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Portrait photograph showing Sallie Catherine Olinger of Quicksburg Virginia.

The reverse of the image is labeled "Album markied Miss Sallie C. Olinger Quicksburg, Va May 9 1904."

In 1905 Sallie married Samuel Golladay.

Photograph of the second page of Glendon L. Olinger's affadavit form filled out by his employer, Wm. Bornstein & Son in Washington D.C. The form was required by the Selective Service (SS) Board in Woodstock to determine Olinger's eligibility to be…

Photograph of the first page of the affadavit form for Glendon L. Olinger that was filled out on January 13th, 1944 for the Selective Service (SS) Board in Woodstock.

The form noted Glendon was 30 years old, had finished high school and worked…

Russell and Pauline (Borden) Ward photographed with five of their six children. Identified as follows:

Standing (l to r): Catherine, Mary Anna, and Betty Ward

Seated (l to r): Pauline (Borden) Ward, Faye, Bill, and Russell Ward.

An…

Portrait photograph of Catherine V. (Moton) Olinger wearing pearls and ruffles on the front of her blouse.

Catherine was born in New Market, daughter of Charlie and Lillie Higes (Higgs) Moton. She was a member of Union Forge United Methodist…

Portrait photograph of Catherine V. (Moton) Olinger wearing pearls and ruffles on the front of her blouse.

Catherine was born in New Market, daughter of Charlie and Lillie Higes (Higgs) Moton. She was a member of Union Forge United Methodist…

Clarence Jackson Phillips, seated on the left, with his wife, Florence Fanny (Olinger) Phillips, seated beside him and their son, Quentin Nolan "Tom" Phillips standing behind them.

The family lived at Mt. Clifton and owned the Mt. Clifton…

Photograph of three sisters identified as (l to r) Margaret Anne Branner Olinger, Lillian Sue Branner Pence, and Nancy Grey Branner Driver Stewart.

Their parents were Allen and Pauline (Theis) Branner and they grew up in the New Market area.