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Rogers: 1850's Hand Sewn Quilt Square of Emmagene Rogers, ME This
is a beautiful old hand signed quilt square, handmade of early fabrics.
18 different squares were found in Portland Maine, Cumberland County
all with different women's family names handwritten on them. They
are all on our ancestor site. This one has the signature Emmagene
Rogers handwritten in center, in old early dip pen handwriting from
the period. Most likely there was a quilting bee and each member
made their own squares. Some of the family members are related by
same surnames, others may also be related family members also. For
whatever reason, the handmade quilt was never finished. This square
is hand sewn with the utmost care. Found in Portland, Maine area,
which is in Cumberland County. Ancestral migration made the mailing
and movement of ephemera common between separated family members,
although we do strongly feel these quilt squares to be Portland,
Maine related, as they came directly out of a house in that vicinity.
See the 18 quilt squares found on our site at item numbers #2551
Rogers, #2346 Kenyon, #2799 Guy, #1301 Rogers, #2895 Wright, #2900
Whitham, #1810 Rogers, #113 Champlin, #779 Wheeler, #1546 Rogers,
#1272 Fisk, #1723 Rogers, #380 Rogers, #444 Axtel, #1678 Wheeler,
#1806 Benton Rogers, #1827 Thompson, and #2194 Guy. Emmagene's
name have been shortened to Emma Rogers in census records. A wonderful
mid 19th century original Rogers family history item! Click
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1302
Waterman: c. 1870-80 Victorian Personal Calling Card of Mary Waterman This
colorful calling card, circa 1870-80 , has an illustrated floral
arrangement with Mary C. Waterman printed in a formal Victorian type.
Found in Upstate New York, NY, near Onondaga and Oswego counties
and surrounding areas. A wonderful Waterman family history piece. Click
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1304 Dohnken: 1928 Photograph of
Young boy Crawford Dohnken Name written on photo: Crawford
Dohnken handwritten in pencil on reverse. Photo type: Dry Mount Photograph.
Approximate age: dated 1928. Photographer Name & Address: unknown. Found
in Schoharie, New York, NY in Schoharie County. A wonderful Dohnken
family history piece! Click
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1305 Leroy: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card of Ellie E. Leroy This
Leroy family calling card, circa 1870-1880, has the name Ellie
E. Leroy printed in formal Victorian type on pale pink card stock.
Ellie may be a nickname for Helen Leroy, Gabriela Leroy, Eleanor
Leroy, Luella Leroy, or other names. Found in Essex County,
Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Leroy family history piece. Click
here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.
1306
King Family: 1870's CDV carte de Visite Photograph of Newton E. King.
NY Name written on photo: Newton E. King handwritten in old
period pencil on verso. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph.
Approximate age: 1870's. Photographer Name & Address: John Austen,
Photographer, 60 Salina Street, Syracuse, New York County: Onondaga
Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe
Counties NY. Note: I believe we have found extensive info on this child
and his life, Newton Earl King on the family website at link below.
Wonderful that he was a historian/genealogist and is found again! His
family records on that site include this info: Newton Earl King was
born on 4 Oct 1873. He died in 1956. (consistent with age of this photograph)
He was married to Orpha A. Hoyt (daughter of George Luther
Hoyt and Eliza Densmore) on 5 May 1896. Newton Earl King and Orpha
A. HOYT had the following children: i. Aden Jackson KING was born on
25 Nov 1897 in LaFayette, Onondaga Co., NY. ii. Caleb Hoyt KING was
born on 20 Jun 1899. He died on 6 Jun 1902. iii. Albertus V. KING was
born on 6 Apr 1901 in LaFayette, Onondaga Co., NY. iv. George L. KING
was born on 23 Feb 1904 in Norwalk, Ohio, Huron County. 45 v. Doris
L. KING was born on 28 Feb 1906. Also please see link at this address for
a biography of Newton Earl King. Newton King did much work for Revolutionary
war graves and history in Onondaga County. His survivors when 1956
obituary was written were: Alden J. King of Syracuse and Alburtus V.
King of LaFayette; a daughter, Mrs. Douglas Keller of Buffalo; (Erie
County) six grandchildren; six great-grandchildren and a niece. This
is a wonderful King family photo of a fellow genealogist! May be related
to other families on our site from Onondaga County. In census records
names may be: Orpha Hoyt, Orpha King, George Hoyt, Eliza Hoyt, Aden
King, Caleb King, Albertus King, Alburtus King, Alden King, George
King, Doris King, Doris Keller. Orpha may be a nickname
for Orphelia King or Orphelia Hoyt. This CDV photograph has a wonderful
ornate Victorian backmark for Austen photographer. Newton looks to
be about 12-14 months old. A wonderful King family history and Hoyt family
history piece. Click
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1307
Drake: 1890-1910 Business Card of Drake Brothers Stock Brokers, NYC Name
printed on advertising business card: Drake Brothers Stock Brokers,
64 (number handwritten in old dip pen script over the top of what appears
to be 80, an old address) Broadway, E.A. Drake, member of the N.Y.
stock exchange and Samuel J. Drake, New York. (Samuel Drake) Approximate
age: 1890-1910. State: New York. County: Kings, Queens, New York & Delaware
Counties. 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. It is also possible one or both
of these Drake Brothers were attorneys in this time period. Was his
name Edward Drake? Edwardo Drake? Edmund Drake, Edgar Drake, Edwin
Drake? Ethan Drake? Earl Drake? Eli Drake? Elijah Drake? Ezra Drake?
Edwin Drake? Ernest Drake? Edmund Drake? Elmer Drake? Ebeneezer Drake?
Evan Drake? Ellis Drake? Elias Drake? Erwin Drake? Egbert Drake? Elwin
Drake? Elvin Drake? Elliott Drake? Enoch Drake? Eugene Drake? A wonderful
Drake family history piece. Click
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1308 Taylor: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Calvin Taylor This
Taylor family calling card circa 1870-80's, is printed on lovely
herringbone patterned embossed card stock in a very pale orange.
The name Calvin F. Taylor is printed in Victorian script. This
card was found in Northampton, Massachusetts, in Hampshire County.
A wonderful Taylor family history piece. Click
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1309 Smith: c. 1870-80 Victorian Personal Calling Card
of Herman Smith This calling card circa 1870-80's, has
a colorful illustration of roses and Forget me Not flowers, and
the name Herman Smith is printed in Victorian type. Found in
Upstate New York, NY, near Onondaga and Oswego counties and surrounding
areas. Click
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1310
Ganung: 1920-40's Snapshot Photograph of Anna Charlotte Wiberley Ganung Name
written on photo: Anna Charlotte Wiberley Ganung at Yorktown cemetary
where Aunt Kate M. Weeks is buried, her dear Aunt Katherine Melvina
Weeks, handwritten in ballpoint pen on reverse. Photo type: Snapshot
Photograph. Approximate age: 1920-40's Photographer: Appears to be a
family taken photograph. Shows an elderly woman in a hat standing next
to 2 old gravestones. One is clearly marked Kate M. Weeks, died March
2, 1896, age 60 years old. It has an arrow pointing to the gravestone
and written in ballpoint pen is Miss Kate Weeks. Next to it is another
old gravestone which reads: Charlotte, wife of (what we believe it to
say) Jeremiah Weeks, died (hard to read, looks like 1882?) NOTE: Also
see item number #728 for a related Ganung family member found with this
photo in Granby Conn, Hartford County. His name is William Tilson Ganung
of Brewster, NY, photo taken in Danbury Connecticut. Brewster New York
NY is in Putnam County. Names in census records might read: Anna Ganung,
Anna Wiberley, Katherine Weeks, Charlotte Weeks, William Weeks. A wonderful
Ganung family history set. Click
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1311
Swift: c. 1870-80's Personal Victorian Calling Card of Emma Swift This
is a circa 1870-80's personal calling card for Emma D. Swift, with black
Victorian lettering on buff card stock. Found in Upstate New York, near
Onondaga and Oswego Counties NY. Emma
may be a nickname for Emily Swift, Emmagene Swift, Emaline Swift, Emiline
Swift, Emmy Swift or other names. A wonderful Swift family history piece. Click
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item.
1312 Shorp: c. 1870-80 Personal Victorian Calling
Card of Libbie Shorp This calling card circa
1870-80 , has a colorful illustration of a starfish and
seashell with some marine looking foliage and the name
Libbie E. Shorp printed in Victorian type. Found in Upstate
New York, near Onondaga and Oswego Counties NY. Libby or
Libbie is a common Victorian nickname for Olive Shorp,
Olivia Shorp or Elizabeth Shorp, Elisabeth Shorp. A
wonderful Shorp family history piece. Click
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family item.
1313 Youngman: 1883 Victorian Calling Card of S.P. Youngman Name
printed on card: S.P. Youngman. We have 2 similar but not identical
calling cards, dated 1883. They both have colorful illustrations
of floral sprays. The name, S.P. Youngman, is printed in a fancy
Victorian type on both. This card has an elaborate embossed border
and a handwritten inscription in pencil on the back that reads: "1883,
Late October. Dearest Eversens, I often think of you
and if we live till another summer i will (give?) this to Tenty
Sharp. I havent forgotten them quite. Both S.P. Youngman
calling cards were found together in Franklin County,
Western Massachusetts, MA. Also see item number #3151 on our ancestorville
site, another Youngman card found together with this
item. That card has no handwritten text. A wonderful Youngman family history
piece. Click
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family item.
1314 Stone: c. 1870-80 Personal Victorian Calling
Card of Ella Stone This calling card circa
1870-80, for Ella E. Stone has fancy Victorian type
in black ink on white card stock. Found in Upstate
New York, near Onondaga and Oswego Counties NY. Ella
may be a nickname for Helen Stone, Gabriela Stone, Eleanor Stone, Luella
Stone, or other names. A
wonderful Stone family history piece. Click
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family item.
1315 Himes: c. 1870-80's Personal Victorian
Calling Card of Adelbert Himes This
beautiful Himes family calling card circa 1870-80's,
has a colorful illustration of an angel or cupid
with bow and arrow in flowers. The name Adelbert
A. Himes is printed in fancy Victorian type. Found
in Upstate New York, NY, near Onondaga and Oswego
counties and surrounding areas. Adelbert is a male name, could be shortened
to Delbert Himes. A wonderful Himes family history
piece. Click
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1316 Mattison: c. 1870-80 Victorian Personal
Calling Card of Carrie Mattison This
Victorian era calling card, circa 1870-80's, has
a colorful litho illustration of a woman arm holding
a handful of roses. The name Carrie A. Mattison,
is printed in Victorian script. Found in Upstate
New York, NY, near Onondaga and Oswego counties
and surrounding areas. Carrie is
usually a nickname for Caroline Mattison, Carolyn
Mattison, Carol Mattison, or Carruth Mattison,
although it could also be her given name. A wonderful Mattison family history
piece. Click
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1317 Murphy: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling
Card of Orson Murphy This
calling card, circa 1870-80's, has the name Orson
H. Murphy printed in formal Victorian type. Found
in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA.
A wonderful Murphy family history piece.Click
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1318 Merwin: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling
Card of Rosa Merwin This
Merwin family calling card circa 1870-80 ,
has a colorful floral illustration, with the
name Rosa A. Merwin printed in Victorian type.
Found in Essex County, Western Massachusetts,
MA. A wonderful Merwin family history piece. Click
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1319 Burt: c. 1870-80's Victorian
Calling Card of Fanny Burt This
calling card, circa 1870-80's, has a gold
leaf border, red flowers illustration, and
the name Fanny M. Burt printed in fancy Victorian
type. Found in Berkshire County, Massachusetts,
MA. Fannie or Fanny may be a nickname for
Frances Burt. A wonderful Burt family history piece. Click
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1320 Bews: c. 1870-80's Victorian
Calling Card of a Bews Family Member This
calling card, circa 1870-80's, has a colorful
illustration of roses and a butterfly with
the name C., F. or G. Bews printed in fancy
Victorian script. (The first letter is
very fancy script and illegible to us)
Found in Western Massachusetts, MA in Worcester
County. A wonderful Bews family history piece. Click
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1321 Croley: c. 1870-80's Victorian
Calling Card of John Croley This
calling card, circa 1870-80's, has a
colorful floral illustration with the
name John Croley printed in fancy Victorian
type. Found in Western Massachusetts,
MA in Franklin County. A
wonderful Bews family history piece. Click
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1322 Trance: c. 1870-80's
Victorian Calling Card of Byron Trance This
Victorian era calling card, circa
1870-80's, has the name Byron Trance
printed in formal Victorian type
on light blue card stock that has
an unusual wavy pattern. This photo
was found in Northampton, Massachusetts,
in Hampshire County. A wonderful Trance family history piece. Click
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1323 Passmore: 1880's Victorian
Calling Card of Frank Passmore,
NY This Passmore
family calling card, circa 1910,
has the name Frank E. Passmore,
North Scriba, New York printed
in elegant script and is printed
on fine buff stock with gold leaf
along the cut. North Scriba is
in Oswego County. Found in Upstate
New York, near Onondaga and Oswego
Counties NY. A beautiful Passmore
family history piece! Click
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1324 Parkhurst: c. 1870-80's
Victorian Calling Card of George
Parkhurst This
calling card, circa 1870-80's,
has the name George Parkhurst printed
in formal Victorian type on pumpkin
colored stock. Found in Franklin
County, Western Massachusetts,
MA. A wonderful Parkhurst family history piece. Click
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1325 Potter: c. 1870-80's
Victorian Calling Card of Merton
Potter This
calling card, circa 1870-80's,
has a colorful illustration of
flowers and a bird with the name
Merton Potter printed in Victorian
type. Found in Upstate New York,
near Onondaga and Oswego Counties
NY. A wonderful Mert Potter family history piece. Click
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1326
Barber: 1867 Stereoview Photograph of the Interior of Greenhouse of
Josiah Barber, Auburn NY Written on stereoview back: Interior
of Greenhouse on grounds of Josiah Barber, Auburn, N.Y. handwritten
in old dip pen ink. Also the right corner has illegible initials SHRN
(may be the photographer name) and the left has Oct 1867 written in
old script. The handwriting is by the same hand as another stereoview
found with this, item number #1972 on our site. See link below for
Josiah Barber's grave records with his family. Auburn, New York is
in Cayuga County. Photo Type: Stereoview Photograph on early yellow
mount. Age: dated 1867. This is a wonderful old architectural photograph
of an amazingly modern greenhouse structure, and extensive greenery
and plants. Auburn NY is a very famous Erie Canal area historical town,
and the 19th c. home of William H. Seward, Secretary of State to Abraham
Lincoln, and also African American Abolitionist Harriet Tubman. See
item number #1972 for an exterior view of this amazing Victorian era
greenhouse. Found in Upstate New York in Oswego County NY with other
photograph mentioned. A wonderful Barber family history piece. Click
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1327 Himer: c. 1900 Victorian Calling Card of Chester Himer This
calling card circa 1900, has the name Chester M. Himer printed
in fancy script on an unusual red and blue grid patterned card stock,
a Victorian tartan plaid. Found in Berkshire County, Western
Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Himer family history piece. Click
here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.
1328
Goodwin: 1870's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Emma Maria Horne
Goodwin, NH Name written on photo: Emma Maria Horne Goodwin,
married Henry Wentworth Goodwin in Dover, N.H. written in ballpoint
pen. Ballpoint pen was invented in 1945, so this was most likely written
at a later date by a Goodwin family member. Photo type: CDV or Carte
de Visite Photograph. Approximate age: 1860's. Photographer Name: C.S.
Sanderson, photographist, Wendell's (Wendell) new block, Central Street,
Dover, N.H. State:
New Hampshire County: Strafford County. Found in New England, in Dorset,
Vermont, VT Bennington County. Emma may be a nickname for Emily Horne
or Emily Wentworth, Emmagene Horne or Emmagene Wentworth, Emaline Horne
or Emaline Wentworth, Emiline Horne or Emiline Wentworth, Emmy Horne
or Emmy Wentworth or other names. A wonderful Goodwin family history,
Horne family history, Wentworth family history piece. Click
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1329 Howard: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Frank A.
Howard This calling card, circa 1870-80's, has embossed
colorful illustrations of fruit and the the name Frank A. Howard printed
in fancy Victorian script. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts,
MA. His
name may be Francis Howard or Franklin Howard in census records. A
wonderful Howard family history piece. Click
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1330
Jaques: 1880-1900 Business Card of Attorney Frank Jaques, IL Name
printed on advertising business card: Frank G. Jaques, Attorney at
Law. Urbana, Ills. Approximate age: 1880-1900 State: Illinois County:
Champaign 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 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. His name may be Francis Jaques
or Franklin Jaques in census records. A wonderful Jaques family history
piece. Click
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1331
Upcraft: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Jennie Upcraft This
calling card, circa 1870-1880's, has Jennie P. Upcraft printed
in formal Victorian type on a lightly embossed, wavy textured, light
gray card stock. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts,
MA. Jennie may be a nickname for Genevieve Upcraft, Jane Upcraft,
Jennifer Upcraft or other names. A wonderful Upcraft family history piece. Click
here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family
item.
1332 Kocher: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card
of George Kocher This
calling card, circa 1870-80 , has a colorful illustration
of flowers, and the name George Kocher printed in formal
Victorian type. Found in Western Massachusetts, MA in Hampshire
County. A wonderful Kocher family history piece. Click
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family item.
1333 Kilborn: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card
of May Kilborn This
calling card, circa 1870-80 , has a colorful Victorian
illustration of a Calla Lily and Coral Bell flowers.
The name May E. Kilborn is printed in Victorian style
type. Found in Western Massachusetts,, in Franklin County
near Greenfield, MA. Click
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1334
Mackenzie, Turner, Brandt, Knickerbocker, Earle: 1890's Photo of Carriage
Barn Names written on photo: Rev. J.H Mackenzie, Anna Turner
before they were married. Luella Y. Brandt, Edward Earle Knickerbocker,
handwritten in old pencil script. Photo type: sepia paper albumen photograph
in old period slip in sleeve cardstock matte. Approximate age: 1890's.
Found in the areas of Ulster, Columbia and Dutchess Counties, New York
State, NY. This photo is of a beautiful and large white architectural
carriage barn in summer, with doors wide open. The 4 identified family
members stand out front with a great American mutt dog. The barn looks
newly built and is a very solid looking structure. Did the Reverend
Mackenzie pictured ever hold services in this barn? We hope it still
stands. Was his name John Mackenzie? Jake Mackenzie? Jacob Mackenzie?
James Mackenzie? Jeb Mackenzie? Josiah Mackenzie? Jean Mackenzie? Jason
Mackenzie? Jerome Mackenzie? Jethro Mackenzie? Joshua Mackenzie? Jerard
Mackenzie? Jesse Mackenzie? Jeremy Mackenzie? Jonathon Mackenzie? Jonah
Mackenzie? Julian Mackenzie? Julius Mackenzie? Joseph Mackenzie? Names
in census records might read: Anna Mackenzie, Luella Brandt, Edward
Knickerbocker. A wonderful Mackenzie family history, Brandt family
history, and Knickerbocker family history piece. Click
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1335 DeLancy: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Fred Delancy This
calling card, circa 1870-80's, has the name Fred F. De Lancy printed
in formal Victorian type on light pink, floral patterned embossed card
stock . Found in Greenfield area, Fairfield County, Western Massachusetts,
MA. Alternative spellings of Fred: Frederick Delancy, Fredrick Delancy,
Frederic Delancy, Frederich Delancy, Frederico Delancy, Frederik
Delancy, Fredric Delancy, Fredrik Delancy, Friedrich Delancy, Friedrick
Delancy, Fridrich Delancy, Fridrick Delancy. A wonderful Delancy family
history piece. Click
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item.
1336 Shea: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card of
Peter Shea This
calling card, circa 1870-80 , has a colorful illustration
of an angel with bow and arrow standing in flowers. The
name Peter M. Shea is printed in ornate Victorian type.
Found in Upstate New York, near Onondaga and Oswego Counties
NY. A wonderful Shea family history piece. Click
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family item.
1337 Sharpe: c. 1880-90 Victorian Calling Card
of Mrs. Wilber Sharpe This
large Canadian Victorian calling card, has the name Mrs.
Wilber J. Sharpe, 66 Highland Ave., Belleville, Ontario
printed in fancy script. Ontario, Canada.
Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA.
A wonderful Sharpe family history piece. Click
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family item.
1338 Richards, Roper, Van Deroper, Van Denbergh:
1888 Autograph Book of Winnie Richards, NY This
is an autograph book, handwritten in old dip pen ink,
belonging to Winnie L. Richards, Academy, New York,
Dec. 25, 1888. Winnie may be a nickname
for Winifred Richards, Winnefred Richards, Winefred
Richards, Edwina Richards or other names. Each page
has a handwritten message and signature, and most have
embossed Victorian die cut scraps dated from 1888 to
1890. Some of the other Richards that appear are: Elwyn
Richards, George E. & Nettie
A., Aunt Mary Richards, Rosa Richards. (George Richards
and Nettie Richards may be a nickname for Natalie Richards,
Natalia Richards, Harriet Richards, Harriett Richards,
Henrietta Richards, or other names.) The surname VanDenbergh
or Van Denbergh appears with Phebe VanDenbergh
or Phebe Van Denbergh, Rosa VanDenbergh
or Rosa Van Denbergh, May VanDenbergh
or May Van Denbergh, & Hattie
VanDenbergh
or Hattie Van Denbergh as first names. Other surnames
of signers are Uncle John, George Roper and Susie Roper,
Maude, James R., John L. and Eunice J. Haight (Eunice
Haight), Laura Murphy, James Gelder, Ada Hotchkiss,
and H. Gardner are also present. The towns listed are
Academy, Victor, Bristol Center, and Chapinville, New
York, all are in Ontario County, NY. The back page
has an interesting entry that appears to be signed
by Emma Van de Roper or Emma Vanderoper. Emma may be
a nickname for Emily Vanderoper, Emmagene Vaneroper,
Emaline Vanderoper, Emiline Vanderoper, Emmy vanderoper
or other names. A mix of the names. Is it possible
the Roper family dropped the beginning of the name
VanDeroper? There are 11 pages, all loose from the
book but intact. Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston,
Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. A great Richards family
history, Roper family history, Vanderoper family history,
Van Deroper family history, Vandenbergh family history
or Van Denbergh family history piece with multiple
genealogy clues! Click
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family item.
1339 Maslin: c. 1950 Business Card for Ben Maslin
Indian Curio Store, CO Name and text written
on card: Ben Maslin Indian Curio Store, 1638 Seventeenth
St., Denver, Colorado. Phone: MAin 2496. Send Me Your
Mail Orders. Diamonds, Watches, Souvenirs, Indian Jewelry,
Moccasins, Rugs, Colorado Gems. Approximate age: circa
1950 Denver, Colorado is in Denver, Adams and Arapahoe
Counties. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA.
His name may be Benjamin Maslin in census records.
A wonderful Maslin family history piece. Click
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1340 Story & Clark: c. 1880 Story & Clark
Advertising Trade Card, IL, London Name
and text written on card: Story & Clark
Organ Co., Chicago - London. This is a colorful
Victorian litho illustration of a boy and a girl
perched on a limb. Chicago, Illinois is in Cook
Du Page or Dupage and Lake Counties. Story & Clark
piano company is sitll in existence. This has some
back staining and very minor creases. Found in
Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. History: Story & Clark
Piano Co., Est. 1857 by Hampton L. Story, (Hampton
Story) made his first piano at Burlington, Chittenden
County, VT. In 1862 the name was changed to Story & Powers.
In 1868 Isaac N. Camp (Isaac Camp) was taken into
the firm, Hampton L. Story retired in 1884 and
Melville Clark was admitted, the name was changed
to Story & Clark. A wonderful Story family history, Clark family
history, Hampton family history, Powers family history, and Camp family
history piece. Click
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1341 Rosenbloom & Sons: c. 1880's
Business Card of Rosenbloom & Sons,
Boot & Shoes, Syracuse NY Name and
text written on card: Rosenbloom & Sons.
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealers, Post - Office
Building, Syracuse. This Victorian adcertising
trade card is a beautiful and colorful lithographic
illustration of a cart brimming over with blue
and white flowers. Syracuse, New York is in Onondaga
County. Found in New York, in Schenectady County
NY. A wonderful Rosenblum family history piece. Click
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1342 Fahy: c. 1870's Advertising Trade
Card for Fahy's Shoes, NY Name
and text written on card: Fahy's Excelsior
Shoe Department, Ladies and Children's Shoes,
Slippers, Rubbers, Etc. Good Shoes, Low Prices.
60, 62 and 64 State St., Rochester, N.Y. This
colorful Victorian lithographic illustrated
trade card shows a woman's blue, backless shoe
filled with daisy-like flowers. Approximate
Age: circa 1870's Rochester, New York is in
Monroe County. Card has Hattie S. and other
children's scribbles written on back in pencil.
Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston,
Ontario and Monroe Counties NY. A wonderful Fahy family history
piece. Click
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1343 Wingold Bread: c. 1880's Advertising
Card of the Bay State Milling Co., MI Front
of card: Plant of the Bay State Milling Co.
Winona, Minn., U.S.A., Daily Capacity 3500
barrels. The front of card is a colorful
lithographic illustration of the plant. There
is a smoking stack, trains, and horse driven
carts along with an assortment of buildings.
The back of the card reads: "Wingold" is Best,
a breadmaking recipe is next, but is not totally
legible. "Wingold" is
Flour made by State Milling Co. It is Sold
by Leading Grocers Everywhere. Approximate
Age: circa 1870's. Winona, Minnesota is in
Houghton County. Click
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1344 Hebbard, Amsden, Jayne: c. 1880's
Medical Advertising Trade Card for Dr. Jayne's
Expectorant, NY Name and text
written on card: The back side of card:
This is the 15th card in a series and "Words
of Comfort" appears at the top. The text
that follows is sizevarious ailments and uses
for Dr. Jayne's expectorant. "For Coughs,
Colds, Throat and Lung Troubles, as everybody
well knows, Dr. Jayne's Expectorant is the
Standard Family Remedy." Presented by
Hebbard & Amsden,
Sherburne, Chenango County, New York. The image
on the front of the card is a reproduction
of a painting by Scotland Scottish Artist,
Thomas Faed, and depicts a serene family around
the table while the man reads aloud. Printed
by the Major & Knapp
Litho Co, NY. A nice
early piece with many surnames for genealogy
clues. Hebbard and Amsden most likely ran
a store in Sherburne that carried this
Dr. Jayne medical product. Found in Berkshire
County, Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful
Jayne family history family piece! Click
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1345 Vick, Mensing, Stecher: c. 1880
Victorian Advertising Card for Vick's Seed
Company, Rochester NY Name and
text written on card: James Vick's Choice
Seeds, Address: James Vick Seed, Rochester,
New York. This colorful Victorian lithographic
illustration has an array of beautiful
flowers and a bee. Printed by Mensing & Stechner, Rochester
N.Y. Approximate age: circa 1880 Rochester,
New York is in Monroe County and was known
as the "Flower City" in the
mid to later 1800 because of the many seed
companies located there. Earlier in its history
Rochester was known as the "Flour
City" because of the many flour mills
located there. A wonderful Vick family history piece. Click
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1346 Allen:
c. 1860s CDV Carte de Visite Photograph
of Mrs. Samuel Allen, Oswego NY Name
written on photo: Mrs. Allen written
in pencil by the same hand as other Samuel
Allen photograph on our site, found together,
also see item number #3081. Photo Type:
CDV Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate
Age: circa 1860's. Photographer Name:
John Austen's Gallery. (John Austen)
Photographer Address: Over Gordon's Store
(Gordon) Photographer City: Oswego. State:
New York. County: Oswego County. Found
in Upstate New York, near Onondaga and Oswego
Counties NY. A wonderful Allen family
history piece. Click
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1347 Tompkins: 1871 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of
Charlie Tompkins Name
and text written on photo: Charlie Tompkins,
Aged 13. March 2, 1871 written in old pencil.
Photo Type: CDV Carte de Visite Photograph.
Age: 1871. This photo was found in Northampton,
Massachusetts, in Hampshire County. His name
would be Charles Thompson in census records.
A wonderful Tompkins family history piece. Click
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1348
Courtney, Churchill: 1890-1900 Business Card of Attorney & Counsellor
at Law, NYC Name printed on advertising business card: Samuel
G. Courtney, Attorney & Counselor at Law, Fred B. Churchill, Attorney & Counselor
at Law, Notary Public. 165 & 167 Broadway, New York. Approximate
age: 1890-1900 State: New York County: Kings, Queens, New York & Delaware
Counties 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. Their names might be Samuel Courtney
and Fred Churchill, Frederick B. Churchill or Frederick Churchill,
Fredrick Churchill, Frederic Churchill,
Frederich Churchill, Frederico Churchill, Frederik Churchill, Fredric
Churchill, Fredrik Churchill, Friedrich Churchill, Friedrick Churchill,
Fridrich Churchill, or Fridrick Churchill in census records. A wonderful
Churchill family history and Courtney family history piece. Click
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1349 Chase Co.: 1910 Calendar Advertising Trade Card for Player
Pianos, OH Name and text written on card: Calendar for 1910,
A.B. Chase Player Pianos, Always The Best, Manufactured by The A.B.
Chase Company, Norwalk, Ohio. A.B. Chase Artistanos. This folding
card has the calendar on the inside and the cover has a china plate
with an image of a pastoral cottage, around the plate are printed,
slightly raised flowers. The illustration is a colorful lithograph
with gold lettering. Norwalk, Ohio is in Huron County. Found in New
England, in White River Junction, Vermont, VT Windsor County. Was his
name Andrew Chase? Abraham Chase? Abram Chase? Alexander Chase? Alfred
Chase? Alan Chase? Alec Chase? Alex Chase? Alex Chase? Anthony Chase?
Aaron Chase? Abel Chase? Adam Chase? Adolph Chase? Amos Chase? Alvin
Chase? Albert Chase? Albertus Chase? A wonderful Chase family history
piece. Click
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item.
1350 Alexander, Jenner: 1880's Advertising Trade
Card of Lancaster County Vaccine Farms, PA, NE Name
and text written on card: Dr. H.M. Alexander & Co.. Propr's
of the Lancaster County Vaccine Farms. Marrietta, Pa. and
Omaha, Neb., U.S.A. The card has an illustration of a man,
below it reads "Dr. Edward Jenner, Born 1749, Died
1823. At Berkeley, Eng., Whose Discovery of Vaccination Made
Him The Greatest Benefactor of The Whole Human Race." Approximate
Age: circa 1880's. Marietta, Pennsylvania is Lancaster County,
and Omaha, Nebraska is in Douglas, Sarpy, Saunders and Thurston
Counties. The printer at bottom left is Craig Finley & Co.
Philadelphia, PA, Pennsylvania, which is in Delaware,
Montgomery or Schuylkill County. Edward Jenner (1749-1823)
was an English physician, the discoverer of vaccination.
Found in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, MA. Click
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