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Matches 251 to 300 of 1,927 » See Gallery
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| 251 |  | Burial Record for Thomas Wallace In Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | ||
| 252 |  | Burials on Find-A-Grave Roscoe Cemetery, St. Clair County, Missouri | ||
| 253 |  | Business Directory, New Haven 1941 Listing both Kenneth L. Brereton and his wife Eleanor | ||
| 254 |  | Callie Zentmyer | ||
| 255 |  | Campaign Poster for William McKinley and Garret Hobart, 1896 Image courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 256 |  | Carleton L. Santmier | ||
| 257 |  | Caroline Sigafoos Photo courtesy Donna Hancock | ||
| 258 |  | Caroline Sigafoos Limbocker In the East Hill Cemetery, Erie, Neosho, Kansas | ||
| 259 |  | Carrie Adell Strahorn | ||
| 260 |  | Carrie's inscription to Mrs. Underwood 28 Jul 1914 at Old Faithful Inn From the Zentmyer Collection. This image is from our copy of Fifteen Thousand Miles by Stage. The inscription was addressed to the newly-married Mary Elizabeth Smith Underwood, wife of architect Gilbert Stanly Underwood, who in addition to designing many of the Grand Lodges of the National Parks including the Ahwahnee, worked extensively with both the Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line Railroads. | ||
| 261 |  | Catherine Heidenrich Strahorn Headstone In Monmouth Cemetery, Monmouth, Warren County, Illinois. | ||
| 262 |  | Catherine Lehman Faraday's Death Certificate Confirms her mother's maiden name | ||
| 263 |  | Catherine Stutenroth Headstone I guess after 35 years, Benjamin was long forgotten | ||
| 264 |  | Catherine V. Turner vs Richard Turner Catherine filed for divorce due to Richard's drunkenness. | ||
| 265 |  | Cemetery View At Buffalo Crossroads Presbyterian Cemetery, Union County, Pennsylvania Photo courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 266 |  | Certificate of Death - 1923 Patton State Hospital was a mental health facility | ||
| 267 |  | Certificate of Death for Robert Weaver From Virginia, U.S., Death Records, 1912-2014 | ||
| 268 |  | Certification of Marriage Certification of Marriage for Willard Lowman and Agaynie Wells, reflecting her most recent marriage to Jeffrey Lee Wells, but also revealing her maiden name. Agaynie had had three prior husbands. Willard married Agaynie ten days after her divorce from Jeffrey Wells was entered. Willard was twenty-one years older than Agaynie. | ||
| 269 |  | Charle Elmore Cosby 'died at sea' From a Sons of the American Revolution application by his grandson Richard Sheridan Cosby dated 7 Aug 1947. | ||
| 270 |  | Charles and Mary Morris' House Your webmaster took this picture in 2024 at the southern corner of Charles and Creighton Streets in Halifax. The house was moved from its original location on Hollis St. in 2012 by the Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia. It currently serves as low-income housing. | ||
| 271 |  | Charles Clarence Hobart | ||
| 272 |  | Christopher in the 1800 US Census as 'Christopher Zantmire' In Washington Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania | ||
| 273 |  | Christopher in the 1810 US Census as 'Christopher Santmire' In Washington Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania | ||
| 274 |  | Christopher in the 1820 US Census as 'Christopher Sentmyer' In Washington Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania | ||
| 275 |  | Christopher in the 1830 US Census, as 'Christopher Zentmire' In Washington Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania | ||
| 276 |  | Christopher Santmyer Ledger from Amos Updike's store in Browntown, Virginia | ||
| 277 |  | Christopher's Farm, Cumberland Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania Christopher purchased and farmed this land, about 260 acres in present-day Arendtsville, Franklin Twp., Adams Co. for approximately a decade between 1779 and 1789. He and Jacob Arendt donated the parcel at the lower left in 1781 to the Lutheran and Reformed Churches for the purpose of a church, school, and cemetery. The farm was acquired by Jacob Arendt, founder of Arendtsville, at a Sheriff's Sale (foreclosure) in 1789. Image by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 278 |  | Christopher's Farm, Washington Twp., Franklin Co., Pennsylvania This view shows Christopher's original holdings between Rouzerville and Penmar Pennsylvania, which were foreclosed on and sold off over the years after his death in 1834. A small farm containing the house and cemetery still exists, it was owned in the year 2007 by Robert Mong, who died in 2014. We do not know the identity of the current owner. | ||
| 279 |  | Christopher's House Located on a farm past the end of Blue Mountain Rd., Rouzerville, Pennsylvania. Your webmaster and his sister are pictured. The farm was owned in the year 2007 by Robert Mong, who died in 2014. We do not know the identity of the current owner. Image by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 280 |  | Church at Dentlein am Forst Photo courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 281 |  | Church in Haundorf Photo courtesy Gary Zentmyer |
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| 282 |  | Church in Unterampfrach Sebastian - St. Veit Church in Unterampfrach Photo courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 283 |  | City of Downey Annual Report for 1960 Featuring Executive Secretary Betty Robison and her family From the Zentmyer Collection | ||
| 284 |  | Claremont in Colorado Springs, Colorado Built by Charles and Virginia Hobart Baldwin in 1907. | ||
| 285 |  | Clarence Charles Hobart | ||
| 286 |  | Class of 1882 Harvard University status report For the year 1900 | ||
| 287 |  | Close up of Headstone At the Green Mound Cemetery, Henry County, Iowa Photo courtesy of Mo (Baxter) & Dave Gates | ||
| 288 |  | Close up view of headstone In Oak Wood Cemetery, Ackley, Franklin, Iowa Photo by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 289 |  | Close-up of crypt for John Calvin Strahorn Great Mausoleum, Dahlia Terrace, Sanctuary of Faith #3407 Image courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 290 |  | Closeup of Headstone In the Union Church Cemetery, Hartleton, Union, Pennsylvania Image by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 291 |  | Coat of Arms for Dogern | ||
| 292 |  | Comparison of the two images Comparing these images side-by-side led us to conclude that the earlier image is in fact that of Susanna Kinch Zentmyer. | ||
| 293 |  | Congressional Medal of Honor - Front Side Although this medal was awarded on December 31, 1864, it never found its way to Henry Brutsché. In 1957, the U.S. Navy's Bureau of Personnel deemed it an unclaimed medal and transferred it to the Curator Branch of Naval History and Heritage Command (NHHC). | ||
| 294 |  | Congressional Medal of Honor - Reverse Side Personal Valor Henry Brutsche Landsman U.S.S. Tacony Capture of Plymouth, N.C. October 31, 1864 | ||
| 295 |  | Copenhagen Pioneer Cemetery Located in DuPage County, Illinois Photo courtesy Timothy Ory | ||
| 296 |  | Cora Nayan Hobart | ||
| 297 |  | Corner detail on early log houses This detail shows how the log corners were interlocked for structual integrity. Photo by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 298 | Correspondence of Col. J. D. Brutsche John is identified here as Acting Assistant Adjutant-General, and from the correspondence, he was clearly in the thick of it. | |||
| 299 |  | Cradle marked 'Jacob Zentmyer, Agent' I found this hand-made doll's cradle, stamped 'Jacob Zentmyer, Agent, Naperville Ills' on eBay, likely a promotional give-away item during Jacob's time as an agent for Bloomer's Home Products. "After losing an arm in a corn shredder accident in 1899 Jacob became an agent for Bloomer's Home Products - medicines, spices, and extracts. Driving a horse and special wagon, he had a regular route through the countryside and visited regular customers with Bloomer products." -Naperville Sun, 20 Oct 1982 | ||
| 300 |  | Crypt for Alice Hancock Bower and Harrill Bower At the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Long Beach, Los Angeles, California Photo courtesy Donna Hancock |
