Barbara Gonzalez

A photo of Susan (Farrell) Wittman in the 1930s

Portrait photo of Anna M. Kline, born 1844 in New Jersey. Married Gilbert W. Moore (1837-1875) on December 14, 1862. After his death, Anna married Mr. Harmon. Children with Gilbert Moore: Ennis, Eva, Luella, and Lydia. Anna Moore Harmon died in 1922 and is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Shenandoah, Page Co., Iowa. Back of photo says, "Ennis Moore's mother, Grandma Harmon....picture taken approx, 1909".
Photo found in an antique store in Seattle, Washington. I am not a relative of this family.

A photo of Patricia Ellen Smith

A photo of Gladys (Simmons) Van Kleeck and her cat Patsy. I'm amazed that the cat is calmly sitting for the portrait. All the cats I've known would have panicked at the strange setting and found some large piece of furniture to hide under.

Woman sitting on a child's tricycle. No identifying marks on photo.

What is the name of this woman?

Dorothy Elizabeth Gish (born March 11th, 1898 in Dayton Ohio, and died June 4th, 1968 in Rapallo Italy) was an actress who began her acting career in the 1918 World War I film "Hearts of the World" where she played a comical role as a street singer. Dorothy's performance did so well, that Paramount produced a series of seven comedies where Dorthy Gish played the main role - specializing in pantomime and comedy; all of which generated significant profits for the production studio. Unfortunately, nearly all of these films have been lost/damaged.

Dorothy Gish appeared in a few other films, stage productions, and television series venturing into the new medium of 'talking pictures'. Her sister, Lillian Gish, had an acting career (predominately performing in large epic roles) which spanned 75 years across the stage, films, and television.

Howard Van Buskirk & unknown friends - Dresses from the 1910's.

Emma Knoll and William Behling wedding in Wisconsin

A photo of the Sophia Weidenbach Wedding 1930
People in photo include: Sophia Weidenbach

A photo of Joyce (Benning) Kroetch. Although her first name was Marian, she always went by Joyce. She was such a cutie!

Cecelia Hermes married William Aufderheide (Gr Grandmothers Wedding).
People in photo include: William Aufderheide and Cecelia (Hermes) Aufderheide

A photo of Fred Wittman and Susan Farrell's Wedding

A graduate of the Tuskegee Institute she was denied work as a pilot as a Tuskegee Airman (wrong gender) and the WASP -- Women's Airforce Service Pilots (wrong race).
People in photo include: Mildred (Hemmons) Carter

Catherine Barrett Peddle surrounded by grandchildren/nieces/nephews

This photo was found in an antique store in Texas. In pencil on the back: "born 1892, Edith Glenn Crain, age 6"

This is my grandfather's oldest sister. She was the daughter of Obediah Marshall and Arra Bell Baker Horner. She was born May 8, 1881 in Brooke County, WV. When she was a child her family moved to Washington County, PA. She married Elmer Hathaway in 1905. They had two children, Gladyce Claire Hathaway and Earl Leroy Hathaway. She was known as "Mae". She moved to OHIO and died there September 20, 1959 in Freeport, Harrison Co., OH.

A photo of Jessie Hazel (Cahoon) Clark

A photo of Adele Nitka who was born in Paris, France in 1933, and Paulette who was born also in Paris, France in 1940: two sisters with a teddy bear. Both of them were murdered in Auschwitz in 1942 at age 9 and 2 years.

A photo of Martha Elvira Gaston (Jones): Born 1840. Passed away on 18 Mar 1920 in Buncombe County, North Carolina.