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Will and Emma (Lichliter) Shipe
Portrait photograph of Will and Emma (Lichliter) Shipe when they were young.
William C. “Will” Shipe and Emma Lee (Lichliter) Shipe were lifelong Fort Valley residents and farmers. Will was the son of John and Isabelle (Smith) Shipe while Emma was…
William C. “Will” Shipe and Emma Lee (Lichliter) Shipe were lifelong Fort Valley residents and farmers. Will was the son of John and Isabelle (Smith) Shipe while Emma was…
Georgie (Lichliter) Shipe
Portrait photograph of Georgie (Lichliter) Shipe from Fort Valley shown as a young woman.
"Shipe"
Photograph of two unidentified women.
The glass negative bears the name "Shipe."
The glass negative bears the name "Shipe."
Lichliter Sisters From Fort Valley
Photograph of the four Lichliter sisters, all from Detrick in Fort Valley. Identified as (l to r): Georgie F. (Lichliter) Shipe, Reva Mae Lichliter, Anna Lee (Lichliter) Ritenour, and Thelma (Lichliter) Shiflett.
All are buried in Detrick…
All are buried in Detrick…
"Bud" Shipe
Portrait photograph of "Bud" Shipe as a teenager.
He was the son of James Shipe.
He was the son of James Shipe.
Rachel (Fravel) Shipe
Portrait photograph of Rachel (Fravel) Shipe wearing a strand of faux pearls.
Her parents were John William and Sallie E. (Gochenour) Fravel.
She married Christopher J. Shipe, Jr.
Her parents were John William and Sallie E. (Gochenour) Fravel.
She married Christopher J. Shipe, Jr.
Robert and Lesta Shipe
Robert Shipe, seated, with his little sister, Lesta A. Shipe, photographed as young children.
Robert and Lesta were the two oldest children born to Albert and Eunice (Tamkin) Shipe. They were from Fort Valley.
The Richmond Times Dispatch…
Robert and Lesta were the two oldest children born to Albert and Eunice (Tamkin) Shipe. They were from Fort Valley.
The Richmond Times Dispatch…
Marriage in Maryland
Photograph of a paper marriage document that shows significant damage.
The name, "L.A. Fadely" and "M. Shipe" are visible as is the place, Washington County, Maryland.
The name, "L.A. Fadely" and "M. Shipe" are visible as is the place, Washington County, Maryland.
Edgar F. Shipe
Portrait photograph of Edgard F. Shipe wearing a U.S. Army uniform.
Edgar was from the Dietrick Community in what is now Fort Valley. He served in the US Army during the Second World War.
The name, "Eidger Shipe", appears to be written on the…
Edgar was from the Dietrick Community in what is now Fort Valley. He served in the US Army during the Second World War.
The name, "Eidger Shipe", appears to be written on the…
Bowman Family
Photograph of the Bowman Family. They are Hazel (Shipe) Bowman, Arthur Clifton Bowman, and their daughter Dorothy Irene (Bowman) Flynn.
The family lived in New Market.
The name, "Hazel Bowman", is written on the glass plate.
The family lived in New Market.
The name, "Hazel Bowman", is written on the glass plate.
George Shipe
Photograph of George Ship holding a rifle and standing beside a buck that is dead and hanging upside down.
1969 Confirmation Class - Emanuel Lutheran Church
Members of the 1969 Confirmation Class at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock are shown with their Pastor.
Identified are (l to r):
Back row: Ted Coffman, Rex Morrison, Pastor Gerald Wise, Phil Hottel, Dale Vaughan, James Hullihan Jr., and…
Identified are (l to r):
Back row: Ted Coffman, Rex Morrison, Pastor Gerald Wise, Phil Hottel, Dale Vaughan, James Hullihan Jr., and…