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Photograph of Russell Page Frye and Clara A. Sine Frye of Lantz Mill.

The image was taken and developed by Hugh Morrison at his Woodstock Studio. While the image is undated, it was most likely taken ca. 1908 when the couple were married.

Frederick A. “Freddie” Frye was a Woodstock resident. During the Second World War he served in the US Navy as a Seabee.

He was co-owner and manager of the Ideal Food Market located on Main Street, later the Woodstock IGA Grocery Store, from the…

A portrait of Louise Richman Frye.

She was the daughter of Walter and Lucy Richman and was married to Frederick A. "Freddie" Frye for over 60 years.

Frederick A. “Freddie” Frye was a Woodstock resident. During the Second World War he served in the US Navy as a Seabee. He was co-owner and manager of the Ideal Food Market located on Main Street, later the Woodstock IGA Grocery Store, from the 1950s…

Portrait of Louise Virginia (Richmond) Frye as a young woman.

Her husband was Freddie Frye.

The name, "Phillips", is written on the glass plate of this image of two young children posed together.

After further research, we believe these are the two oldest children of Charles Harry (1902-1972) and Florence Lorraine (Mumaw) (1904-1989)…

Photograph of (l to r): Edward Newton Frye and Emery Franklin Bushong standing in the studio in their work clothes.

Ed Frye married Cleva Alice Wisman (1884-1928) and Emery Bushong married her sister, Sarah Elizabeth Wisman (1889-1972).

Ed and…

Portrait of Atwell Frye holding a Confederate flag. He served with the 52 Va. Militia during the Civil War. Mr. Frye was, at one time, the oldest living Confederate soldier in Shenandoah County. He lived in the Pleasant Grove community and had a son…

Frederick A. “Freddie” Frye was a Woodstock resident. During the Second World War he served in the US Navy as a Seabee. He was co-owner and manager of the Ideal Food Market located on Main Street, later the Woodstock IGA Grocery Store, from the 1950s…