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Photo of two separate photographs of Wilbur F. Riffey, a farmer, posed with his wife, Margaret E. (Burner) Riffey.

Both lived in Woodstock when they married in August 1953.

Wilbur is wearing a suit and patterned tie. Margaret is wearing a hat,…

Photograph of Larry Wayne Riffey as a barefoot baby posed against pillows on a chair.

His parents were Elizabeth Florine (Dellinger) Miller and Kyle Lee Riffey.

Larry is buried with his father, Kyle Lee Riffey, in Massanutten Cemetery in…

Photograph of E. Florine (Dellinger) Miller as a young mother holding her first born child, Larry Wayne Riffey.

Florine was born in Mount Jackson, daughter of Charles Cecil and Nellie Vearl (Will) Dellinger.

She worked in the cafeteria at…

William Harvey Riffey shown later in life with his trademark mustache and beard.

He was a Confederate Veteran and farmer, from the Woodstock area of the county. His parents were George and Polly (Book) Riffey.

He married Sarah (Hollar) Riffey…

Portrait photograph of William Harvey Riffey, Confederate Veteran and farmer, from the Woodstock area of the county.

His parents were George and Polly (Book) Riffey. He married Sarah (Hollar) Riffey and had many children.

During the Civil War,…

Portrait photograph of Sarah Maranda (Hollar) Riffey later in life.

Sarah was born in Lantz Mills to Johannes Peter Hollar (1814-1886) and Sarah Ann Stover (1814-1886). She married William Harvey Riffey, a farmer and Confederate Veteran, in 1864.…

Portrait photograph of Lucy D. (Riffey) Kibler as a young woman. She was the daughter of William Harvey (1844-1941) and Sara Maranda (1844-1918) (Hollar) Riffey.

She married Rodney William Kibler (1892-1954). He was a farmer and they lived in the…

Portrait photograph of Pauline Mae (Riffey) Hammond with glasses and short hair.

Born in Woodstock, she was the daughter of James Eugene and Ollie (Hoover) Riffey.

She married David l. Hammond and had a son, David E. Hammond, when she died in…

Portrait photograph of Nellie Riffey with glasses.

She was one of two daughters born to John and Carrie (Ryman) Riffey.

The name, "Nellie Riffey" appears to be written on the glass plate negative of this image.

Photograph showing Perry Franklin Riffey and his wife Irva Catherine Rinker Riffey.

The two were married on November 23, 1913 by J.W. Hauserman, a Lutheran minister, at Thomas Rinkers House in Jerome Virginia. At the time Perry was a postal clerk…