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Photograph of several dead deer, all males with varying sized antlers, strung upside down on a sturdy wood frame.

The photograph was taken on the farm of Alfred Gochenour, located at Back and Fairview Roads, west of Woodstock.

Photo of one page of a detailed drawing of the bracket invented by Benjamin F. Gochenour. It includes Figures 3, 5, 6, 7, and 8.

It is designed to be attached to a wall where it can securely hold household items including brooms and…

Photo of one page of a detailed drawing of the bracket invented by Benjamin F. Gochenour. It includes Figures 1, 2, and 4.

It is designed to be attached to a wall where it can securely hold household items including brooms and mops.

Christian…

Photograph of the Jacob and Lydia (Stout) Gochenour family.

Pictured are (l to r):
Standing: Lydia (Stout) Gochenour and her husband, Jacob Samuel Gochenour

Seated: Barbara Wilkins Gochenour, unidentified, and Charles S. Gochenour

Barbara…

Photograph of the Jacob and Lydia (Stout) Gochenour family.

Pictured are (l to r):
Standing: Lydia (Stout) Gochenour and her husband, Jacob Samuel Gochenour

Seated: Barbara Wilkins Gochenour, unidentified, and Charles S. Gochenour

Barbara…

Photograph of the Jacob and Lydia (Stout) Gochenour family.

Pictured are (l to r):
Standing: Lydia (Stout) Gochenour and her husband, Jacob Samuel Gochenour

Seated: Barbara Wilkins Gochenour, unidentified, and Charles S. Gochenour

Barbara…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Charles Samuel Gochenour as a young man in a suit and tie.

Born in Woodstock, he was the son of Jacob Samuel and Lydia (Stout) Gochenour.

His wife was Nancy Jane (Dodson) Gochenour. They married in…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Nancy Jane (Dodson) Gochenour as a young woman with short hair.

An image similar to these was used as her senior class photograph in the 1964 Stonewall Jackson High School yearbook.

Nancy was the…

Photo of two separate photographs of Carolyn Ann (Eastep) Gochenour as a young bride in her wedding dress and veil.

Her parents were Carlos Marston and Mamie Virginia (Bowers) Eastep of Edinburg.

She married Robert Walter Gochenour in 1965.…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Denise Gochenour as a young woman with glasses and her hair pulled up and styled.

She was the youngest daughter of Landon and Frances (Shank) Gochenour on S. Summit Ave. in Woodstock, Virginia.

Her…

Photo of an older photograph of Jeremiah Evans and his wife, Sarah Jane (Gochenour) Evans.

Jeremiah was a shoemaker who enlisted as a Private in the Confederate Army in April 1861. His parents were Jeremiah S. Evans and Mary (Biedleman)…

Photograph of Ben Gochenour's shop located beside the Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery just west of Woodstock.

Ben was known for making truck covers, kitchen cabinets and other types of specialty cabinets out of his shop.

Members of the Class of 1959 from Woodstock High School assembled in two rows outdoors.

The photograph was taken at a reunion picnic in Woodstock Park.

Identified are (l to r):

Seated: John Racey, Keith Rickard, George Patton, Jack Wright,…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of different young men.

On the left is John Gochenour.

On the right is Randy Walker.

Photograph of David Gochenour seated between his daughter, Sharon Kay (Gochenour) Cline (left) and his wife, Frances E. (Barrick) Gochenour (right). His three sons are standing behind them and have been identified as (l to r): Steven R., Dennis D.…

Members of the Class of 1959 from Woodstock High School assembled in two rows outdoors.

The photograph was taken at a reunion picnic in Woodstock Park.

Identified are (l to r):

Seated: John Racey, Keith Rickard, George Patton, Jack Wright,…

Photo of two separate photographs of Robin (Day) Gochenour (left side) and her mother, Virginia (Helsley) Day (right side) seated together.

Photo of two photographs of Richard James Gochenour and an unidentified woman, possibly his first wife.

Richard was the son of Alfred Henry and Lula Grace (Steppe) Gochenour.

He worked for Cooper Valley Construction, Avtex and retired from VDOT…

Judy Leigh (Sheetz) Gochenour as a young woman wearing a wedding gown and veil. She is posed with her hands in her lap.

This photograph was probably made as she married her first husband, Jesse Lee Strosnider, in 1962. At that time, Judy was an…

Judy Leigh (Sheetz) Gochenour as a young woman wearing a wedding gown and veil. She is posed with her hands in her lap.

This photograph was probably made as she married her first husband, Jesse Lee Strosnider, in 1962. At that time, Judy was an…

Judy Leigh (Sheetz) Gochenour as a young woman wearing a wedding gown and veil. She is posed with her hands in her lap.

This photograph was probably made as she married her first husband, Jesse Lee Strosnider, in 1962. At that time, Judy was an…

Portrait photograph of Vada D. (Gochenour) Alexander in her nurses uniform.

Vada was from Woodstock, the twin sister of Vera Gochenour. Her parents were Ben and Georgia (Stultz) Gochenour.

Vada graduated from the Rockingham Memorial Hospital…

Photograph of Elta Florence (Gochenour) Richman seated on a bench and wearing a print dress.

She was the daughter of John W. and Amanda C. (Baughman) Gochenour.

Her husband was Perry Ashby Richman (1883-1977).

Photograph of Roy Milton Gochenour in a suit and standing beside his wife, Emma Rebecca (Peer) Gochenour.

The couple lived in Woodstock, married in 1919, and raised at least three children.

Photograph of Vada D. (Gochenour) Alexander standing in her nurses uniform and wearing a cape with the letters "RMH" and the number, "47" on the collar.

Vada was from Woodstock, the twin sister of Vera Gochenour. Her parents were Ben and Georgia…
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