha Williams Brill
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)…
Martha was one of seven children born to Sandy Scott Williams (1897-1985) and his wife, Marie Beatrice (Smith)…
Capitolia Lavelette Eskridge Williams and Daughters
Five women identified as the following, from left to right:
-Pauline Williams Buffington
-Mae Williams Swartz
-Capitolia Lavelette Eskridge Williams (Mother of other four)
-Daisy Williams Rudolph
-Nellie Williams Kitzmiller
The family lived…
-Pauline Williams Buffington
-Mae Williams Swartz
-Capitolia Lavelette Eskridge Williams (Mother of other four)
-Daisy Williams Rudolph
-Nellie Williams Kitzmiller
The family lived…
Tags: Buffington, Eskridge, Kitzmiller, Rudolph, Shenandoah County, Swartz, Virginia, Williams, Women
Marie Beatrice (Smith) Williams
Portrait of Marie Williams, wife of Sandy Scott Williams, of Strasburg. She was born on February 20, 1907 and lived to be 100 years old. She led a life filled with community service including fifteen years on the Strasburg Town Council, 58 years as a…
Henry Clay Ellis
Photograph of Henry Clay Ellis of Strasburg standing beside a gate. He was the son of William Henry Clay Ellis and Bess Ellen (Machir) Ellis.
As a young man, Henry worked as a bank teller in Washington D. C. There, he met and fell in love with…
As a young man, Henry worked as a bank teller in Washington D. C. There, he met and fell in love with…
Zan T. Williams
Photograph of Zan Tyus Williams.
Zan was a cadet at Massanutten Academy in 1917. This photograph appears in the 1917 yearbook "Aggelos" which lists him as the Jefferson Literary Society Treasurer and Editor.
Zan was a cadet at Massanutten Academy in 1917. This photograph appears in the 1917 yearbook "Aggelos" which lists him as the Jefferson Literary Society Treasurer and Editor.
Rush and Lacy Boyer
Portrait of Rush W. Boyer (left) with his brother, Lacy Alva Boyer (right), when both were very young. Their parents were George William (1880-1943) and Mary Lacy (Rush) (1885-1966) Boyer, from Woodstock. At least two other siblings died as…
Margaret Williams Bromley
Margaret A. Williams was from Strasburg. She married Charles Janney (Bob) Bromley, Jr. and had 4 children: Bobbie Jo (Bromley) Poling, Donna S. (Bromley) Davis, Alisa (Bromley) Kline, and Chuck Bromley.
Margaret worked at and retired from Aileen,…
Margaret worked at and retired from Aileen,…
Tags: Bromley, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Williams, Women
Williams Siblings
Portrait of six siblings, all of whom have been identified. Standing, (l to r): Philip Williams, Jr., Rebecca Williams, John P. Williams. Seated (l to r): Margaret P. Williams, William T. Williams, and Sarah (Williams) Nelson.
These were the…
These were the…
Katharine Williams
Portrait of Katherine Williams as a young woman.
This photograph was used as her senior class picture in the 1925 Strasburg High School Yearbook. The yearbook staff wrote this about her:
"Katharine's gift to our class is her kind and…
This photograph was used as her senior class picture in the 1925 Strasburg High School Yearbook. The yearbook staff wrote this about her:
"Katharine's gift to our class is her kind and…
Tags: Shenandoah County, Virginia, Williams, Women
Rush and Lacy Boyer
Damaged image of siblings, Rush and Lacy Boyer, as young children. Their parents were George William (1880-1943) and Mary Lacy (Rush) (1885-1966) Boyer, from Woodstock. At least two other siblings died as infants.
When Rush W. Boyer registered for…
When Rush W. Boyer registered for…
Lacy and Rush Boyer
Portrait of Lacy Alva Boyer (left) with his brother, Rush William Boyer (right), when both were very young. Their parents were George William (1880-1943) and Mary Lacy (Rush) (1885-1966) Boyer, from Woodstock. At least two other siblings died as…
Marie B. (Smith) Williams
Portrait of Marie Beatrice Smith Williams, a long-time and well-known resident of Strasburg.
She married Sandy Scott Williams and together, they raised their six children on B Street (now called Branch Street).
Marie lived to be 100 years old…
She married Sandy Scott Williams and together, they raised their six children on B Street (now called Branch Street).
Marie lived to be 100 years old…
Tags: Shenandoah County, Smith, Virginia, Williams, Women
Philip Williams With His Three Oldest Children
Damaged image of Philip Williams Sr. holding three of his six children. The children are identified (l to r) as: Margaret Paxton Williams, John Paxton Williams (baby), and Philip Williams, Jr.
Philip Williams, Sr. was a lawyer and had a private…
Philip Williams, Sr. was a lawyer and had a private…
Williams Siblings
Portrait of six siblings, all of whom have been identified. Standing, (l to r): Sarah (Williams) Nelson, Rebecca Williams, John P. Williams; Seated (l to r): Philip Williams, Jr., William T. Williams, and Margaret P. Williams.
These were the…
These were the…
Massanutten Academy Tennis Team
Photograph of the 1917 Massanutten Academy Tennis Team as they appeared in the 1917 yearbook "Aggelos."
Pictured are, from left to right:
Front Row: A. Douglas Dymock, "Prof" G.H. Richwine (Director), A. Carroll Richmond, Kenneth…
Pictured are, from left to right:
Front Row: A. Douglas Dymock, "Prof" G.H. Richwine (Director), A. Carroll Richmond, Kenneth…