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Matches 1,551 to 1,600 of 1,760 » Thumbnails Only
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| 1551 |  | Old Headstone | |
| 1552 |  | Old Ship Church Image from the late 1800s by photographer Edwin N. Peabody | |
| 1553 |  | Old Ship Church, Hingham, Massachusetts This is the only surviving 17th-century Puritan meetinghouse, and it is the oldest church which has been continuously used for worship in North America. The most distinctive feature of the building is its roof structure, which resembles a ship, which likely resulted in the name of the church. The structure has sometimes been identified as hammerbeam roof, which it is not. | |
| 1554 |  | Old Ship Church, Hingham, Massachusetts We visited Old Ship Church in December of 2018. | |
| 1555 |  | Old Stone Church Cemetery, Green Spring, Frederick Co., Virginia | |
| 1556 |  | One of Frank and Jeanette's early residences From the Zentmyer Collection. This house still exists, it is currently addressed as 1641 Morton Ave., Los Angeles, California near Elysian Park. The Hobarts moved here in 1911. | |
| 1557 |  | Original Headstone at Mudbrook Cemetery Photo courtesy Barbara Richardson Smith | |
| 1558 |  | Pack Trip, Eastern Sierra, 1933 From the Zentmyer Collection. Family lore says George took his sons John and George Jr. on a pack trip in the Eastern Sierras after their High School graduations. This image is consistent with this story, and shows John and his father George, with George Jr. being the likely photographer. This is probably the start of the trip, as there are corrals and gear visible. | |
| 1559 |  | Pardoned by Gov. Thomas Mifflin Christopher was fined 10 pounds in 1795 for operating a Tippling House, essentially an unlicensed drinking establishment. At this time, Christopher was living on his farm in present-day Rouzerville, which was a scant 1/8 mile off the Great Wagon Road. Who can blame him for seizing the opportunity . . . maybe the Governor was a customer! Image by Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1560 |  | Partial Ships List from the Bannister The Bannister arrived in Philadelphia on 21 Oct 1754, from Amsterdam last of Cowes, John Doyle Captain. It appears Strassburger and Hinke misread the "i" in Johannes' signature. | |
| 1561 |  | Passenger List from the Europa The Europa docked in Philadelphia on 20 Nov 1741 List from Strassburger and Hinke's Pennsylvania German Pioneers | |
| 1562 |  | Passport Application for Nayan De Cillo Dated 9 Jan 1918 in El Paso, Texas Carlos Enrique De Cillo born in South English, Keokuk, Iowa, same as Charles Cosby | |
| 1563 |  | Passport for Ruby Garland issued 1923 For travel to Japan, Hong Kong, China | |
| 1564 |  | Passport Photo for Cora Hobart De Cillo and her daughter Ruth From a passport application dated 9 Jan 1918 | |
| 1565 |  | Patent Medicine Salesman circa 1900 This photo shows the type of wagon Jacob would have employed as a representative of Bloomer's Home Products. Image by Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1566 |  | Paul Marlow | |
| 1567 |  | Pennsylvania Gazette Notice, 9 Jan 1782. This Notice in the Pennsylvania Gazette and Weekly Advertiser, York County, warns potential purchasers of his bonds that he does not intend to honor them until he obtains clear title to the land. Image by Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1568 |  | Pennsylvania Herald and York General Advertiser, 12 Sep 1792 This newspaper records the Notice of Tax Sale for Bernhard's farm just north of Arendtsville, Pennsylvania. Since he was apparently living with his son Jacob Santmyer shortly thereafter, it is presumed the sale went forward as scheduled. Image by Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1569 |  | Pennsylvania Log House similar to Bernhard's From what we can tell, this is what Bernhard's original house would look like under the siding. Photo by Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1570 |  | Penryn Cemetery Sign Cemetery is adjacent to St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1258 Newport Rd, Penryn, Pennsylvania 17564 Photo by Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1571 |  | Peter Leath Zentmeyer Peter Leath Zentmeyer with sons John Edwin, Peter Leath and Willie Penn, and Hattie Penn Zentmeyer | |
| 1572 |  | Petition for Naturalization For Zourab Tchkotoua Saberiski, 12 Aug 1937 | |
| 1573 |  | Petition to administer the estate of Martin Emmert Martin died in Bethel Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania intestate, that is, without a will. | |
| 1574 |  | Philadelphia Inquirer 1 Oct 1834 | |
| 1575 |  | Philadelphia Inquirer 8 Mar 1844 | |
| 1576 |  | Phoenix City Directory 1920 Wandyne DeCillo a student at Tempe Normal School | |
| 1577 |  | Photo from Zentmyer, Pennsylvania David Andrew Zentmyer was appointed Postmaster of Zentmyer, Pennsylvania on 21 Sep 1898. The post ofice closed on 21 Sep 1901. | |
| 1578 |  | Photo of Elizabeth Picken | |
| 1579 |  | Photo of Garret Augustus Hobart Image courtesy Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1580 |  | Photo of John Hockley Zentmyer | |
| 1581 |  | Photo of John Walker Hancock Sr. Photo courtesy Donna Hancock | |
| 1582 |  | Photo of Julia Dexter Strahorn c.1940 Photo from the archives of the Baltimore Sun | |
| 1583 |  | Photo of Laura Augusta Harrison Photo courtesy Heather Grace | |
| 1584 |  | Photo of Mabel Limbocker Photo courtesy Donna Hancock | |
| 1585 |  | Photo of Madge Limbocker Photo courtesy Donna Hancock | |
| 1586 |  | Photo of Sidney Little Hobart From the Zentmyer Collection. | |
| 1587 |  | Photograph of Dora Greenville Zentmeyer Found in 2023 at the Floyd County Historical Society. | |
| 1588 |  | Plaque at Buffalo Church In the Buffalo Crossroads Presbyterian Cemetery Photo courtesy Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1589 |  | Plaque at Copenhagen Cemetery Photo courtesy Timothy Ory | |
| 1590 |  | Plaque commemorating Old Ship Church On the south side of Main St., next to the church. | |
| 1591 |  | Plaque commemorating the arrival of Peter Hobart and his party in September 1635. Located at the corner of Ship St. and North St., Hingham. Peter Hobart had arrived in Boston earlier that year from Hingham, England and initially stayed in Charleston, a part of Boston. | |
| 1592 |  | Plaque Honoring War Dead - Lititz, Pennsylvania Located in Lititz Springs Park, N. Broad Street, Lititiz Pennsylvania. Plaque does not match 'Zentmeyer' spelling on Benjamin's headstone. Phoro courtesy Kim Zentmeyer Carmody. | |
| 1593 |  | Plat Map of Bernhard's Farm in Warwick Township The farm was 'Patented' from Daniel Snider on 20 August 1766, which means that was when Bernhard came into title. It is likely however, that he worked the farm as early as 1754, when the birth of Görg was recorded at the White Oak Church there. Photo by Gary Zentmyer | |
| 1594 |  | Poem by May Zentmyer, age 9, anticipating Thanksgiving Published in the Los Angeles Times 'Junior Times' edition dated September 14, 1924 | |
| 1595 |  | Poem written by David Wendel Zentmeyer The poem indicates the location of Johannes Zentmeyer's cabin in Cave Spring, and 'Miami' refers to the Little Miami River in Warren County, Ohio where David settled near his uncle George Zentmyer. | |
| 1596 |  | Portrait of Nona Zentmyer | |
| 1597 |  | Postcard from John Stewart Santmyer to his father John Barnett Santmyer Image courtesy Lisa Valentine | |
| 1598 |  | Priscilla Zentmyer Kinch Obituary | |
| 1599 |  | Probate filing for Elizabeth Picken Hobart This document supports the fact that Stella and Dr. Edward Wood did not take custody of Frank and his sisters and move them to Sedalia, Missouri until after their mother's death in 1896. | |
| 1600 |  | Probate Petition Robert died intestate, that is without leaving a will. In this petition, his son Harry Strahorn asks the court to allow him to administer the estate, estimated to be $120,000, or $3,000,000 in today's dollars. |
