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2251 Gould, Ingalls: c. 1850-60's Reward of Merit Card To Horace Gould From Georgiana Ingalls Text handwritten on card: To Horace E. Gould, From Georgiana Ingalls, Teacher, clearly written in old dip pen ink This beautiful old 1850-60's Civil War era Reward of Merit card was found in New England in the Greenfield Massachusetts, Franklin County area. The card depicts a draped patriotic Columbia figure teaching a Cupid child figure how to read. A wonderful Gould family history and Ingalls family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2252 Campbell, Burdick, Stillman: 1883 Autobiography of Rev. Alexander Campbell, NY This book, an autobiography of Reverend Alexander Campbell (1801-1883), edited By Rev. C.A. Burdick, A.M. was published in 1883, in Watertown, N.Y. by Post Printing House, 85 Arsenal Street. The inside cover bears the signature of the owner, his name handwritten in old hand dip pen ink. R. G. Stillman, De Ruyter, N.Y. De Ruyter, New York, is in Madison County. Watertown, New York, is in Jefferson County. This is a wonderful Campbell family piece whereby the family history of Alexander Campbell is laid out, his life religious life, accomplishments, Presbyterian chuch history, seventh day baptists, methodist conferences, calvanistic diet, revivials, tour through Ohio, Deruyter NY, the Deruyter Institute, Solomon Carpenter, Rhode Island westerly pastorate, revivials thru New England, Jewitt City, Stonington, Death of his little Mary frances daughter, epidemics, Greene Settlement, Adams Church, Death of Elder William Maxson and elder Eli Bailey, etc etc. Surnames mentioned in this book are: His father Jabez Campbell, His Mother Adah Brewer, His brother Orson, Whitford, Osgood, Russell Wells, Job Tyler, Mr. Hakes, William green in Green Settlement, Daniel Coon, Amos Satterlee, Matthew Stillman John Davis, Varnum Wells, Daniel Babcock, Richard Hull, Ephraim Curtis, Colonel Jenks, Greene, Sebeus Burdick, Elder Woodbridge, Vanhorn family, Deacon Bond, Mother Oliphant, John Calvin and the Calvinists, Elder Lester Rogers, Brother Ethan Clarke, Miss Lucy Clark, Mr. Rollo, Giles Langworthy, Caroline Wilcox, William Kenyon of Schenectady, Ira Gage Barnes, Harriet Gardner, Sister Brown, Miss DeLay, Elder Swan, Israel Smith, his daughter Clarinda Caroline dies of scarlet fever, War of 1812, Leander Scott, Lucius Crandall, Deacon harris of New London, Doctor Weeden, Dr. Hyde, Elder Irish, Deacon John Bright, J.M. Todd, Mrs. Weaver in Bridgewater, J. Summerbell, Elder J. Bennett Clarke, wife of Daniel Tull, wife of Brother Mills, Rev. Griswold of Hopkinton RI, His son in law Delos Whitford, Nathan Gilbert, and much more etc etc. Places mentioned: Verona NY, Adams Centre, Westerly Rhose Island RI, Pawcatuck CT Connecticut, Little Genesee NY, East Portville Maine, Wolcott NY, visit to West Virginia, Alfred Centre NY, Rockville, Milltown, Ohio, Mansfield CT, Granby CT, Unadilla Forks, Plainfield, etc etc. A wonderful local NY history and Campbell family history piece. There is an engraving of Reverend Alexander Campbell on inside cover. he was a man who had the call and strong spiritual powers and is noted in Deruyter history as the founder of the Deruyter institiute. He died in 1883. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2253 de Poentoles, Meral, Braggiotti: c. 1880's Large & Beautiful Cabinet Card Photograph of Woman & Girls, Europe Name and text written on photo: Berthe de Poentoles, Berthe (Meral) Lily (Braggiotti) handwritten in ballpoint pen ink. Photo Type: Very Large Format Cabinet Card Photograph, about 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Photographers Names: Otto Van Bosch, Frankfurt A/M. Kaiserstrasse 6. and Filiale: Paris France, 35 Bould des Capucines. In small letters, backmark was printed by Haake & Albers, Frankfurt, Germany. This lovely and large cabinet photo of 3 striking females was found in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which is in Delaware, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Schuykill County. Names in census records might read: Berthe Poentoles, Berthe Meral, Lily Braggiotti, Lillian Braggiotti, Berthe Lillian Braggiotti, A wonderful de Poentoles family history, Braggiotti family history, and Meral family history piece with many clues. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2254 Latham: 1860-70's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Rita Latham Name written on photo: Rita Latham handwritten in pencil. (Over the top in old dip pen ink it appears someone has made the i in Rita into an e, as in the name Reta Latham) Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate age: 1860-70's. Found in New England, in Dorset, Vermont, VT Bennington County. A very beautiful child and a wonderful Latham family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2255 Sykes: c. 1860's Stereoview Photograph of the Sykes House, NY Name and text written on photo: Sykes House Granville, NY, handwritten in old pencil on front. Photo Type: Stereoview. Approximate Age: circa 1860's. Photographer Name: B.C. Kinney. Photographer City: Middle Granville. State: New York Granville, and Middle Granville, New York, are in Washington County. This is a beautiful image of an early house. There are 6 people, presumably Sykes family members on the front lawn, one a young girl, and one a Grandpa. Families would hire photographers to take pictures of their houses to be seen in stereoviewers, which were all the rage. The back has an area whereby mucilage was used to glue it presumably into a scrapbook at one time. A beautiful and fine summer day image of the Sykes family and their white clapboard home. Found in New York, in Madison County NY. A wonderful New York Sykes family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2256 Claflin: c. 1860's Stereoview Photograph of Governor William Claflin and Home, MA Name and text written on photo: Gov. Clafflin, Ocean Ave, written in pencil. (note misspelling of name). William Claflin was Governor of Massachusetts from 1869-72. He is most likely is him seated in front of the house with a young boy, 3 women and another gentleman. The spelling on back says Clafflin, with spelling of his name in error. Photo Type: Stereoview Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870's. Note: William Claflin (1818-1905) was from Boston and Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Claflin had an 1876 summer mansion Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Dukes County. We do not know if this is the same property, but expect it may be. Boston is in Suffolk, Norfolk, Middlesex, Barnstable, Berkshire, or Worcester County. From Political Graveyard Site: Claflin, William (1818-1905) of Newton, Middlesex County, Mass. Born in Milford, Worcester County, Mass., March 6, 1818. Son of Lee Claflin and Sarah (Adams) Claflin (Sarah Claflin). Republican. Member of Massachusetts state house of representatives, 1849-52; member of Massachusetts state senate, 1860-61; delegate to Republican National Convention from Massachusetts, 1860, 1868; member of Republican National Committee from Massachusetts, 1866-; Chairman of Republican National Committee, 1868-72; Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, 1866-69; Governor of Massachusetts, 1869-72; U.S. Representative from Massachusetts 8th District, 1877-81. Died in Newton, Middlesex County, Mass., January 5, 1905. Interment at Newton Cemetery, Newtonville, Newton, Mass. Congressional Biography: CLAFLIN, William, a Representative from Massachusetts; born in Milford, Mass., March 6, 1818; attended the public schools, and Brown University, Providence, R.I.; engaged in the shoe and leather business in St. Louis, Mo., and afterward in Boston, Mass.; member of the State house of representatives 1849-1852; moved to Newton, Mass., in 1855 and continued his business activity in Boston; served in the State senate in 1860 and 1861, being president of that body in the latter year; member of the Republican National Executive Committee 1864-1875, serving as chairman 1868-1872; Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts 1866-1868; Governor of Massachusetts 1869-1871; elected as a Republican to the Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth Congresses (March 4, 1877-March 3, 1881); was not a candidate for renomination in 1880; resumed his former business pursuits; died in Newton, Middlesex County, Mass., January 5, 1905; interment in Newton Cemetery, Newtonville, Mass. This is a wonderful Massachusetts Claflin family history photo, as well as a wonderful Massachusetts historical piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2257 Church Building Photo: c. 1890's Photo of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Fargo, Ohio OH Text written on photo: W.M. Church, Fargo, Ohio, handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: Dry Mount Approximate Age: circa 1890's This is a wonderful early historical scene of an early Weslyan Methodist church in Fargo, Ohio in Morrow County, Ohio. Fargo is in or near Marengo, Ohio (Bennington Township, Morrow County). Church history and founders from web research: The chruch was started in 1839 in Utica New York, in Oneida County. The Wesleyan Church in America (formerly was also known as the Wesleyan Methodist) was formed from a split of the Methodist Episcopal Church over the issue of African American slavery. Original organizers were: Reverend Orange Scott, LaRoy Sunderland, abolitionist Lucious C. Matlack (Lucious Matlock), and Luther Lee, a minister who later operated an Underground Railroad station in Syracuse, New York in Onondaga County. From Wikipedia article: "In addition to anti-slavery, the early Wesleyan Methodists championed the rights of women. The Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls, New York hosted the first Women's Rights Convention in 1848, also known as the Seneca Falls Convention. (Seneca County). Luther Lee, General President in 1856, ordained the very first woman to the Christian ministry in the United States at Oberlin College, Ohio. A Canadian group which merged into the Wesleyan church and mentioned in the next paragraph, ordained the very first woman to the ministry in Canada in the late 1800s. At the General Conference in 1867, a resolution was adopted favoring the right of women to vote (as well as the right of freedmen - blacks). This was 44 years before the U.S. constitution was amended to allow women voting privileges." From Answers.com: John Wesley (1703-1791) was an 18th-century Anglican clergyman and Christian theologian who was an early leader in the Methodist movement. In 1735 John Wesley and his brother Charles Wesley came from England and became missionaries in America. Note: This photograph was found in New England, in Hampshire County, Massachusetts. A great old historical look at early Ohio architecture and religion or religious history. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2258 Wolfe: c. 1880-90's Cabinet Card Photograph of Dr. Theodore Wolfe, NJ Name and text written on photo: Dr. Theodore Wolfe written in old dip pen ink. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880-90's. Photographer Name: Price, Price Art Studio. Photographer Address: Sussex St. Photographer City: Dover. State: New Jersey. County: Morris .We do not know if he was a Doctor of Divinity, minister or Reverend, or a M.D., Medical Doctor. Dover, NJ town records may bear good Wolfe genealogy clues. A wonderful Wolfe family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2259 Farin: c. 1990's-1900 Photograph of Lestie Farin, NY Name and text written on photo: Lestie Farin very clearly written in old pencil. (may be a nickname for Lester Farin? or the owner of the photo was Lestina Farin? Lestiva Farin? Lesta Farin?) Photo Type: Dry Mount. Approximate Age: circa 1890's-1900. This Farin family photograph was found in Richfield Springs, New York, Otsego County. The image features presumable Mr. Farin looking out a window of an old house, a beautiful shot and a wonderful New York Farin family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2260 Brooks: c. 1900 Photograph of E.B. Brooks, MA Name and text written on photo: Yours truly, E.B. Brooks written in fountain pen. Photo Type: Dry Mount Approximate Age: circa 1900. Photographer Name: Pach Bros. or Brothers. Photographer City: Cambridge. State: Massachusetts. Counties: Suffolk Norfolk Middlesex Barnstable Berkshire Worcester. It is possible this is a college or school related photo, as we have other similar from the same Pach photographer same condition, all identified with varying names. Branches of Pach studios were in Long Branch. Ocean Grove and Princeton New Jersey NJ in Monmouth or Mercer County. West Point Poughkeepsie New York NY in Orange and Dutchess County. New Haven and Middletown Connecticut: CT in New Haven and Middlesex County. Cambridge and Williamstown Massachusetts in Suffolk Worcester or Middlesex County. Easton Pennsylvania PA in Monroe Clarion or Northampton County. Clinton and Ithaca New York NY in Oneida and Tompkins County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. Was his name Edward Brooks? Edmund Brooks, Edgar Brooks, Edwin Brooks? Ethan Brooks? Earl Brooks? Earle Brooks? Eli Brooks? Elijah Brooks? Ezra Brooks? Ernest Brooks? Edmund Brooks? Elmer Brooks? Evans Brooks? Ervin Brooks? Ebeneezer Brooks? Evan Brooks? Ellis Brooks? Elias Brooks? Eliza Brooks? Erwin Brooks? Egbert Brooks? Elwin Brooks? Elvin Brooks? Elmer Brooks? Elliott Brooks? Enoch Brooks? Erastus Brooks? Eugene Brooks? Eleazer Brooks? Eduardo Brooks? Everett Brooks? A wonderful Brooks family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2261 Parker: c. 1890's-1900 Photograph of Blanch Parker, MA Name and text written on photo: Blanch Parker written in pencil. Photo Type: Dry Mount. Approximate Age: circa 1890's-1900. Photographer Name: Lewis. Photographer City: Hudson. State: Massachusetts. County: Middlesex. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. We feel this is a school photograph based on other similar photographs of this time period we have seen. A wonderful Parker family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2262 Godeus: 1860-70's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph by John D. Godeus, CA Photo backmark: This is an ornate advertising CDV photo backmark with a great line drawing image of John Godeus, photographer of the People's Art Gallery, 34 Third Street, San Francisco, California. He has a moustache, goatee, and ornate and patriotic eagle over his vignette. Written on photo: "For Minnie from Aunt Helen" handwritten in beautiful old dip pen ink script. We do not know the identity of the woman in the photo, but think it's grand to have an early San Fran photographer's image! Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph with a beautiful ornate Victorian backmark. Age: 1860-70's. Found in Norristown, Pennsylvania, Chester County. San Francisco is in San Mateo and San Francisco County. Web searches indicate that John Godeus's wife, Mary Anna Clifton Godeus, was also a photographer who worked with her husband and daughter Mary Clara Godeus, and after his death for 35 years. Census records might read: Mary Anna Clifton, Mary Anna Godeus, Mary Godeus, Mary A. Godeus. Godeus has a street named after him in SF. This is all pre San Francisco earthquake in 1906. A wonderful Godeus family history, Godeus genealogy, Godeus surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2263 Randell: c. 1870 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Cyrus Randell, MA, ME Name and text written on photo: Cyrus Randell, Boston Mass. written in old dip pen ink. Boston, Massachusetts, is Barnstable, Berkshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Worcester County. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870's. Photographer Name: Androscoggin Photograph Rooms, C.B. Conant, Proprietor. Photographer Address: Pilsbury Block. Photographer City: Lewiston. State: Maine County: Androscoggin. Found in Manchester, New Hampshire in Hillsborough, Merrimack and Rockingham County. A wonderful Randell family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2264 Stilwell: 1881 Cabinet Card Photograph of V.M. Stilwell, NY Name and text written on photo: V.M. Stilwell '81, written in old dip pen ink. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Age: circa 1881. Photographer Name: Pach. Photographer Address: 841 Broadway Cor. 13th St. Photographer City: Manhattan State: New York Counties: Kings Queens & New York. It is possible this is a college or school photo, as we have other similar from the same Pach photographer, same condition, all identified with varying names. Branches of Pach studios were in Long Branch. Ocean Grove, and Princeton, New Jersey. (NJ: Monmouth or Mercer County) West Point, Poughkeepsie, New York (NY: Orange and Dutchess County) New Haven, and Middletown, Connecticut: (CT: New Haven and Middlesex County), Cambridge and Williamstown, Massachusetts. (MA: Suffolk, Worcester or Middlesex County) Easton, Pennsylvania. (PA: Monroe, Clarion, or Northampton County) Clinton and Ithaca, New York. (NY: Oneida and Tompkins County). Was his name Victor Stilwell? Val Stilwell? Vail Stilwell? Vernon Stilwell? Verne Stilwell? Von Stilwell? Virgil Stilwell? Vincent Stilwell? A wonderful Stilwell family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2265 Shaw: c. 1880 Cabinet Card Photograph of Walter Shaw, MA Name and text written on photo: Walter Shaw written in old dip pen ink. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880. Photographer Name: N.C. Bushey. Photographer Address: 310 Main St. Photographer City: Holyoke. State: Massachusetts. County: Hampden County. Found in the areas of Ulster, Columbia and Dutchess Counties, New York State, NY. A wonderful Shaw family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2266 Eighmy: 1880-90's Victorian Calling card of W. Irving Eighmy Name printed on card: W. Irving Eighmy Approximate age: 1870-90's. Found in the areas of Ulster, Columbia and Dutchess Counties, New York State, NY. This calling card has printed the Victorian symbols of a hand and flowers, to convey the message of friendship. Was his name Walter Eighmy? William Eighmy? Wade Eighmy? Ward Eighmy? Wilbur Eighmy? Wilfred Eighmy? Wilford Eighmy? Wallace Eighmy? Wayne Eighmy? Walton Eighmy? Wilmer Eighmy? Whitmore Eighmy? Willard Eighmy? Wesley Eighmy? Winfield Eighmy? Wilbert Eighmy? Whitney Eighmy? Willie Eighmy? Wittaker Eighmy? Willis Eighmy? Winthrop Eighmy? Wilmer Eighmy? Wilson Eighmy? Will Eighmy? A wonderful Eighmy family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2267 Smith: c. 1900 Portrait Photograph of Mrs. Smith by Ernest Kimball, Photographer, PA Name and text written on photo: Mrs. Smith written in pencil. Photo Type: Dry Mount. Approximate Age: circa 1900. Photographer Name: Ernest H. Kimball (Ernest Kimball) Photographer City: Westfield. State: Pennsylvania. Counties: Potter & Tioga. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. This is a beautiful 1890's horizontal photograph of a young girl in a very beautiful blousy Victorian dress. She appears to be 12-14 years of age. The inscription could have been written later when she married. A wonderful Smith family history and Kimball photographer piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2268 Dresbach: 1870's CDV photograph of Samuel Dresbach, Train Dispatcher, OH Name written on photo: "Sam M. Dresbach, Asst. Train Dispatcher, PC & St. L. Ry, C & WV Div, Lancaster, Ohio" handwritten in beautiful and very ornate old period script in old dip pen ink. (We believe this to be the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway, Cincinnati & West Virginia Division...although the "C" could mean any other city such as Columbus, Chicago, Cleveland, etc) Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate age: 1870's. Photographer Name & Address: C.J. Weidner, Photographer, Lancaster, Ohio (Lancaster is in Fairfield County) This CDV has a beautiful red photographer's full advertising backmark, unusual. It is wonderful there is an occupation listed for Samuel M. Dresbach, and good clues for research on him. An alternative spelling of this surname is Dreisbach. Sam looks to be about 18 years of age in this photo. Here is a Wiki article on the P C & St. L Railway. A wonderful Dresbach family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2269 Newton: c. 1920 Advertising Business Card for Grey Holme Inn, NH Printed on card: "Grey Holme, Mrs. C.S. Newton, "Hostess" at The Home for the Tired Traveler, Boarders, Tourists, Weekend Guests. Approved Wayside Station. Mill Village, New Hampshire, Tel. Goshen 1-24". Note: Mill Village, New Hampshire, is in Cheshire and Sullivan County. We assume Grey Holme to be the name of an inn. We cannot find any historical information on the structure or hotel in our web searches, can you? Found in New York, in Schenectady County NY. Was her husband's name Charles Newton? Claude Newton? Claudius Newton? Clarence Newton? Carleton Newton? Carl Newton? Caleb Newton? Cedric Newton? Cornelius Newton? Cyrus Newton? Clarence Newton? Christian Newton? Clyde Newton? Cyril Newton? Clayton Newton? Clemen Newtont? Calvert Newton? Clark Newton? Colin Newton? A wonderful New Hampshire Newton family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2270 McGlue: c. 1880's Cabinet Card Photograph of The McGlue Family, MA Name and text written on photo: Lucinda McGlue and John, her father written in pencil. This is a great photo of father and daughter in a horse and buggy, somewhat faded or light in color. Outdoor scenes are unusual and uncommon in Cabinet Card Photograph format. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Photographer Name: C.A. Sweetser. Photographer Address: 8 Market St. Photographer City: Lynn. State: Massachusetts. County: Essex. Names in census records might read: Lucy McGlue, John McGlue. Actually we believe we found this woman, Lucinda F. McGlue, born 1856 in census records. A wonderful McGlue family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2271 Nichols: c. 1900-10 Real Photo Postcard of Nellie Nichols, NY Name and text written on photo: Nellie M. Nichols, Bible School Park, New York, Broome Co., and "Do I look as you thought I did? With Love and best wishes to you and S.B." written in a mix of pencil and old dip pen ink. Photo Type: Real Photo Postcard on NOKO paper. Approximate Age: circa 1900-10. Photographer Name: J.H. Dearstyne. Photographer City: Binghamton. State: New York. County: Broome County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. Nellie may be a nickname for Cornelia Nichols, Eleanor Nichols, Helen Nichols, Helene Nichols, Janelle Nichols, Janella Nichols, or other names. A wonderful Nichols family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2272 Webb: c. 1870-80 Advertising Trade Card for Webb Superior Stove Polish Printed on card: Webb Superior Stove Polish. This is a beautiful advertising advertising trade card printed with gold inks, featuring a Victorian era young woman, halloween type mask in hand. This was found in the New England area, in Nashua, New Hampshire in Hillsborough County. A wonderful Webb family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2273 Harris: c. 1894 Cabinet Card Photograph of early Factory Group w/ Julia Harris, MA Name written on photo: Julia Harris, written in pencil. This is a group photo of men, women, and several boys in front of a brick building. By the way people are dressed, it appears the setting may be a factory, mill or other early workplace. Turners Falls has many early factory buildings. This is a horizontal group photo which is unusual in a cabinet card format. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: dated 1894. Photographer Name: A.W. Howes & Co. Photographer City: Turners Falls. State: Massachusetts. County: Franklin County. This photo was found in Northampton, Massachusetts, in Hampshire County MA. A wonderful Massachusetts Harris family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2274 Sweet, Perkins: c. 1880's Cabinet Card Photograph of Monroe & Emma Sweet Perkins Name and text written on photo: Uncle Monroe and Aunt Emma (Sweet) Perkins written in pencil. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Found in Manchester, New Hampshire in Hillsborough, Merrimack and Rockingham County. Monroe may also be a past family surname. Emma may be a nickname for Emily Sweet or Emily Perkins, Emmagene Sweet or Emmagene Perkins, Emaline Sweet or Emaline Perkins, Emiline Sweet or Emiline Perkins, Emmy Sweet or Emmy Perkins or other names. Names in census records might read: Monroe Perkins, Emma Perkins, Emma S. Perkins. A wonderful Sweet family history and Perkins family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2275 Simons: c. 1890's Cabinet Card Photograph of J.L. Zeicha Simons, UK Name handwritten on photo: J.L. Zeicha Simons handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1890's. Photographer Name: F.N. Broderick. Photographer City: Ryde on the Isle of Wight. Country: England, Great Britain, United Kingdom, UK. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. Was her name Jennie Zeicha or Jennie Simons? Jennie Zeicha or Jennie Simons? Jocelyn Zeicha or Jocelyn Simons? Johanna Zeicha or Johanna Simons? Jane Zeicha or Jane Simons? Josephine Zeicha or Josephine Simons? Josephina Zeicha or Josephina Simons? Josey Zeicha or Josey Simons? Jennifer Zeicha or Jennifer Simons? Jennette Zeicha or Jennette Simons? Jeannine Zeicha or Jeannine Simons? Juanita Zeicha or Juanita Simons? Jeane Zeicha or Jeane Simons? Jacqueline Zeicha or Jacqueline Simons? Jezebelle Zeicha or Jezebelle Simons? Jeanne Zeicha or Jeanne Simons? Jean Zeicha or Jean Simons? Joanna Zeicha or Joanna Simons? Joan Zeicha or Joan Simons? Jessica Zeicha or Jessica Simons? Jessie Zeicha or Jessie Simons? Jolene Zeicha or Jolene Simons? Jan Zeicha or Jan Simons? Judith Zeicha or Judith Simons? Julianne Zeicha or Julianne Simons? Juliet Zeicha or Juliet Simons? Julia Zeicha or Julia Simons? Julie Zeicha or Julie Simons? A wonderful Zeicha family history and Simons family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2276 Marden: 1870-90's Victorian Calling Card of Rinaldo Marden Name printed on Victorian calling card: Rinaldo R. Marden. The back has written in old red colored dip pen ink the name "Herbert". (This may be Herbert Marden) Approximate age: 1870-90's. Found in a large lot of 19th c. calling cards in the vicinity of Augusta, Maine which is in Kennebec County. A wonderful and early Marden family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2277 Ewart, Nevins: c. 1870-80's Advertising Trade Card for Gold Standard Coffee Sold at Ewart's Store, PA Names and text written on card: Gold Standard Coffee, S. Ewart & Co., Pittsburgh. This delightful diecut advertising piece opens and has 2 popular childrens nursery rhymes in the inside with Ewarts Coffee worked into the illustrations. There are also recipes for making coffee, 1880's style, and for cafe au lait. It has a minor 1/2 inch tear on back page with no paper loss, unobtrusive and hardly seen. The printer is M.T. Nevins. Note: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is in Allegheny County. Found in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, MA. We found a great genealogy page listing Sam Ewart or Samuel Ewart and his Pittsburgh company online here. A wonderful Ewart family history and Nevins family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2278 Rogers, Drew: c. 1870-80's Reward of Merit Card to Harry Rogers from Teacher Ms. M. Drew Names handwritten on card: Presented to Harry W. Rogers from (Della?) M. Drew, Teacher. The teacher's first name is illegible, could possibly be Della Drew, Cella Drew, Salla Drew. This card is printed in gold ink and has a feather quill. This Rogers and Drew family item was found in Amherst, New Hampshire in Hillsborough County. It has a corner tip missing, and some edge wear and very minor creasing. Harry may be a nickname for Harold Rogers or Harrison Rogers. A wonderful Rogers family history and Drew family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2279 Day: c. 1870-80's Advertising Trade Card of A. A. Day Watches, Clocks & Jewelry, ME Name written on card: "A.A. Day, Dealer in Watches, Clocks & Jewelry, Confectionery, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Neatly Repaired. A First Class Barber Shop in Connection. Opposite the Lake House, Cor. Main and Cross Sts., Princeton, Maine." Note: Princeton, Maine, is in Washington County. This is a beautifully printed lithographed trade card for a general type store in Princeton, Maine. Found in Manchester, New Hampshire NH in Hillsborough, Merrimack and Rockingham County. Was his name Andrew Day? Adelbert Day? Abraham Day? Abram Day? Alexander Day? Alfred Day? Alan Day? Alec Day? Alex Day? Anthony Day? Aaron Day? Abel Day? Adam Day? Adolph Day? Amos Day? Alvin Day? Albert Day? Albertus Day? Ambro Day? Ambrose Day? A wonderful and historical Maine Day family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2280 Sprague: c. 1900-1915 Photograph of Mr . & Mrs. Foster Sprague Name and text written on photo: Mr.& Mrs. Foster Sprague written in ballpoint pen. Photo Type: Paper Portrait. Approximate Age: circa 1900-1915. Found in Upstate New York, NY, near Onondaga and Oswego counties and surrounding areas. The first name Foster may also be a past family surname. A wonderful Sprague family hisory and Foster family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2281 Sauer: c. 1870's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of C. Kate Sauer, IL Name and text written on photo: C. Kate Sauer written in old pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870's. Photographer Name: W.R. Falkner. Photographer City: Lanark. State: Illinois. County: Carroll County. This Sauer family photo is slightly trimmed on top edge, usually to fit into photo albums, as many were. Does not affect image in any way. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. Was her name Cecelia Sauer? Caroline Sauer? Carrie Sauer? Caroline Sauer? Carolyn Sauer? Carol Sauer? Carruth Sauer? Camilla Sauer? Her middle name Kate may be a Victorian era nickname for Katherine Sauer, Katharine Sauer, Catherine Sauer, Catharine Sauer, Kathleen Sauer, or Cathleen Sauer. A wonderful Sauer family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2282 Boynton, Flynn, Marshall: c. 1880's Baby Photograph of Helen Marshall Boynton, MA Name and text written on photo: Helen Marshall Boynton, dau. of Joseph and Katherine Flynn Marshall handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Photographer Name: Wires. Photographer Address: 139 Broad St. Photographer City: Lynn. State: Massachusetts. County: Essex. There is a small chip out of front top edge, as seen in scan, does not affect this Boynton, Flynn, Marshall family image in any way. Found in Northampton, Massachusetts, in Hampshire County MA. Names in census records might read: Helen Boynton, Joseph Boynton, Katherine Marshall. It is wonderful to have wife's maiden name written on this early photo! A wonderful Boynton family history and Marshall family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2283 Brush: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Anna Brush Printed on card: Anna L. Brush This Brush family calling card was found in the New England area in Cheshire, New Haven County. This beautiful Victorian Brush family calling card is a hidden name card, whereby one lifts the flowery paper diecut scrap to reveal the name. A wonderful Brush family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2284 Edelman: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card of Cora Edelman Printed on card: Cora A. Edelman. This Edelman family calling card was found in the New England area in Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut. This card is a hidden name card, whereby a fancy Victorian scrap is lifted to reveal the printed name. A wonderful Edelman family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2285 Heidlauf: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Phares Heidlauf Name printed on card: Phares S. Heidlauf. This is a hidden name card, whereby a very fancy Victorian scrap is lifted to reveal the printed name. This Heidlauf family calling card was found in the New England area, near Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut. If a web search is done for the name Phares Heidlauf, you will find a Mennonite 1932 Gospel Herald Obituary which tells of a Minerva Heidlauf (1857-1932) Daughter of Abram Stauffer and ----- Hoffman Stauffer of Silver Spring, Pennsylvania. A member of the Chestnut Hill Mennonite congregation. She leaves her husband, Adam Heidlauf and a son named Phares. A sister, wife of Aaron Leonard. Services in the Silver Spring U.B. Church by Bros. Isaac H. Brubaker and Seth Ebersole. We feel quite certian this info may be related to these families, as the name Phares Heidlauf is an unusual name. We found a Chestnut Hill Pa. in Erie, Lancaster, Northampton, Philadelphia, and York County. Heydlauff is an alternative spelling of this name. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Heidlauf family history piece with some good genealogical clues! Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2286 Rishel: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Millie Rishel Name printed on card: Millie V. Rishel, Mamie is also handwritten in old pencil script on the back. This Rishel family calling card was found in the New England, in Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut. This is a hidden name card, whereby a fancy Victorian scrap is lifted to reveal the printed name. The fancy scrap has "Sweet Rememberance" printed on it with a classic Victorian symbol of a hand offering flowers. Millie may be a nickname for Millicent Rishel, or Mildred Rishel or others. Mamie or Mame was a commonly used nickname for Mary, as in Mary Rishel, or Mame Rishel, Mamie Rishel? A wonderful Rishel family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2287 Lindaman: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card for George Lindaman Printed on card: George T. Lindaman. This Lindaman family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire, in New Haven County, Connecticut. This card has a beautiful Victorian outstretched hand holding a book with the verse "Within this book, a record see, of all I've borne, for love of thee." A wonderful Lindaman family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2288 Young: c. 1870-90's Victorian Calling Card of L.E. Young, NY Name printed on card: "L.E. Young, Petersburgh, N.Y." Note: Petersburgh, New York, is in Rensselaer County NY. It is unusual, and a great added clue to find a printed location on a calling card. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. Do you have Young family in this area of the country? Can you identify L.E.? A wonderful Young family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2289 Barnes: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Mrs. Sarah Barnes Name printed on card: Mrs. Sarah L. Barnes. This Barnes family calling card card was found in the New England area, in Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut. A wonderful Barnes family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2290 Butzer: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Annie Butzer Name printed on card: Annie Butzer This Butzer family calling card was found in the New England area, in New Haven, Cheshire County, Connecticut. This is a beautiful litho card with a lily pad on pond scene surrounded by flowers. Annie may be a nickname for Anne Butzer, Annabelle Butzer, Analine Butzer, Anna Butzer, Anita Butzer, Ann Butzer, Antoinette Butzer, Antonia Butzer, or other names. A wonderful Butzer family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2291 Mest: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card of Hannah A. M. Mest Name printed on card: Hannah A. M. Mest with verse: "Take my hand 'tis thine, In pleasure or in pain, Until my life decline I'll true to thy remain." This Mest family calling card was found in the New England area, in Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut. Her name in census records might read: Hannah Mest, hanna Mest, Hanna A. Mest, Hannah M. Mest. A wonderful Mest family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2292 Gschoke: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card for John Gschoke Printed on card: John Gschoke. This Gschoke family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire, in New Haven County, Connecticut. The card features a beautiful litho flower design. A wonderful Gschoke family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2293 Scriven: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card for Charles Scriven Name printed on card: Chas H. Scriven. (Charles H. Scriven) This Scriven family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire, in New Haven County, Connecticut. A wonderful Scriven family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2294 Stover: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Emma Stover Printed on card: Emma R. Stover. This Stover family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut. Emma may be a nickname for Emily Stover, Emmagene Stover, Emiline Stover or other names. A wonderful Stover family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2295 Widber: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card of Charles Widber Name printed on card: Charles H. Widber. This Widber family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire in New Haven County, Connecticut. This card depicts a beautiful litho scene of flowers and a bird. A wonderful Widber family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2296 Brill: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card for Phebe Brill Printed on card: Phebe Brill. This beautiful old Brill family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire in New Haven County, Connecticut. A wonderful Brill family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2297 Grofe: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Hannah Grofe Name printed on card: Hannah C. Grofe. This Grofe family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire, in New Haven County, Connecticut. This calling card has a Victorian fan motif with the words, "Forget Me Not". A wonderful Grofe family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2298 Kenreigh: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card for Elmer Kenreigh Printed on card: Elmer G. Kenreigh This Kenreigh family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire, in New Haven County, Connecticut. A wonderful Kenreigh family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2299 Brandt: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card for Rosa Brandt Printed on card: Rosa M. Brandt This larger than usual Brandt family calling card was found in the New England area, around Cheshire, in New Haven County, Connecticut. This calling card has printed the Victorian symbols of a hand and flowers, to convey the message of friendship. A wonderful Brandt family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2300 Heydt: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Jerome Heydt Name printed on card: Jerome M. Heydt, Printed verse: "Wishing you Every Happiness" This Heydt family calling card was found in the New England area, in Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut. The card features a sailboat scene in a harbor with castles. A wonderful Heydt family history piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

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