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2351 Hooper: c. 1880's Photograph of an early Hooper Cemetery Gravestone & Church This is an unusual early vintage photograph mounted under glass on a solid plaque-like frame. At one time the frame had a gold velveteen cover, now worn thin with age. The image itself is of a graveyard with an old stone church in the background. The most legible stone bears the names of Grace, wife of George Hooper. (Grace Hooper) Her date of death was January 9, of what looks like 1831, 1851, 1863 or 1881 or 1883. It looks the most like 1881. She was 61 years old. The stone reads "Sacred to the memory of Grace, wife of George Hooper." This wonderful early photographic plaque was found in Nashua, New Hampshire, in Hillsborough County, however the setting could quite possibly be an old church in England. At one time the frame stood up alone on a cardboard easel backing. This is torn off. It would still hang on a wall, as it has a metal hanger. A wonderful and unusual Hooper family history, Hooper genealogy cemetary piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2352 Hand: c. 1880's 2 Identical Photos With the Name William Hand, NY Name and text written on the 2 photos: Compliments of Wm. B. Hand, Nyack, N.Y. written in old dip pen ink by the same hand. Also written in pencil, by a different hand, is Ithaca, N.Y. These are 2 of the same photos of a very stately stone and brick building with an African American young girl standing in front, looking very small in scale with the large granite building. 3 women look out of doorway, all people are very small and can only be seen with magnification. This may be Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, Tompkins county. Nyack, New York, is in Rockland County, and Ithaca is in Tompkins County. Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. We will be happy to sell them separately, simply email us and ask. A Mr. William Hand of Nyack was an assistant to Thomas Edison. We do not know if this is a relative or not. A wonderful Hand family history, and Hand genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2353 Weber: c. 1880-90's Photograph of Lina Weber, MA Written on photo: Lina Weber written in old dip pen ink. Photo Type: Dry Mount Approximate Age: circa 1880-90's. Photographer Name: Ward. Photographer City: Taunton. State: Massachusetts. County: Bristol County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. Lina may be a nickname for Celine Weber, Selina Weber, Celina Weber, Magdelina Weber, Madeline Weber, Helen Weber, Helene Weber, Evaline Weber, Darlene Weber, Kathleen Weber, Arleen Weber, Arlena Weber, Arlene Weber, Aileen Weber, Adaline Weber, or Adeline Weber. A wonderful Weber family history, Weber genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2354 Wardner: c. 1880's Cabinet Card Photograph of Vesta Wardner, NY Written on photo: Vesta Wardner handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Photographer Name: Payne, Successor to Grum. Photographer City: Watkins Glen. State: New York. County: Schuyler County. This is a beautiful photograph of a young girl in a very fancy hairdo and a bloused dress. Found in Upstate New York, near Onondaga and Oswego Counties NY. Vesta may be a nickname for Silvestra Wardner or Vesteria Wardner. Vesta was also the name of a Roman Goddess. A wonderful Wardner family history, Ward genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2355 Henderson: 1890-1910 Business Card of Lawyer William G. Henderson, DC Printed on advertising business card: "Wm G. Henderson & Co., Attorney at Law, 717 Seventh St. opposite Patent Office, Washington, D.C., Practice before the Courts and the U.S. Patent Office." Approximate age: 1890-1910. State: New York. County: District of Columbia, Arlington, Prince George or George's County. Found in a large collection of late 19th and early 20th century printed business related cards in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, MA. This William Henderson card is printed on heavy old off white cardstock with simple early American typography font. These business cards give a wonderful look into early advertising at the turn of the last century, as well as good genealogy clues. Early Census and business records can also be of help in finding these lost ancestors and their working whereabouts, as well as the genweb sites for each specific county. Research into the the architect, building and address they worked at may also provide good clues for date and time period. A wonderful Henderson family history, Henderson genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2356 Gardner: c. 1870's Stunning CDV Group Photograph of the Gardner Family, OH Written on photo: Gardner Norwalk, O. written in old pencil. This is a great and rare photo of a family group shot in CDV carte de visite format. It is unusual to find a CDV group scene. It exhibits wonderful work by a skilled photographer. It was taken outdoors, as it features a tree and hickory chair. They appear to be in light summer clothing. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1860's, Civil War era. Photographer Name: G.W. Edmondson. Photographer Address: Over First National Bank. Photographer City: Norwalk. State: Ohio. County: Huron County. Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. A wonderful and uncommon Norwalk, Ohio Gardner family history, Gardner genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2357 Connor: c. 1880's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Mrs. J. Connor, MA, RI Written on photo: Mrs. J. Connor written in pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Photographer Name: A.E. Alden. Photographer Address: Springfield, Massachusetts in Hampden County, and Providence, Rhode Island, in Providence and Bristol County. This photograph was removed from a photo album found in the Northampton area of Massachusetts, Hampshire County. The collector, (whom we have worked with on thousands of items) carefully rewrote the family names as they were originally written on the decrepit album sleeves. Often the early antique photo albums do not stand the test of time. Northampton, Massachusetts is in Hampshire County. The photo is trimmed on top and bottom edges, usually to fit into photo albums, as many were. Does not affect her image in any way. Was his name John Connor? Jake Connor? Jacob Connor? James Connor? Jeb Connor? Josiah Connor? Jean Connor? Jason Connor? Jerome Connor? Jethro Connor? Joshua Connor? Jerard Connor? Jesse Connor? Jeremy Connor? Jonathan Connor? Jonah Connor? Julian Connor? Julius Connor? Joseph Connor? Jack Connor? Jackson Connor? Joel Connor? Justin Connor? Jefferson Connor? A wonderful Connor family history, Connor genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2358 O'Neil: c. 1880 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Annie O'Neil, MA Written on photo: "Annie ONeil" handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Photographer Name: Judd. Photographer Address: 42 front St. Photographer City: Chicopee Falls. State: Massachusetts. County: Hampden County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts. Annie may be a nickname for Anne O'Neil? Annabelle O'Neil? Analine O'Neil? Anna O'Neil? Anita O'Neil? Ann O'Neil? Antoinette O'Neil? Antonia O'Neil? A wonderful O'Neil family history, O'Neil genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2359 Stone: c. 1870-80's CDV Ca rte de Visite Photograph of Reverend Stone, MA Written on photo: "Reverend P.D. Stone" handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870-80's. Photographer Name: Moore. Photographer Address: Gill Art Building. Photographer City: Springfield. State: Massachusetts. County: Hampden County. This photograph was removed from a photo album found in the Northampton area of Massachusetts, Hampshire County. The collector, (whom we have worked with on thousands of items) carefully rewrote the family names as they were originally written on the decrepit album sleeves. Often the early antique photo albums do not stand the test of time. Northampton, Massachusetts is in Hampshire County. Was his name Philip Stone? Phillip Stone? Perry Stone? Parry Stone? Patrick Stone? Paul Stone? Payne Stone? Percival Stone? Percy Stone? Peter Stone? Phineas Stone? Porter Stone? Powell Stone? Prescott Stone? Phelan Stone? Phaon Stone? A wonderful Minister or Preacher Stone family history, Stone genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2360 Callighan: 1879 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Annie Callighan, MA Written on photo: Annie Callighan written in pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Age: circa 1879. Photographer Name: H. Buchholz. Photographer City: Springfield. State: Massachusetts. County: Hampden County. This photograph was removed from a photo album found in the Northampton area of Massachusetts, Hampshire County. The collector, (whom we have worked with on thousands of items) carefully rewrote the family names as they were originally written on the decrepit album sleeves. Often the early antique photo albums do not stand the test of time. Northampton, Massachusetts is in Hampshire County. Annie may be a nickname for Anne Callighan, Annabelle Callighan, Analine Callighan, Anna Callighan, Anita Callighan, Ann Callighan, Antoinette Callighan, Antonia Callighan, or other names. A wonderful Callighan family history, Callighan genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2361 Cashin: 1878 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Ed Cashin, MA Written on photo: Ed Cashin written in pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Age: 1878. Photographer Name: H. Buchholz. Photographer City: Springfield. State: Massachusetts. County: Hampden County. This photograph was removed from a photo album found in the Northampton area of Massachusetts, Hampshire County. The collector, (whom we have worked with on thousands of items) carefully rewrote the family names as they were originally written on the decrepit album sleeves. Often the early antique photo albums do not stand the test of time. Northampton, Massachusetts is in Hampshire County. An unusual CDV photo in that the mother's body is hidden and draped in a large piece of fabric, holding the child's body, to the right. Ed may be a nickname for Edward Cashin, Edwardo Cashin, Eduardo Cashin, Edgar Cashin, Edmin Cashin, Eden Cashin, Edmiston Cashin, Eddie Cashin, Edmund Cashin or Edwin Cashin. A wonderful Cashin family history, Cashin genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2362 Devine: c. 1880's Unusual Cabinet Card Photograph of Harriet Devine & Hannah Devine Printed on photo: Harriet E. Devine, 15 years old, Hannah B. Devine, 13 years old, printed on image front. This is a stunningly beautiful and very unusual image of the 2 young women with their thigh length hair, down and flowing. It is assumed they were performers who traveled and showed their hair. Most likely they would personally sell these cabinet cards photos as a souvenir, as the photo is specially printed with their names in gold ink, something not seen in everyday family photographs. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. This was found in the New England area, in Manchester, New Hampshire NH in Hillsborough, Merrimack and Rockingham County. A wonderful and collectible early photograph on it's own, and a wonderful Devine family history, Devine genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2363 Cloyes, Lesage, Gond, Echillet: c. 1900 Hotel Advertising Card for Hotel St. Jacques, France Printed on card: Hotel St. Jacques, Lesage - Gond, Cloyes, (Eure-et-Loir). Omnibus A Tous Les Trains. Ecuries et Remises. Printed by Henri Echillet, Niort. The back of the card has handwritten, in old dip pen ink, tabulation for goods and services received from the hotel: cafe au lait, white wine, 1 dinner, glass of chatreuse, and chamber maid service. Cloyes, which could be a signature, is written below. The Hotel St. Jacques is still in existence, a 16th century inn set in a beautiful shady park, on the riverside of the Loir, near Chateaudun and Vendome and very close to the Loire Chateau. Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. A wonderful Echillet family history, Echillet genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2364 Beck: c. 1860-70's Tintype Photograph of George Beck Written on photo: George Beck handwritten in pencil. This photo was found with Ohio Metz family photos, thus he may be related to the Metz family. Photo Type: Tintype, in paper folder. Approximate Age: circa 1860-70s, Civil war era. Found in the Strasburg, Tuscarawas County and Akron, Summit County area of Ohio with a large collection of Metz family photographs. It is unusual to find identified tintype photographs, a wonderful Ohio Beck family history, Beck genealogy, Metz family history, Metz genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2365 Pfiester: c. 1900 Photograph of Bill Pfiester Written on photo: Bill Pfiester written in pencil. This photo was found within a collection of Metz family photographs from Ohio, he could be related to that family. Found in the Strasburg, Tuscarawas County and Akron, Summit County area of Ohio. Photo Type: Dry Mount. Approximate Age: circa 1900. Census records might read: William Pfiester. A wonderful Pfiester family history, Pfiester genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2366 Armstrong: c. 1870 Young People Temperance Union Card for V.G. Armstrong Printed on card: Young People Temperance Union Card. "With Malice Toward none and Charity to All" I, the undersigned, do pledge my word and honor, God Helping Me, To abstain from All Intoxicating Liquors as a beverage, and that I will, by all honorable means, encourage others to abstain. Murphy Movement, signed for V.G. Armstrong, in pencil. Note: In the latter 1800 to the 1920 , temperance and prohibition were very prominent social and political issues. Much temperance work was known as the Murphy Movement, which began in Pittsburg, Pa., in January, 1877, under the labors of Francis Murphy, of Maine, himself a reformed saloon keeper. He gained a close ally when Frances Willard, president of the Woman Christian Temperance Union, also led thousands of women to endorse woman suffrage. This is a wonderful Armstrong family temperance pledge card, found in Upstate New York, NY, near Onondaga and Oswego counties and surrounding areas. Was his name Victor Armstrong? Val Armstrong? Vail Armstrong? Vernon Armstrong? Verne Armstrong? Von Armstrong? Virgil Armstrong? Vincent Armstrong? Vance Armstrong? Vaughn Armstrong? Valentine Armstrong? Valdemar Armstrong? Vance Armstrong? Vassily Armstrong? Verge Armstrong? Volney Armstrong? Vladimir Armstrong? A wonderful Armstrong family history, Armstrong genealogy, Murphy family history, Murphy genealogy, Willard family history, Willard genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2367 James, Murphy: 1878 National Christian Temperance Union Card of Rufus James Printed on card: "National Christian Temperance Union Card. with Malice Toward None and Charity For All. I, the undersigned, do pledge my word and honor, God Helping Me, to abstain from All Intoxicating Liquors as a beverage, and that I will, by all honorable means, encourage others to abstain. Francis Murphy. Signed and dated by Rufus James, Dec. 15th, 1878" in pencil. Note: In the latter 1800 to the 1920 , temperance and prohibition were very prominent social and political issues. Much temperance work was known as the Murphy Movement, which began in Pittsburg, Pa., in January, 1877, under the labors of Francis Murphy, of Maine, himself a reformed saloon-keeper. He gained a close ally when Frances Willard, president of the Woman Christian Temperance Union, also led thousands of women to endorse woman suffrage. This wonderful old temperance pledge card was found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. A wonderful James family history, James genealogy, Murphy family history, Murphy genealogy, Willard family history, Willard genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2368 Possien, Ligny, Cuminet, Wassy: c. 1900 Advertising Bill Card for Cafe Hotel du Cheval Blanc, France Printed on card: Hotel du Cheval Blanc, Cafe. Ancienne Maison Cumninet. E. Possien, Successor to Ligny (Meuse). The printer of the card was Blavier A. Wassy. (Blavier Wassy) This hotel cafe had rooms for weddings and featured the famous dessert Madelines de Commercy, a pastry. It is a speciality of the town of Commercy, in Lorraine. The back of the card has a handwritten bill for dinner, chambre (room), and coffee to total $5.40 in old dip pen ink . This is a beautiful and ornate European advertising piece with beautiful type. Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. A wonderful Possien family history, Possien genealogy, Wassy family history, Wassy genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2369 Brocard, Bouteloup: 1897 Advertising Receipt from Hotel de France Printed on card: Redon, Hotel de France, Place de Bretagne, A. Brocard. IMP. (The Printer) A. Bouteloup, Redon. Charges to the room are listed on the back of the card, with the date June 23. '97, written in pencil. This is for the A. Brocard Cafe in the Hotel de France in Redon, Bretangne France. This wonderful French hotel advertising piece was found in Upstate New York, NY, near Onondaga and Oswego counties and surrounding areas. Brocard is the main family surname on this card. A wonderful French Brocard family history, Brocard genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2370 Berthet, Hecker: 1897 Advertising Card & Bill from Hotel de L'Europe, France Printed on card: Hotel de L'Europe, Mon Piriou Au Centre de la Ville. F. Berthet, Estaminet Salle Particulliere Salon Jardin, Didot - Bottin. Lannion (C.d.N.). Imp. Leon Hecker et Cle Paris 28. (Hecker is the printer) There is a handwritten tabulation of the bill on the back for dinner, room, and cafe in old dip pen ink, and then in pencil is written 4 Lannion, June 19, '97 also appears. This wonderful French advertising piece was found in Upstate New York, NY. Livingston, Monroe, Ontario County. Berthet is the main family surname on this card. A wonderful Berthet family history, Berthet genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2371 Lawton: 1881 Advertising Trade Card for H.M. Lawton, Grocer, NY Printed on card: "Festina Lente" from H.M. Lawton, Grocer, Cor. James & Dominick Sts., Rome, N.Y. The figure is the "Wicket Keeper", which refers to the game of Cricket. The Illustration is Copyrighted 1881, and printed by J. Ramsdell. Note: Rome, New York, is in Oneida County. These type of advertising trade cards are considered a "stock card" in that they were sold as blanks, later having the merchant's name and store address or products imprinted on them, as was done here. This is a beautiful litho card with gold inks. Was his name Henry Lawton? Harold Lawton? Harvey Lawton? Humphrey Lawton? Hiram Lawton? Herman Lawton? Hector Lawton? Howard Lawton? Herbert Lawton? Hershel Lawton? Hubert Lawton? Herschel Lawton? Harrington Lawton? Horace Lawton? Harold Lawton? Harry Lawton? Homer Lawton? Harrison Lawton? Hugh Lawton? Hulburt Lawton? Was the printer's name John Ramsdell? Jake Ramsdell? Jacob Ramsdell? James Ramsdell? Jeb Ramsdell? Josiah Ramsdell? Jean Ramsdell? Jason Ramsdell? Jerome Ramsdell? Jethro Ramsdell? Joshua Ramsdell? Jerard Ramsdell? Jesse Ramsdell? Jeremy Ramsdell? Jonathan Ramsdell? Jonah Ramsdell? Julian Ramsdell? Julius Ramsdell? Joseph Ramsdell? Jack Ramsdell? Jackson Ramsdell? Joel Ramsdell? Justin Ramsdell? Jefferson Ramsdell? There is a chip out of upper right corner, as seen in scan. Does not affect the text of this Lawton family business name in any way. A wonderful Lawton family history, Lawton genealogy, Ramsdell family history, and Ramsdell genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2373 Gould: 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. J A. Gould, Jr., MA Printed on Victorian calling card: Mr. & Mrs. J A. Gould, Jr., Newton Upper Falls. Note: This town is in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. Approximate age: 1870-90's. Found in a lot of 19th c. calling cards in the vicinity of Oxford, Connecticut which is in New Haven County. This is a beautiful early glossy calling card in which the paper has a high cotton content, early. It is glossy and elegant. Was his name John Gould? Jake Gould? Jacob Gould? James Gould? Jeb Gould? Josiah Gould? Jean Gould? Jason Gould? Jerome Gould? Jethro Gould? Joshua Gould? Jerard Gould? Jesse Gould? Jeremy Gould? Jonathan Gould? Jonah Gould? Julian Gould? Julius Gould? Joseph Gould? Jack Gould? Jackson Gould? Joel Gould? Justin Gould? Jefferson Gould? A wonderful and early Gould family piece, Gould genealogy piece with a great clue as to town they were from, unusual. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2374 Lindsley, Arion, Warner: 1891 Photograph of Arion, a Race Trotting Horse, CA Printed on the front of photo: Arion, a 1 yr. old trotting in 2:10 .25 at Stockton, Cala. Nov. 10th, 1891. Photo and Copyrighted by Frank G. Warner, San Francisco, Cala. Note: Stockton, California, is in Stanislaus and San Joaquin County. Photo Type: Larger Format Horizontal Cabinet Card photograph. Age: 1891. Photographer Name: Frank G. Warner, for duplicates & enlargements: H.M. Lindsley. Photographer Address: 20 Ellis St. Photographer City: San Francisco. State: California. County: San Francisco. Census records might read: Frank Warner, Francis Warner, Franklin Warner. Found in New York, in Schenectady County NY. A wonderful Warner family history, Warner genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2375 Townsend, Price: 1880-90's Cabinet Card Photo of Luceno William Price & Lucy Adda Townsend Price, OH Written on photograph: Luceno William Price & Lucy Adda Townsend Price. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880-90's. Photographers Name: Hubbard. Photographers City: Spencerville. State: Ohio. County: Allen County. This photograph was removed from a photo album found in the Northampton area of Massachusetts, Hampshire County. The collector, (whom we have worked with on thousands of items) carefully rewrote the family names as they were originally written on the decrepit album sleeves. Often the early antique photo albums do not stand the test of time. A very clear and crisp close up Townsend family portrait. Names and text written on the 4 photos we have on our site : 1.) John E. Green, Selah Jane Deniston Townsend Green 2.) Luceno William Price & Lucy Adda Townsend Price. 3.) Baby Blair Townsend, Michael Deniston, John Townsend 4.) William Townsend, Maude Lawrence Townsend. A wonderful Townsend family collection with a strong family resemblence to all. Three of the photographs have the identical photo studio setting, same framed picture on left wall, even though the photographer's name is different on one. The studio may have been bought out, interesting in itself historically for Spencerville. The item numbers of this Ohio Townsend family on our site is #2375, #2398, #2457, and #2910. Names in census records might read: Maude Townsend, Maude L. Townsend, John Green, Selah Deniston, Selah Townsend, Selah Green, Luceno Price, Luceno W. Price. Lucy may be a nickname for Lucille Price, Lucille Adda, Lucinda Price, Lucille Adda, Lucia Price, Lucia Adda, Lucretia Price, Lucretia Adda, Luceno Price, Lucenso Adda, or Lucina Price, Lucina Adda. We found evidence of a Lucius Price and/or Lucius W. Price in Ohio census records, married to Lucy Adda Price. A wonderful Townsend family history Townsend genealogy, Price family history, Price genealogy, Green family history, Green genealogy, Deniston family history, Deniston genealogy, Adda family history, Adda genealogy and Luceno family history, Luceno genealogy photograph. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2376 Rowe, Field: 1911 Receipt from H.C. Rowe & Co. Oyster Growers, CT, RI, NY This beautiful lithographed receipt is from H.C. Rowe & Co. Oyster Growers, Cultivators, and Shippers of Shelter Island, Rhode Island, and Long Island Sound Oysters. It has a very interesting engraved billhead depicting images of the North and South wharfs featuring period buildings with the company name on them, along with assorted steam boats. Inset in the center of the water wharf scene, is half of an oyster shell, and printed within is a scene of the bay showing the working boats, one boat which has H.C. Rowe & Co. on it. Started in 1868, The company was headquartered in New Haven, Conn. The shipment is to Field & Field, Catskill, N.Y. and dated Oct. 9, 1911. There is an official paid stamp from H.C. Rowe & Co. New Haven, Connecticut, is in New Haven County. Shelter Island, New York is in Suffolk County. Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island is in Newport County. Catskill, New York, is in Greene County. Oysters were an extreme Victorian delicacy and sign of wealth. A wonderful Rowe family history, Rowe genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family

2377 Flint, Kendall: c. 1880's Advertising Broadside Poster for Prof. Flint's Powders This poster or flyer from the 1880's is advertising Professor Flint's Horse and Cattle Condition and Renovating Powders, sold by Dr. B.J. Kendall Company, Enosburgh Falls, VT. Dr. B.J. Kendall, a local pharmacist, became a wealthy man after discovering a remedy beneficial to horses affected with an infirmity called Spavin. He built the Opera House in Enosburg Falls for $10,000 in 1892. This poster broadside, printed on both sides, has an assortment of testimonials from satisfied customers such as: J.A. VanHorn, Washington, New Jersey, (Warren & Burlington Counties) George B. Lamberton (George Lamberton), (Orion, Michigan, Oakland County) John L. Larue (John Larue) (Transit, Ohio) John Wilson & Son (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Allegheny County) Marcus B. Hand (Marcus Hand) (Amaganset, New York, Suffolk County) John W. Slade (John Slade) (Clear Forks, Virginia) Joseph H. Hanger (Joseph Hanger) (Berlin, Pennsylvania, Somerset County) J.C. Wilson (Monango, Dakota, now North Dakota, Dickey County). Note: Enosburgh Falls, Vermont, is in Franklin County. Found in New England, in Dorset, Vermont, VT Bennington County. A wonderful Flint family history, Flint genealogy piece, Kendall family history, and Kendall genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2378 England: c. 1910-20's Handwritten Railroad Letter from Robert England, WV, OR We have 2 personal handwritten letters on our site to a worker named Joe, from Robert H. England, the general manager of the Kanawha & West Virginia Railroad, and the Central Railroad of Oregon on another. Also see item number #3172. This letter is written in fountain pen on fine onion skin paper from the Kanawha & West Virginia Railroad, Office of General Manager, Charleston, W. VA. and speaks of a shipment of furniture, and a search for a roll top mahogany desk, which Mr. England, the general manager, would like Joe to send by express. Charleston, West Virginia, is in Kanawha County. We are unsure of dates on these letters but feel they are 1910-20's era. Found in the areas of Ulster, Columbia and Dutchess Counties, New York State, NY. See item number #3172 for other similar railroad letter by Robert England, found with this letter. A wonderful England family history, England genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2379 Coleman, Boulassier: 1919 Letter from a French Bakery to Mr. & Mrs. David Coleman, France This handwritten letter in old dip pen ink is in French on a bakery advertising letterhead of Boulangerie, Boulassier, 16 Rue Mirebeau, 16 in the city of Bourges, about 130 miles south of Paris. It is written to Monsieur et Madame Coleman, probably American, dated Novembre 10, 1919, and is signed by J. Boulassier, the bakery's owner. The bakery's speciality is rye bread and fantastical breads. The letter in English, appears to be of a personal, friendly nature rather then a business letter. Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. A wonderful Boulassier family history, Boulassier genealogy, Coleman family history, Coleman genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2380 Cowdrey & Franklin: 1890-1900 Business Card of 2 Accountants, NYC Printed on this advertising business card: Cowdrey & Franklin. accountants and Collectors, Dewitt C. Cowdrey and James T. Franklin, Room No. 5, No. 41 Thomas St., Cor Church St., New York. Approximate age: 1890-1900. State: New York. County: Kings, Queens, New York & Delaware County. Found in a large collection of late 19th and early 20th century printed business related cards in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, MA. Card is printed on heavy old off white cardstock with simple early American typography font. These business cards give a wonderful look into early advertising at the turn of the last century, as well as good genealogy clues. Early Census and business records can also be of help in finding these lost ancestors and their working whereabouts, as well as the gen sites for each specific county. Research into the the architect, building and address they worked at may also provide good clues for date and time period. Census records might read: Dewitt Cowdrey, James Franklin. A wonderful Cowdrey family history, Cowdrey genealogy, Franklin family history, and Franklin genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2381 Monroe: 1860's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Leroy Monroe, NY Written on item: Leroy Monroe handwritten in old black ink. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Age: 1860's Civil War era. Photographer Name: C.C. Sherwood, Photographist, Sing Sing, New York. (Later Ossining, NY) County: Westchester County. This is a beautiful image of a young boy in a Civil War era child's frock coat, standing by a table with a photo album nearby. Leroy looks to be about 4-5 years of age. Found in Granby CT, Hartford County. A wonderful Monroe family history, Monroe genealogy, Monroe surname and possibly Leroy family history, Leroy genealogy, Leroy surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2382 Hakes, Ashten: 1885 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Mabel Hakes, NY Written on item: "Mabel Hakes, Groton, N.Y. 1885" beautifully handwritten in old dip pen ink. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Age: 1885. Photographer Name: Evans. Photographer Address: 74 & 76 State St., Ithaca, NY and Cortland, New York NY. County: Tompkins County, Cortland County. Groton, NY is in Tompkins County. This is a very close up and wonderful image of Mabel. Found in Searsport, Maine, Waldo County. Did she attend Cortland normal school? Cornell University? A Normal school was a school that trained teachers, chiefly for the elementary grades. Others found with her were school photographs. We found Mabel A. Hakes in the 1880 census in Groton, born in 1865. Her family members were Grandfather James Ashten, George W. Ashten, Emily L. Ashten, Mary A. Hakes, Verginia A. Hakes. Census records might read: George Ashten, Emily Ashten, Mary Hakes, Virginia Hakes, Verginia Hakes, Ginny Hakes. A wonderful Hakes family history, Hakes genealogy, Hakes surname, Ashten family history, Ashten genealogy, Ashten surname piece. piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2383 Ballou: 1860-70's Stereoview Photograph of Ballou Family Statue Monument This is an interesting early Civil War era yellow mount stereoview photograph of a large figural monument, appears to be in a cemetery. The statue is a full wonderful early (appears to be 1850's) life monument of a man in suitcoat, has a draped fabric over left side and something in his hand. Simply the surname BALLOU is engraved in stone in bottom in large letters on the monument. There are graves within a cast iron Victorian fence behind him, may be a Ballou family plot, or not. This is not your typical gravestone, looks very much like a commissioned monument to memorialize an esteemed Ballou family member. Do you know where this is? Is he the famous utopian minister Hosea Ballou described below? Do you know where this marker is today? We'd love to know. There is no marking on the stereoview photo whatsoever. Hosea Ballou died in 1852, which would make sense for the time period of this stereoview. We cannot find any indication that this monument still stands. Wiki article: "Hosea Ballou (April 30, 1771-June 7, 1852) was an American Universalist clergyman and theological writer. He was born in Richmond, New Hampshire (Cheshire County). The son of Maturin Ballou, a Baptist minister, he was self-educated, and devoted himself early on to the ministry. In 1789 he converted to Universalism, and in 1794 became a pastor of a congregation in Dana, Massachusetts (Worcester County). He preached at Barnard, Vermont (Windsor County) and surrounding towns in 1801-1807; at Portsmouth, New Hampshire (Rockingham County) in 1807-1815; at Salem, Massachusetts (Essex county) in 1815-1817; and as pastor of the Second Universalist Church in Boston (essex, Suffolk and Middlesex Counties) from December 1817 until his death there. He founded and edited The Universalist Magazine (1819 -- later called The Trumpet), and The Universalist Expositor (1831 -- later The Universalist Quarterly Review), and wrote 10,000 sermons as well as many hymns, essays and polemic theological works. He is best known for Notes on the Parables (1804), A Treatise on Atonement (1805) and Examination of the Doctrine of a Future Retribution (1834). These works mark him as the principal American expositor of Universalism." A wonderful Ballou family piece, Ballou genealogy piece. Can you solve this Ancestorville mystery? Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2384 Thorne: 1878 Stereoview Photograph of Grave of Leonard C. Thorne, NY Handwritten on photo: "The grave of Leonard C. Thorne, March 6, 1878. About two thousand people were present at the funeral" handwritten in old period dip pen ink script. Photo type: Stereoview Photograph. Age: dated 1878. Found in the areas of Ulster, Columbia and Dutchess Counties, New York State, NY. Web Research: Leonard C. Thorne, born 1833, parents: Samuel C. and Maria Hoogland Thorne. Religious newspaper editor, "The Herald of Life." Lived in Brooklyn, New York, Orange & Bloomfield, New Jersey, (Essex County) and Granville NY, Washington County, NY, where he died March 3, 1878. Married Hannah Eliza, daughter of David Rogers and Hannah (Dillingham) Rogers. Had 3 children: 1.) Stephen Rogers Thorne, born 1863, real estate broker in San Francisco, California, married Mary Agnes Tolson. 2.) Leonard C. Thorne Jr., born 1872 admitted to the bar of New York state, a member of the NYS Bar Association. 3.) Bertha Ginevra Thorne, born 1877, married Fred Charles Sheldon, son of Charles Albert Sheldon and Eliza Melissa (Dunham) Sheldon. Thorne's funeral was held at the Friends' meeting house with high attendance. Note: Census records may read: Leonard Thorne, Samuel Thorne, Samuel C. Thorne, Maria Thorne, Hannah E. Rogers, Hannah E. Dillingham Rogers, Hannah Rogers, David Rogers, Stephen Rogers Thorne, Stephen R. Thorne, Mary Agnes Thorne, Mary Thorne, Bertha Thorne, Bertha G. Thorne, Fred Sheldon, Frederick Sheldon, Fredrick Sheldon, Frederic Sheldon, Frederik Sheldon, Fredric Sheldon, Fredrik Sheldon, Charles A. Sheldon, Eliza M. Sheldon, Eliza Sheldon, Eliza Dunham, Eliza M. Dunham. This rare stereoview photograph was taken 3 days after his death. A wonderful Thorne family history, Thorne genealogy, Hoogland family history, Hoogland genealogy, Sheldon family history, Sheldon genealogy, Rogers family history, Rogers genealogy, Tolson family history, Tolson genealogy, Dillingham family history, Dillingham genealogy, Dunham family history, and Dunham genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2385 Coy, Chase: 1860's CDV Photograph of Rosamond Coy & Charles Chase This is a beautiful old Civil War era photo of a couple named Rosamond Coy & Charles Chase, handwritten on the back in ballpoint pen. Ballpoint pen was invented in 1945, so this was most likely written at a later date by a Coy or Chase family member. They appear to be about 20-25 years old. The photographer is William A. Terry (William Terry) of Bristol, Connecticut, which is in Hartford County. We also have another beautiful younger image of her alone, number #2386. Found in Granby CT, in Hartford County. Census records might read Rosa Coy, Rose Coy, Rosie Coy, Rosa C. Chase, Rosamond C. Chase, Rosamond Chase, Rosa Chase, Rose Chase, Rosie Chase. A wonderful Coy family history, Coy genealogy, Coy surname, Chase family history, Chase genealogy, Chase surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2386 Coy, Chase: 1860's CDV Photograph of Rosamond Coy Chase This is a beautiful old Civil War era photo of a young girl named Rosamond Coy Chase, handwritten on the back in old period pencil script. She appears to be about 15 years old. The photographer is William A. Terry (William Terry) of Bristol, Connecticut, which is in Hartford County. We also have another beautiful image of her, number #2385 with Charles Chase, presumably her husband. Census records might read Rosa Coy, Rose Coy, Rosie Coy, Rosa C. Chase, Rosamond C. Chase, Rosamond Chase, Rosa Chase, Rose Chase, Rosie Chase. Found in Granby CT, Hartford County. A wonderful Coy family history, Coy genealogy, Coy surname, Chase family history, Chase genealogy, Chase surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2387 Potosnak: c. 1890-1910 Antique Hungarian Bible with Potosnak Family History, PA This is a beautiful old catholic bible printed in Budapest Hungary. It has with family handwritten genealogy in it for the Georg (George) Potosnak family of Erie Pennsylvania, which is in Erie County. The Cover is black and thickly embossed with a beautiful cross. The inside first page has name Georg Potosnak handwritten in large script in old blue dip pen ink handwriting. The Next empty inside page has alot of handwriting, some we cannot decipher because of the language, but below are the words and family names that are legible to us with lines between as they are in the bible: 1. Anna Potosnak 1891 Oct 14. with another word that may be Hatkoor or Katkoor.____2. Miere Potosnak, (first name?) 1897 April 5th in Erie PA.____3. Potosnak, Gyorgy (?) mulehet 1899 Pueblo Colorado April 26.____4. umar Nov 1900____5. Kedi Potosnak mulehat 1901 Sept (?) 12, 1901 Erie PA.____6. Mike (probably Michael) Potosnak se na rodzel r. 1904 Feb. 16___7. Egnes Potpsnak or Agnes Potosnak se roc. redzela r. 1906 Nov 25. Next page has handwritten name George Potosnak, Rodem 27 August, 1910. V. Erie Pa. Note: Erie, Pennsylvania is in Erie County, Pueblo, Colorado is in Pueblo County. Found in Upstate New York, near Genesee County NY. A wonderful early Potosnak family history, Potosnak genealogy piece with many great clues. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2388 O'Riley: 1877 2 Identical CDV Carte de Visite Photographs of Bishop O' Riley, MA Written on the 2 photos: Bishop O'Riley handwritten in pencil in the same hand on both. These are 2 of the same identical photos taken in 1877. The photographer's backmark has 1879 on the second one, but that is thought to be simply his use of the negative again. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Photographer Name: H. Buchholz. Photographer City: Springfield. State: Massachusetts. County: Hampden County. We will be happy to split these O'Riley family photos up, simply email us and ask. A wonderful O'Riley family history, O'Riley genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2389 White: c. 1870-80's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Charles G. White, MA Written on photo: Charles G. White handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870-80's. Photographer Name: W. Loring Clark. Photographer Address: 352 Washington St., Opposite Bromfield. Photographer City: Boston. State: Massachusetts. Counties: Barnstable, Berkshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Worcester County. Found in Upstate New York, near Onondaga and Oswego Counties NY. A stunningly clear and crisp close up family portrait of a young Charles White with a beautiful Victorian era photographer's advertising backmark. Charles looks to be about 20 years old. A wonderful Massachusetts White family history, White genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2390 Long: c. 1870's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Emma Long, OH Written on photo: Emma Long handwritten in old pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870's. Photographer Name: L.L. Shertzer. Photographer Address: Corner Main & Erie Sts. Photographer City: Massillon. State: Ohio. County: Stark County. Emma may be a nickname for Emily Long, Emmagene Long, Emaline Long, Emiline Long, Emmy Long, Emmy Lou Long, Emeline Long, Emelina Long, Emelyne Long, Emmaline Long, Ema Long. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Long family history, Long genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2391 Scholl, Meinhart: c. 1910-20 Real Photo Postcard of Fred Scholl, Walter Scholl & Jacob Meinhart Written on photo: "Daddy, Fred Scholl, Jacob Meinhart & Walter Scholl" handwritten in old scrawled pencil. Photo Type: Real Photo Postcard on AZO paper. Approximate Age: circa 1900-1920. This item was found in the region of Michiana, Niles, Berrien County, Michigan, and South Bend, Saint Joseph County, Indiana. There is a corner missing, left top, as seen in scan. Does not affect his image in any way. Census records might read: Frederick Scholl, Fredrick Scholl, Frederic Scholl, Frederik Scholl, Fredric Scholl, Fredrik Scholl. A wonderful Scholl family history, Scholl genealogy and Meinhart family history, Meinhart genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2392 White: c. 1880-90's Cabinet Card Photograph of Alice White, NY Written on photo: Alice M. White, 1 year old May 6th. handwritten in old period script in pencil. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880-90's. Photographer Name: Brickell. Photographer City: Olean. State: New York. County: Cattaraugus County. A wonderful Olean area White family history, White genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2393 Wheatton: c. 1880's Cabinet Card Photograph of D.J. Wheatton, VA Written on photo: D.J. Wheatton handwritten in pencil. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880's. Photographer Name: J.H. Faber. Photographer City: Norfolk. State: Virginia. Counties: Norfolk, Newport News, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach County. This photograph was removed from a photo album found in the Northampton area of Massachusetts, Hampshire County. The collector, (whom we have worked with on thousands of items) carefully rewrote the family names as they were originally written on the decrepit album sleeves. Often the early antique photo albums do not stand the test of time. Was his name David Wheatton? Dale Wheatton? Daniel Wheatton? Darwin Wheatton? Dean Wheatton? Delbert Wheatton? Dennis Wheatton? Dewitt Wheatton? Dilbert Wheatton? Donald Wheatton? Douglas Wheatton? Dwight Wheatton? Dalbert Wheatton? Dewey Wheatton? Dexter Wheatton? Douglas Wheatton? Duncan Wheatton? Dudley Wheatton? A wonderful Wheatton family history, Wheatton genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2394 La Fond: c. 1900 Real Photo Postcard of Edna LaFond, NY Written on photo: Edna La Fond written in shaky ballpoint pen. Ballpoint pen was invented in 1945, so this was most likely written at a later date by an elderly LaFond family member. Photo Type: Real Photo Postcard RPPC. Approximate Age: circa 1900. Photographer Name: Lynch Studio. Photographer Address: 57 N. Pearl St. Photographer City: Albany. State: New York County: Albany County. Found in New York, in Schenectady County NY. A wonderful LaFond family history, LaFond genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2395 White, Yale: c. 1860 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Nellie White Yale, NY Written on photo: Nellie White Yale written in old dip pen ink. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1860's Civil War era. Photographer name: Bogardus. Photographer Address: 363 Broadway Cor. Franklin St. Photographer City: Manhattan. State: New York Counties: Kings, Queens & New York County. Note: Abraham Bogardus is a famous early photographer who opened a daguerreotype gallery in New York City in 1846. Census records might read: Nellie Yale, Nellie W. Yale. Nellie may also be a nickname for Cornelia White or Cornelia Yale, Eleanor White or Eleanor Yale, Nelda White or Nelda Yale, Helen White or Helen Yale, Helene White or Helene Yale, Janelle White or Janelle Yale, Janella White or Janella Yale. A wonderful Yale family history, Yale genealogy, White family history, White genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2396 Hockman: c. 1870's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Lura Belle Hockman, IA Written on photo: "Folks at home, Lura Belle Hockman" handwritten in old dip pen ink. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870's. Photographer Name: Oberholtzer. Photographer City: Webster. State: Iowa. County: Keokuk County. This photograph was found in New England in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. It is possible it was marked "Folks at home" as it was the one designated to be sent back home to her Hockman family relatives. Census records might read: Lura Hockman, Lura B. Hockman. A wonderful Hockman family history, Hockman genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2397 Krantz or Krautz: c. 1870's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Reverend Krantz or Reverend Krautz, OH Written on photo: Rev. Krantz or Krautz written in pencil. (see scan below) Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870's. Photographer Name: Demuth & Co. Photographer Address: Cor. 3rd & Water Sts. Photographer City: Uhrichsville. State: Ohio. County: Tuscarawas. This is a very interesting photo which depicts an older man in a heavy coat, sheep wool hat, with pipe, cane and wire rimmed glasses. He has alot of character and stares intently at the camera. Was he a minister? Preacher? We found evidence of the Krantz family in Uhrichsville, Ohio. Krantz or Krautz? We have seen it mentioned in forums that the N and U were changed at one time in the German alphabet, thus alternative spellings are Kratz, Krantz and Krautz. We cannot attest to the validity of this info. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Krantz family history, Krantz genealogy or Krautz family history, Krautz genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2398 Townsend, Deniston, Green: 1880-90's Cabinet Card Photo of John Green & Selah Jane Deniston Townsend Green, OH Written on photograph: John E. Green & Selah Jane Deniston Townsend Green in pencil handwriting. Photo Type: Cabinet Card Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1880-90's. Photographers Name: Ward Winters & Co. Photographers City: Spencerville. State: Ohio. County: Allen County. This photograph was removed from a photo album found in the Northampton area of Massachusetts, Hampshire County. The collector, (whom we have worked with on thousands of items) carefully rewrote the family names as they were originally written on the decrepit album sleeves. Often the early antique photo albums do not stand the test of time. Names and text written on the 4 photos we have on our site : 1.) John E. Green, Selah Jane Deniston Townsend Green 2.) Luceno William Price & Lucy Adda Townsend Price. 3.) Baby Blair Townsend, Michael Deniston, John Townsend 4.) William Townsend, Maude Lawrence Townsend A wonderful Townsend family collection with a strong family resemblence to all. Three of the photographs have the identical photo studio setting, same framed picture on left wall, even though the photographer's name is different on one. The studio may have been bought out, interesting in itself historically for Spencerville. The item numbers of this Ohio Townsend family on our site is #2375, #2398, #2457, and #2910. Names in census records might read: Maude Townsend, Maude L. Townsend, John Green, Selah Deniston, Selah Townsend, Selah Green, Luceno Price, Luceno W. Price. Lucy may be a nickname for Lucille Price, Lucinda Price, Lucia Price, Lucretia Price or Lucina Price. We found evidence of a Lucius Price and/or Lucius W. Price in Ohio census records, married to Lucy Adda Price. A wonderful Townsend family history, Townsend genealogy, Price family history, Price genealogy, Adda family history, Adda genealogy, Green family history, Green genealogy, Deniston family history, Deniston genealogy, and Luceno family history, Luceno genealogy photograph. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2399 Walsh: 1883 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of M. Walsh, MA Written on photo: M. Walsh, handwritten in pencil and old dip pen ink. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph Age: 1883 Photographer. Name: Hill & Hazelton. Photographer Address: 24 Hanover St. Photographer City: Boston. State: Massachusetts. Counties: Barnstable, Berkshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Worcester County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. Was her name Mary Walsh? Maryanne Walsh? Maryann Walsh? Margaret Walsh? Maggie Walsh? Maude Walsh? Maria Walsh? Marie Walsh? Myrna Walsh? Myrtle Walsh? Millicent Walsh? Muriel Walsh? Meredith Walsh? Mildred Walsh? Minerva Walsh? Miriam Walsh? Molly Walsh? Melba Walsh? Marcy Walsh? Mercy Walsh? Melanie Walsh? Maureen Walsh? Maxine Walsh? Mathilda Walsh? Melinda Walsh? May Walsh? Melva Walsh? Mimi Walsh? Martha Walsh? Matilda Walsh? Melissa Walsh? Margery Walsh? Marjorie Walsh? Madeline Walsh? Malva Walsh? Mallory Walsh? Marcia Walsh? Mabel Walsh? Maybon Walsh? Mae Walsh? Myria Walsh? A wonderful Walsh family history, Walsh genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2400 Kilbride: c. 1870's Carte de Visite Photograph of Miss M. Kilbride, MA Written on photo: Miss M. Kilbride written in pencil. Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate Age: circa 1870's. Photographer Name: H. Melville Judd. Photographer Address: Front Street. Photographer City: Chicopee Falls. State: Massachusetts. County: Hampden County. This photo was found in Northampton, Massachusetts, in Hampshire County. Was her name Mary Kilbride? Maryanne Kilbride? Maryann Kilbride? Margaret Kilbride? Maggie Kilbride? Maude Kilbride? Maria Kilbride? Marie Kilbride? Myrna Kilbride? Myrtle Kilbride? Millicent Kilbride? Muriel Kilbride? Meredith Kilbride? Mildred Kilbride? Minerva Kilbride? Miriam Kilbride? Molly Kilbride? Melba Kilbride? Marcy Kilbride? Mercy Kilbride? Melanie Kilbride? Maureen Kilbride? Maxine Kilbride? Mathilda Kilbride? Melinda Kilbride? May Kilbride? Melva Kilbride? Mimi Kilbride? Martha Kilbride? Matilda Kilbride? Melissa Kilbride? Margery Kilbride? Marjorie Kilbride? Madeline Kilbride? Malva Kilbride? Mallory Kilbride? Marcia Kilbride? Mabel Kilbride? Maybon Kilbride? Mae Kilbride? Myria Kilbride? A wonderful Kilbride family history, Kilbride genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

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