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2801 Short: c. 1830-60's Cross Stitch Sampler Bookmark for Fanny J. Short This unique and meticulously handmade antique crosstitch needle work bookmark has the name Fanny J. Short in red thread to form a delicate bookmark, a treasure highly prized in it's day. It is made of silk and punch paper. This Short family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Census records might read: Fannie Short, Fanny Short, Frances Short. A wonderful Short family history, Short genealogy, Short surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2802 Smith, Lester: c. 1860-70 Victorian Calling Card for Mr & Mrs John G. Smith Printed on card: Mr & Mrs John G. Smith, with the wife's maiden name, Sarah A. Lester, printed below it, which is unusual. Found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Census records might read: John Smith, Sarah Lester Smith, Sarah Smith, Sarah L. Smith. A wonderful Smith family history, Smith genealogy, Smith surname, Lester family history, Lester genealogy, Lester surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2803 Smith, Tanner: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card for Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Smith Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Smith, with the wife's maiden name, Miss Emma L. Tanner, printed in the lower right corner. Found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Census records might read: Emily Smith or Emily Tanner, Emma Tanner or Emma Smith, Emmagene Tanner or Emmagene Smith, Emaline Tanner or Emaline Smith, Emiline Tanner or Emiline Smith, Emmy Tanner or Emmy Smith, Emmy Lou Smith or Emmy Lou Tanner, Emeline Smith or Emeline Tanner, Emelina Smith or Emelina Tanner, Emelyne Smith or Emelyne Tanner, Emmaline Smith or Emmaline Tanner, Ema Smith or Ema Tanner. A wonderful Smith family history, Smith genealogy, Smith surname, Tanner family history, Tanner genealogy, Tanner surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2804 Spencer: c. 1860-70 Victorian Calling Card of Lizzie Spencer Printed on card: Lizzie I. Spencer. This Spencer family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. This calling card has a beautiful brown litho Victorian design of a swan in lake, castle off in the distance. Lizzie may be a nickname for Elizabeth Spencer, Elisabeth Spencer, Eliza Spencer, or Liza Spencer. A wonderful Spencer family history, Spencer genealogy, Spencer surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2805 Ricketson: 1870's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Louise C. Ricketson, WI Written on item: "Louise C. Ricketson, Milwaukee, Wis." beautifully handwritten in old black dip pen ink. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Age: 1870's. Photographer Name: Sutter, 128 Wisconsin St., Milwaukee, Wis. County: Milwaukee County. This is a very close up and wonderful image of Louise. Found in Granby CT, Hartford County. Census records might read Louise Ricketson, Lulu Ricketson, Lottie Ricketson, Louisa Ricketson. We found a Louise Cecile Ricketson in census records in Massachusetts and Wisconsin, could this be her? A wonderful Ricketson family history, Ricketson genealogy, Ricketson surname, and possibly Cecile family history, Cecile genealogy, Cecile surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2806 Bucklin: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mrs. A.R. Bucklin Printed on card: Mrs. A.R. Bucklin. This Bucklin family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Was his name Andrew Bucklin? Adelbert Bucklin? Abraham Bucklin? Abram Bucklin? Abe Bucklin? Alexander Bucklin? Alfred Bucklin? Alan Bucklin? Alec Bucklin? Alex Bucklin? Anthony Bucklin? Aaron Bucklin? Abel Bucklin? Adolph Bucklin? Amos Bucklin? Alvin Bucklin? Albert Bucklin? Alden Bucklin? Alder Bucklin? Albertus Bucklin? Ambro Bucklin? Ambrose Bucklin? Aaron Bucklin? Abner Bucklin? Addison Bucklin? Adrian Bucklin? Allan Bucklin? Alastair Bucklin? Aldrich Bucklin? Allen Bucklin? Alphonse Bucklin? Alonzo Bucklin? Alvin Bucklin? Angus Bucklin? Ansel Bucklin? Anson Bucklin? Archibald Bucklin? Arnold Bucklin? Arthur Bucklin? Asa Bucklin? Abijah Bucklin? Almon Bucklin? Almer Bucklin? Alanson Bucklin? A wonderful Bucklin family history, Bucklin genealogy, Bucklin surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2807 Bordwell, Dickinson, Paine: c. 1840-60's Victorian Calling Card of A.H. Bordwell, VT Printed on card: "A.H. Bordwell" handwritten in pencil on front and "Brattleboro, Vt." handwritten on the back.. This small delicately embossed early coated card has the name Dickinson, Boston and R. Paine, "SC'T MS" embossed along with the scene. We assume these to be the printers or distributors, and the abbreviation to be for Scituate, Mass, in Plymouth or Providence county. Brattleboro, Vermont, is in Windham County. Boston, Massachusetts MA is in Barnstable, Berkshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Worcester County. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. Do you have Bordwell family in the Brattleboro area? Was his name Andrew Bordwell? Adelbert Bordwell? Abraham Bordwell? Abram Bordwell? Abe Bordwell? Alexander Bordwell? Alfred Bordwell? Alan Bordwell? Alec Bordwell? Alex Bordwell? Anthony Bordwell? Aaron Bordwell? Abel Bordwell? Adolph Bordwell? Amos Bordwell? Alvin Bordwell? Albert Bordwell? Alden Bordwell? Alder Bordwell? Albertus Bordwell? Ambro Bordwell? Ambrose Bordwell? Aaron Bordwell? Abner Bordwell? Addison Bordwell? Adrian Bordwell? Allan Bordwell? Alastair Bordwell? Aldrich Bordwell? Allen Bordwell? Alphonse Bordwell? Alonzo Bordwell? Alvin Bordwell? Angus Bordwell? Ansel Bordwell? Anson Bordwell? Archibald Bordwell? Arnold Bordwell? Arthur Bordwell? Asa Bordwell? Abijah Bordwell? Almon Bordwell? Almer Bordwell? Alanson Bordwell? A wonderful Vermont Bordwell family history, Bordwell genealogy, Bordwell surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2808 Staples, Strant: 1870-80's CDV carte de visite Photograph of Rebecca Staples with 4 Page family Letter, ME Written on Photo: "Rebecca Staples, Grandpa Staples' Mother" handwritten in ballpoint pen. Ballpoint pen was invented in 1945, so this was most likely written at a later date by a Staples family member. Rebecca looks to be in her mid forties in the photograph. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Age: 1870-80's. Photographer Name: Bridge. Photographer Address: Skowhegan. County: Somerset County. This is a beautiful old Maine related Staples family set. It is an old CDV photo found with a 4 page handwritten and undated 19th c. letter, sent Sunday July 29th. The letter begins..."Dear Son & Daughter "and is written from the writer's home, a town called Lawrence. (Lawrence, Massachusetts is in Norfolk County? We could not find a Lawrence, Maine) She talks of her visit to Grandmother's house, and how spry Grandma is at age 80, milks the cows, goes berrying, does all the wash, works all day, but that Father (her father) is failing. She returned safely to "Father and the boys" at home. Other notes from the letter: She is glad that "Hallie" is better, she mentions "Hiram and family", "Ziba" is doing poorly, "Lizzie V. Gold" left friday, She forget to tell them that "Susie" has an 11 week old baby and sent a picture of it to "Hattie". At the end, she tells them to say hello to "Mr. and Mrs. Reed", which may be who they are staying with? She details her trip costs to see Grandma: To Franklin 11.85, 2.00 to Waldoboro for a total of 13.85, and a stay in a Rockland hotel. She also mentions the men are out plowing the fields and that Charlie (Charles) wishes they would come as soon as they can. Is Charlie their brother? Is Hattie their sister? She asks them to write soon and is signed "Mother". Counties in Maine: Knox County, Lincoln County, Hancock County. Found together in Greenwich, Connecticut, CT in Fairfield County. We are hoping a Staples family genealogist may be able to put this Staples family info all together. Census records might read: Charles Staples, Hattie Staples, Hallie Staples, Ziba Staples, Hiram Staples. There is also a mention of a name that appears as "Grandmother Strant". This is a wonderful Maine Staples family history, Staples genealogy, Staples surname, Strant family history, Strant genealogy, Strant surname piece with many great clues. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2809 Deane: 1870-90's Victorian Calling Card of Roy Deane Name printed on Victorian calling card: Roy Deane. 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. Roy may be a nickname for Elroy Deane? Royal Deane? Royce Deane? Royd Deane? Roydon Deane? A wonderful and early Deane family history, Deane genealogy, Deane surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2810 Dennis: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Miss Ada Dennis Written on card: Miss Ada A. Dennis, very beautifully handwritten, calligraphy style in old dip pen ink. This Dennis family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Ada may be a nickname for Adelia Dennis, Adela Dennis, Adelaide Dennis, Adele Dennis, Adeline Dennis, Adelle Dennis, Adeline Dennis, Adaline Dennis, Adelina Dennis, Adelpha Dennis, Adina Dennis, Adine Dennis, Adena Dennis, Adolpha Dennis, Adonia Dennis, Adora Dennis, Adorabelle Dennis, Adorlee Dennis, Adorlee Dennis. A wonderful autographed Dennis family history, Dennis genealogy, Dennis surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2811 Armstrong: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Hattie Armstrong Printed on card: Hattie H. Armstrong. This Armstrong family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Hattie may be a nickname for Harriet Armstrong, Harriett Armstrong, Henriette Armstrong, Henrietta Armstrong, Haidee Armstrong, or Hadria Armstrong. A wonderful Armstrong family history, Armstrong genealogy, Armstrong surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2812 Allen: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Maggie Allen Printed on card: Maggie K. Allen This Allen family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Maggie may be a nickname for Madeline Allen, Magdelina Allen, Magdalena Allen, Magdeline Allen, Magdelina Allen, Magda Allen, Margaret Allen, Margaretta Allen, Magnolia Allen, Margarita Allen, Margareta Allen, Margery Allen, Marge Allen. A wonderful Allen family history, Allen genealogy, Allen surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2813 Brockway: 1845 early Victorian Calling Card of Susan Brockway, NH, VT Written on card: Susan P. Brockway, on the back "Remember Me When Absent, Washington, N.H. March 23/45, Brattleboro, VT." all handwritten in pencil. Washington, New Hampshire, is in Sullivan County, and Brattleboro, Vermont, is in Windham County. A beautiful and very early New Hampshire and Vermont Brockway family item with excellent genealogy clues. Found in Manchester, New Hampshire NH in Hillsborough, Merrimack and Rockingham County. A wonderful Brockway family history, Brockway genealogy. Brockway surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2814 Arnold: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Arnold Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Arnold in beautiful calligraphy printed script. This Arnold family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. This is printed on an early coated cardstock from the 1860-70's. Was his name John Arnold? Jake Arnold? Jacob Arnold? James Arnold? Jeb Arnold? Josiah Arnold? Jean Arnold? Jason Arnold? Jerome Arnold? Jethro Arnold? Joshua Arnold? Jerard Arnold? Jesse Arnold? Jeremy Arnold? Jonathan Arnold? Jonah Arnold? Julian Arnold? Julius Arnold? Joseph Arnold? Jack Arnold? Jackson Arnold? Joel Arnold? Justin Arnold? Jefferson Arnold? A wonderful Arnold family history, Arnold genealogy, Arnold surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2815 Whitney: c. 1881 Victorian Calling Card of Dr. S.S. Whitney Printed on card: "Dr. S.S. ç and Lady Receive Their Friends On Thursday Evening, January 6, at 8 o'clock." This Whitney family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County, New England. January 6th 1881 fell on a Thursday using a perpetual calendar. Was his name Samuel Whitney? Sam Whitney? Seth Whitney? Sylvester Whitney? Steven Whitney? Stephen Whitney? Scott Whitney? Stuart Whitney? Stewart Whitney? Simon Whitney? Seymour Whitney? Sidney Whitney? Solomon Whitney? Sherman Whitney? Stanley Whitney? Sanford Whitney? Saul Whitney? Sebastian Whitney? Sheldon Whitney? Sherman Whitney? Silas Whitney? Simeon Whitney? Solomon Whitney? Stanford Whitney? Spencer Whitney? A wonderful Whitney family history, Whitney genealogy, Whitney surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2816 Webb: c. 1860-70 Patriotic Victorian Calling Card of Laura Webb Written on card: Laura B. Webb. This is a wonderful litho political or patriotic calling card with Uncle Sam or drummer boy image, a flag, dog, and large eagle. We feel it is most likely from 1876, the Cenntenial year in American history. This Webb family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. A wonderful Webb family history, Webb genealogy, Webb surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2817 Marble: c. 1840-60 Victorian Calling Card of Mrs. William Marble Printed on card: Mrs. William Marble, this calligraphy card is handwritten and drawn in pencil, with quite ornate artwork detail. This Marble family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Marble family history, Marble genealogy, Marble surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2818 Maxfield: c. 1840-60 Victorian Calling Card of Lydia Maxfield Printed on card: Lydia C. Maxfield handwritten in very faint and delicate script in faded dip pen ink. This Maxfield family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Maxfield family history, Maxfield genealogy, Maxfield surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2819 Young, Case, Garrette, Parkhurst: c. 1850-60's Victorian Calling Card of Edmund Garrette, Civil War Doctor Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. E.Y. Garrette, with the wife's maiden name, Franzenia W. Parkhurst, printed in the lower corner. We found a biographical record of this man, Edmund Young Garrette in online Amherst College records: "He was a doctor in the Civil War. Info: Son of John Garrette and Rebecca (Case) Garrette (Rebecca Garrette) , born in New Hartford, Conn., March. 14, 1823. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Prepared Williston Seminary; A.C., 1845-50. Hartford T. S., 1850-51; Andover T.S., 1851-53; ordained Foxboro, April 12, 1854; p. there, 1854-57; Millbury, 1857-69; Chaplain in Army of the Potomac, 1862-65; p. Pittsburgh, Penn., 1869-72; a. p. La Crosse, Wis., 1872-80; w.c. Atlanta, Ga., 1880-83; p. Paxton, Ill., 1883-85; Alameda, Cal., 1885-93; r. there, 1893-1902. D. Alameda, Cal., S. 1, 1902. Married May 17, 1854, Franzenia Parkhurst, daughter of Ziba Parkhurst, Milford. 3 daughters." Counties of places above: Hampshire County, Alameda County, Kern County, Ford County, Fulton County, Dekalb County, Hartford County, Tolland County, Essex County, Worcester County, Allegheny County, La Crosse or LaCrosse County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. This couple may be newlyweds when the card was printed and this their marriage card. Census records might read: Franny Parkhurst, Franny Garrette, Fran Parkhurst, Fran Garrette. A wonderful Garrette family history, Garrette genealogy, Garrette surname, Case family history, Case genealogy, Case surname, Young family history, Young genealogy, Young surname and Parkhurst family history, Parkhurst genealogy, Parkhurst surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2820 Hamlen: c. 1840-60's Victorian Calling Card of Sarah Hamlen Printed on card: Sarah E. Hamlen. This Hamlen family calling card was found in the region of Greenfield, Massachusetts, Franklin County. A wonderful Hamlen family history, Hamlen genealogy, Hamlen surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2821 Grover: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. William H. Grover Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. William H. Grover. This Grover family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Grover family history, Grover genealogy, Grover surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2822 Mason: c. 1850-60's Reward of Merit Type Friendship Calling Card of N.H. Mason Printed on card: N.H. Mason. This is a small coated card stock, hand tinted or colored, reward of merit type card, friendship, or calling card. It has the verse: "Forget Me not, Forget not, ah, forget not me, when evening shades descend! For then my tho'ts still turn to thee, my fondly cherished friend." This Mason family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. This is an exceptionally clean and bright piece for the era. Was his name Ned Mason? Nathan Mason? Nathaniel Mason? Norton Mason? Norbert Mason? Norman Mason? Nat Mason? Nate Mason? Noah Mason? Nicholas Mason? Nikolas Mason? Newton Mason? Nelson Mason? Neil Mason? Neal Mason? Neville Mason? Nelson Mason? Newman Mason? Norton Mason? Nigel Mason? A wonderful Mason family history, Mason genealogy, Mason surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2823 Mowry: c. 1860-70 Victorian Calling Card of Alfred Mowry, RI Printed on card: "Alfred Mowry, 35 Crocker Av., Providence, R.I." Note: Providence, Rhode Island, is in Providence and Bristol County. It is unusual to find a clearly printed address and city on a Victorian calling card. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Rhode Island Mowry family history, Mowry genealogy, Mowry surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2824 Miner: c. 1850-60 Victorian Calling Card of Irving Miner Printed on card: Irving W. Miner. This Miner family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Miner family history, Miner genealogy, Miner surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2825 Pray: c. 1850-60's Victorian Calling Card of Etta Pray Printed on card: Etta M. Pray. This Pray family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Etta may also be a nickname for Henrietta Pray, Henriette Pray, Margaretta Pray, Lenetta Pray, Lenette Pray, Jeanetta Pray, Jeanette Pray, Ethel Pray, Antoinette Pray, or Loretta Pray. A wonderful Pray family history, Pray genealogy, Pray surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2826 Gates: c. 1850-60's Victorian Calling Card of Minnie Gates, MA Printed on card: Minnie M. Gates, Hubbardston, Mass. Note: Hubbardston, Massachusetts, is in Worcester County. It is unusual to find an address written on a calling card. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. Minnie may be a nickname for Minerva Gates, Minna Gates, Minetta Gates, Mintha Gates, Minta Gates, Minette Gates, Wilhelmina Gates, Philomena Gates, or Mina Gates. A wonderful Gates family history, Gates genealogy, Gates surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2827 Merrill, Pettee: c. 1860-70 Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Merrill & Ellen Pettee Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Merrill, with the wife's maiden name, Ellen E. Pettee, printed in the lower corner. Was his name Walter Merrill? William Merrill? Wade Merrill? Ward Merrill? Wilbur Merrill? Wilfred Merrill? Wilford Merrill? Wallace Merrill? Wayne Merrill? Walton Merrill? Wilmer Merrill? Whitmore Merrill? Willard Merrill? Wesley Merrill? Winfield Merrill? Wilbert Merrill? Whitney Merrill? Willie Merrill? Wittaker Merrill? Willis Merrill? Winthrop Merrill? Wilmer Merrill? Wilson Merrill? Will Merrill? Waldo Merrill? Wallace Merrill? Washington Merrill? Warren Merrill? Whitney Merrill? Wyatt Merrill? Wallis Merrill? This Merrill & Pettee family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Pettee family history, Pettee genealogy, Pettee surname, Merrill family history, Merrill genealogy, Merrill surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2828 Gifford: c. 1880-90's Fraternal Calling Card of George Gifford, RI Printed on card: George P. Gifford, Bristol, R.I. Note: Bristol, Rhode Island, is in Bristol County. This is an old litho printed card which depicts a beautiful fraternal crest with a hand holding up a deer head with antlers, 3 lions, and the 3 possible german or latin words we believe of "Von sine unnitae". Found in Northampton, Massachusetts, in Hampshire County MA. A wonderful Gifford family history, Gifford genealogy. Gifford surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2829 Gorton, Young: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. Elihu Gorton Printed on card: Mr.& Mrs. Elihu Gorton, with the wife's maiden name Susan M. Young, printed in the lower corner. This Gorton family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. It is unusual to have the wife's maiden name printed on a card, they may be newlyweds. Census records might read: Susan Young, Susan Gorton, Susan M. Gorton, Susan Young Gorton, Susan Y. Gorton, Eli Gorton. A wonderful Gorton family history, Gorton genealogy, Gorton surname, Young family history, Young genealogy, Young surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2830 Harold: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of George Harold Printed on card: George S. Harold This Harold family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Harold family history, Harold genealogy, Harold surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2831 Carr: c. 1890-1910 Advertising Business Card of Real Estate Agent James Carr Printed on card: James Carr, Real Estate, Office 422 Broome St., 2d Block East of Broadway, New York. Approximate age: 1890-1920 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. Real estate dealings in this time period may have been done only by attorneys. A wonderful Carr family history, Carr genealogy, Carr surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2832 Miller: c. 1840-60 Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. G. & M. Miller Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. G. & M. Miller. This Miller family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County, New England. Was his name George Miller? Gus Miller? Gustav Miller? Gustave Miller? Gail Miller? Gary Miller? Gabriel Miller? Gerald Miller? Gerard Miller? Geoffrey Miller? Gideon Miller? Grover Miller? Gordon Miller? Gale Miller? Garrett Miller? Gaylord Miller? Gilbert Miller? Gunther Miller? Guy Miller? Was her name Mary Miller? Maryanne Miller? Maryann Miller? Margaret Miller? Maggie Miller? Maude Miller? Maria Miller? Marie Miller? Myrna Miller? Myrtle Miller? Millicent Miller? Muriel Miller? Meredith Miller? Mildred Miller? Minerva Miller? Miriam Miller? Molly Miller? Melba Miller? Marcy Miller? Mercy Miller? Melanie Miller? Maureen Miller? Maxine Miller? Mathilda Miller? Melinda Miller? May Miller? Melva Miller? Mimi Miller? Martha Miller? Matilda Miller? Melissa Miller? Margery Miller? Marjorie Miller? Madeline Miller? Malva Miller? Mallory Miller? Marcia Miller? Mabel Miller? Maybon Miller? Mae Miller? Myria Miller? A wonderful Miller family history, Miller genealogy, Miller surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2833 Winsor, Ballou: c. 1860-70 Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. William W. Winsor Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. William W. Winsor, with the wife's maiden name, Amanda I. Ballou printed on bottom. This Winsor family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. It is uncommon to find a wife's printed maiden name on a card. Census records might read: William Winsor, Amanda Ballou, Amanda Winsor, Mandy Ballou, Mandy Winsor. A wonderful Winsor family history, Winsor genealogy, Winsor surname, Ballou family history, Ballou genealogy, Ballou surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2834 Morrell: c. 1860-70 Victorian Calling Card of Martha Morrell Printed on card: Martha T. Morrell. This Morrell family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Morrell family history, Morrell genealogy, Morrell surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2835 Doe: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Susie G. Doe Printed on card: Susie G. Doe. This Doe family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Susie may be a nickname for Sue Doe, Susan Doe, Suzanne Doe, Susannah Doe, Susie Doe, Susanne Doe, Susanna Doe, Suzanna Doe, Susette Doe, or Suzette Doe. A wonderful Doe family history, Doe genealogy, Doe surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2836 Waterhouse: c. 1850-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Waterhouse Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. Nath'l Waterhouse, with Sarah H. Waterhouse (presumably wife's name) printed in the lower left corner. This Waterhouse family calling card was found in Nashua, New Hampshire, Hillsborough County. Census records might read: Nathan Waterhouse, Sarah Waterhouse. A wonderful Waterhouse family history, Waterhouse genealogy, Waterhouse surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2837 Howard: 1860's Gem Tintype Photograph of Herman Howard Written on item: "Herman Howard." beautifully handwritten in old pencil script. Photo type: Tintype Photograph in embossed decorative paper mat or sleeve, CDV size. Age: 1860's. Photographer Name: Treat. Photographer Address: 148 Washington St. County: unknown. Note: There was a 19th c. Treat photographer in Boston, in Middlesex County. Found in Searsport, Maine, Waldo County. A wonderful Howard family history, Howard genealogy, Howard surname, piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2838 Emerson: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Wilson Emerson Printed on card: Wilson I. Emerson or Wilson J. Emerson, (middle initial illegible), and "From a Well Wisher" is the printed verse. This Emerson family item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Wilson family history, Wilson genealogy, Wilson surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2839 White: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card of Walter White Printed on card: Walter R. White and the verse: "Take this token of affection, May it beauty move thy heart, Chill me not with cold rejection, Bid not all my hopes depart." This White family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful White family history, White genealogy, White surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2840 Staples, Trufant: 1860's Tintype Photograph of Josiah Staples, ME Written on item: "Grandpa Josiah Staples, Grandma (Staples) Trufant's father" handwritten in ballpoint pen. Ballpoint pen was invented in 1945, so this was most likely written at a later date by a Trufant or Staples family member. Photo type: Tintype Photograph in embossed decorative paper mat or sleeve, CDV size. Age: 1860's. Photographer Name: Androscoggin Photograph Company. County: Androscoggin County. Found in Searsport, Maine, Waldo County. A beautiful close up and early image of Josiah in a black suit, silk vest, watch fob, slightly hand tinted cheeks. A wonderful Maine Staples family history, Staples genealogy, Staples surname, and Maine Trufant family history, Trufant genealogy, Trufant surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2841 Clark: 1887 Anniversary Party Invitation for Mr. & Mrs. W.S. Clark, NJ Printed on card: "Mr. & Mrs. W.S. Clark request your presence at their fifth anniversary, Tuesday Evening, March 15, 1887. Cleveland Street, Linden." Note: Linden NJ is in Union County. Found in the areas of Ulster, Columbia and Dutchess County, New York State, NY. We are not sure what state Linden is in. There are many cities in the US with that name. We did, however find a Cleveland Street in Linden, New Jersey, Union County. Possibly the wedding date above would be a clue to this Clark family. This is a fancy Victorian era printed invitation on heavy white cardstock. Was his name Walter Clark? William Clark? Wade Clark? Ward Clark? Wilbur Clark? Wilfred Clark? Wilford Clark? Wallace Clark? Wayne Clark? Walton Clark? Wilmer Clark? Whitmore Clark? Willard Clark? Wesley Clark? Winfield Clark? Wilbert Clark? Whitney Clark? Willie Clark? Wittaker Clark? Willis Clark? Winthrop Clark? Wilmer Clark? Wilson Clark? Will Clark? Waldo Clark? Wallace Clark? Washington Clark? Warren Clark? Whitney Clark? Wyatt Clark? Wallis Clark? A wonderful Clark family history, Clark genealogy, Clark surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2842 Hartshorn: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of N.A. Hartshorn Printed on card: N.A. Hartshorn. This Hartshorn family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Was his name Ned Hartshorn? Nathan Hartshorn? Nathaniel Hartshorn? Norton Hartshorn? Norbert Hartshorn? Norman Hartshorn? Nat Hartshorn? Nate Hartshorn? Noah Hartshorn? Nicholas Hartshorn? Nikolas Hartshorn? Newton Hartshorn? Nelson Hartshorn? Neil Hartshorn? Neal Hartshorn? Neville Hartshorn? Nelson Hartshorn? Newman Hartshorn? Norton Hartshorn? Nigel Hartshorn? A wonderful Hartshorn family history, Hartshorn genealogy, Hartshorn surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2843 Vaughn: 1860's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of N.M.C. Vaughn, IA Written on photo: NMC Vaughn handwritten in pencil on front in old period script. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate age: 1860's Civil War period. Photographer Name: Gardner's Gallery of Art (Proprietor: R.G. Gardner), Maquoketa, Iowa. County: Jackson County. Found in Northampton, Massachusetts, in Hampshire County MA. This Vaughn family member may be in morning. She has a full black taffeta dress on, black ribbon in hair. She has a sullen look on her face. This was taken in the Civil War period. This CDV photo has a nice printed backmark explaining the wares of the R.G. Gardner studio: "photograph albums at cost, rosewood, walnut gilt, oval and rustic frames, stereoscopic stereoview photos, oil portraits, cords, tassels, loops, engravings, etc." Was her name Nancy Vaughn? Nadia Vaughn? Nanette Vaughn? Naomi Vaughn? Nastassia Vaughn? Natalie Vaughn? Natalia Vaughn? Noel Vaughn? Noelle Vaughn? Natasha Vaughn? Natalya Vaughn? Natalia Vaughn? Nelda Vaughn? Nellie Vaughn? Nell Vaughn? Netta Vaughn? Neva Vaughn? Nicole Vaughn? Nina Vaughn? Nora Vaughn? Norma Vaughn? Nydia Vaughn? Nyssa Vaughn? A wonderful Vaughn family history, Vaughn genealogy, Vaughn surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2844 Jennings: 1885 CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Emma Jennings, NY Written on item: "Emma Jennings, Class of 1885" handwritten in old black 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. This is a very close up and wonderful image of Emma. 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. Census records might read Emily Jennings, Emmagene Jennings, Emaline Jennings, Emiline Jennings, Emmy Jennings, Emmy Lou Jennings, Emeline Jennings, Emelina Jennings, Emelyne Jennings, Emmaline Jennings, or Ema Jennings. A wonderful Jennings family history, Jennings genealogy, Jennings surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2845 Davis, Lawrence: c. 1890's Photo of Daguerreotype of Elizabeth Lawrence Davis in 1840-50's, MA Written photo: Elizabeth Lawrence Davis handwritten in pencil by the same hand as other photo on our site of her with her husband, Alvin Davis. The same woman is in both of these photographs. Photo Type: Old Dry Mount photos done circa 1890's, taken from original daguerreotypes, or ambrotypes of earlier photos, circa 1840-50's. These 2 wonderful and early historical identified Davis family photos were found in Pepperell, Massachusetts, in Middlesex County. The same handwriting is on back, and the two photographs were found together. See item number #2155 for an image of her with her husband Alvin. This is an picture of her older in years and in different attire. A wonderful Lawrence & Davis family find. We wonder and hope that this daguerreotype still exists out there in the world. Elizabeth has a beautiful long gold chain and pendant, may be a chatelaine around her neck, books on table with early handmade tapestry behind her and 2 gold rings on her index and middle finger. She has the same rings and pendant on in the other photograph of her as an older woman. A wonderful Davis family history, Davis genealogy, Davis surname, Lawrence family history, Lawrence genealogy, Lawrence surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2846 Harris, Appleby: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. George W. Harris Printed on the card: Mr. & Mrs. George W. Harris, with the wife's maiden name, Abbie M. Appleby printed underneath. It is unusual to have a maiden name printed on a calling card, and a wonderful genealogy clue. Also see Mary E. Harris, handwritten calling card on our site, item number #830, found with this item. These Harris & Appleby family calling cards were found together in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Census records might read: Abby Appleby, Abbie Appleby, George Harris, Abigail Appleby. Also see item number #830. A wonderful Harris family history, Harris genealogy, Harris surname, Appleby family history, Appleby genealogy, Appleby surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2847 Sanborn: c. 1850-60 Victorian Calling Card of J. Sanborn Printed on card: "J. Sanborn on front, Sutton, N.H. on the back." Both sides are handwritten in old pencil. Note: Sutton, New Hampshire, is in Merrimack County. This calling card is early and heavily embossed with angels. Found in Upstate New York, near Onondaga and Oswego County. A wonderful New Hampshire Sanborn family history, Sanborn genealogy, Sanborn surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2848 Wescott: c. 1850-60's Victorian Calling Card of Benjamin Wescott, ME Written on card: "Benj. H. Wescott" on front. On the reverse is written "Standish, Me." Both are handwritten in old faded dip pen ink. Note: Standish, Maine, is in Cumberland County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. Census records might read: Ben Westcott, Benjamin H. Westcott. Do you have Westcott family members in Standish? A wonderful Maine Westcott family history, Westcott genealogy, Westcott surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2849 Washburn: c. 1860-70 Victorian Calling Card of Edith Washburn Printed on card: Edith M. Washburn This Washburn family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Washburn family history, Washburn genealogy, Washburn surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2850 Schoonmaker: 1860-70's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Edith May Schoonmaker, IL Written on photo: "Edith May Schoonmaker, Winnebago, Illinois" handwritten in old dip pen ink script. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate age: 1860'-70s. Photographer Name: Anderson's Ground Floor (Anderson). Photographer Address: East Side. Photographer City: Rockford. State: Illinois. County: Winnebago County. Found in New England, in Dorset, Vermont, VT Bennington County. This is a beautiful CDV portrait of a young girl standing by a highly carved Victorian era desk. She has high button shoes, a gingham dress, and an open window backdrop. Books and an inkwell are on desk to show literacy. Census records might read: Edith Schoonmaker, Edith M. Schoonmaker. A wonderful Schoonmaker family history, Schoonmaker genealogy, Schoonmaker surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

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