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Three Women
Left to right: Lizzie Funkhouser (later, Miller), Robbie Fletcher (later, Mumaw), and Fanny Ryman (later, Delawder). These three women from the Conicville area.
Edward Andrew Ryman and Sudie Huffman Ryman
Edward "Eddie" A. Ryman and his wife, Sudie Frances Huffman (1891-1965). Her parents were Charles S. and Eva Foltz Huffman. Eddie's parents were John and Mary Hess Ryman. Eddie and Sudie's children included John Charles Ryman, Ethel Irene Bowers, and…
George Cline & Eva Ryman Cline
George Cline and Eva Ryman married on June 20, 1934. The bride was 20 years old and this is their wedding photograph. Eva had a sister named Ethel Bowers.
Wisman Siblings
Everett Wisman in his U.S. Army uniform, pictured with his three sisters: Ruth Virginia Wisman Dysart (top right), Mary "Snookie" Wisman Hoover, and Lois Wisman Ryman.
Irvin Burner
Photo of a photograph of Irvin Lewis Burner wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Irvin Lewis (some records say “Louis”) was the son of Azariah “Asa” Weston (1896-1987) and Effie Virginia (Nicholson) (1901-1985) Burner. His father worked at a…
Irvin Lewis (some records say “Louis”) was the son of Azariah “Asa” Weston (1896-1987) and Effie Virginia (Nicholson) (1901-1985) Burner. His father worked at a…
Joycie (Grandstaff) Peer Wilkins and Mary (Webster) Ryman
Photograph of Joycie (Grandstaff) Peer Wilkins, with her arms folded, beside Mary (Webster) Ryman.
Joycie was the daughter of James Booten and Mildred (Cook) Grandstaff. She grew up with at least four siblings.
She married Roy Lee Peer…
Joycie was the daughter of James Booten and Mildred (Cook) Grandstaff. She grew up with at least four siblings.
She married Roy Lee Peer…
Elda Estelle Fravel
Portrait of Elda Estelle Fravel (1902-1993). She was the daughter of Benjamin Edward and Mary Elizabeth (Ryman) Fravel. Elda lived a long life and never married. She is buried in the cemetery of St. Johns United Church of Christ in Harrisville, west…
John Ryman With Quarry
John Ryman, a successful trapper, photographed in the studio with his prize, a bobcat. His sweater, long coat and warm fur hat indicate winter trapping. Notice the trap on the animal's rear leg.
Eva Ryman Cline
Portrait of Eva Ryman Cline as a toddler posed in studio. She was the daughter of Edward and Susan Huffman Ryman.
Chester and Katherine Riffee
Photograph of Chester Wright Riffee and his younger sister, Katherine Virginia, as young children. They were the two oldest children of George Henry (1867-1952) and Wilda M. (Boehm) (1877-1939) Riffee.
Chester married Stella Ellen (Ryman)…
Chester married Stella Ellen (Ryman)…
Bly Family
Photograph of the Bly family.
Pictured are:
Parents Pearl Bly and Anna "Annie" Bell Ryman (seated).
Vallie Bly (back, right)
Mabel "Bessie" Bly (back left)
Joseph Annanias Bly (seated, left front)
Gertrude Bly (standing, middle…
Pictured are:
Parents Pearl Bly and Anna "Annie" Bell Ryman (seated).
Vallie Bly (back, right)
Mabel "Bessie" Bly (back left)
Joseph Annanias Bly (seated, left front)
Gertrude Bly (standing, middle…
John C. Ryman
John C. Ryman, pictured as a young man and wearing a suit and tie.
John was a lifelong Woodstock area farmer and member of Valley Pike Church of the Brethren. His parents were Edward Andrew (1891-1978) and Sudie Frances (Hoffman) (1891-1965)…
John was a lifelong Woodstock area farmer and member of Valley Pike Church of the Brethren. His parents were Edward Andrew (1891-1978) and Sudie Frances (Hoffman) (1891-1965)…
Ethel Ryman Bowers
Photograph of Ethel Irene (Ryman) Bowers as a young woman.
"Carson Ryman"
The name, "Carson Ryman" is written on the glass plate of this image of a toddler in wintry clothing seated on a chair.
Elizabeth Ryman and Children
Photograph of Elizabeth (Showman) Ryman and her two oldest daughters, Sylvia (standing) and Barbara.
Her husband was Lewis F. Ryman and his name was written of the glass plate of this image.
Her husband was Lewis F. Ryman and his name was written of the glass plate of this image.
Elizabeth Ryman
Portrait of Elizabeth (Showman) Ryman as a young woman. Her husband was Lewis F. Ryman. She had two daughters and a son.
Nevin and Minnie (Ryman) Rosenberger
Photograph of Nevin and Minnie (Ryman) Rosenberger from rural Strasburg.
The couple owned and operated a store on the Back Road called the Nevin Rosenberger Store.
They are buried together in St. Stephens Cemetery, Strasburg Junction.
The couple owned and operated a store on the Back Road called the Nevin Rosenberger Store.
They are buried together in St. Stephens Cemetery, Strasburg Junction.
Thomas Ryman
Portrait photograph of Thomas Ryman wearing a suit and tie.
Arthur "Sonny" Ryman, Jr.
Photograph of Arthur "Sonny" Ryman, Jr., as a young boy posed on a bench.
Mary Anna (Webster) Ryman
Portrait photograph of Mary Anna (Webster) Ryman with short styled hair and wearing a print dress.
Mary Anna was born in Zepp, Virginia, to Floyd Carson and Vallie Maude Webster.
She married Ernest Calvin Ryman (1924-1999). The couple raised…
Mary Anna was born in Zepp, Virginia, to Floyd Carson and Vallie Maude Webster.
She married Ernest Calvin Ryman (1924-1999). The couple raised…
Mary V. (Henry) Ryman
Portrait photograph of Mary Virginia (Henry) Ryman as a young woman.
She was the daughter of David Ashby and Mary Elizabeth (Gordon) Henry. She was from Woodstock and a member of the United Methodist Church there.
Mary's husband was Lester M.…
She was the daughter of David Ashby and Mary Elizabeth (Gordon) Henry. She was from Woodstock and a member of the United Methodist Church there.
Mary's husband was Lester M.…
Jacob Ryman
A cabinet card photograph of Jacob Ryman. The photograph was produced by Leedham of Ellwood City, Pennsylvania.
Jacob Ryman was born September 10, 1877 in the St. Luke Community of Shenandoah County. On December 23, 1903 he married Rose Riffey…
Jacob Ryman was born September 10, 1877 in the St. Luke Community of Shenandoah County. On December 23, 1903 he married Rose Riffey…