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Connie Huntling
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Searching Archers from South Carolina pre 1870
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Updated: January 2, 2009
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Wilson Parish
The back of this photo reads "Uncle Wilson Parish" b. abt 1875 d. 28 Aug 1938 and in the handwriting of Ruth Stay Archer of Plattsburg, NY
Wilson is the son of Stephen & Sarah Parish with siblings of:
Harry, Emma/Emily Stay Monty, Hiram, Hohn, James, Eliza Baxter, Lena Stay.
I have numerous Parish family photos but not sure whose name goes to whom. If these are your ancestors, please contact me and I will share the photographs with you.
Connie
Wilson is the son of Stephen & Sarah Parish with siblings of:
Harry, Emma/Emily Stay Monty, Hiram, Hohn, James, Eliza Baxter, Lena Stay.
I have numerous Parish family photos but not sure whose name goes to whom. If these are your ancestors, please contact me and I will share the photographs with you.
Connie
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Stephen and his daughter Lena Parish
We have no idea who the little boy is in this picture, we do know the man is Stephen Parish b. 1832 d.4 Dec 1904
Lena M. Parish Stay b.24 May 1877 d. 19 Jan 1941 Lena M. Parish married Daniel A. Stay of Plattsburg, NY
Lena M. Parish Stay b.24 May 1877 d. 19 Jan 1941 Lena M. Parish married Daniel A. Stay of Plattsburg, NY
Harold V
This photo was among my grandmothers belongings, we do know that her maiden name was Ingram. The back of this photo reads " Harold V. Ingram 709 Ave. C, Garland Texas. Year unknown. Looks to be during WW2.
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Unknown Sad man
This large 23x28 photo is of an unidentified gentleman. It was aquired in a trunk of old Harpers Monthly magazines dated 1851. On back of the portrait written on the wooden frame is:
"Mrs. Van Artsdale, 313 Beaver Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania". I have tried for over 40 years to identify this gentleman, with no luck.
We simply call him "The Sad Man" due to his melancholy expresssion. Can anyone shed some light on who he may be? The address is now part of a business location and I have had no luck in finding any Van Artsdale's to help identify who he was, or if his surname is Van Artsdale. In the early 1960's, I discovered this portrait hidden behind another picture that was in the frame. Evidently he was a man of substance and probably of the merchant class, according to his attire and "hathead" hairstyle. Please help me identify this gentleman.
"Mrs. Van Artsdale, 313 Beaver Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania". I have tried for over 40 years to identify this gentleman, with no luck.
We simply call him "The Sad Man" due to his melancholy expresssion. Can anyone shed some light on who he may be? The address is now part of a business location and I have had no luck in finding any Van Artsdale's to help identify who he was, or if his surname is Van Artsdale. In the early 1960's, I discovered this portrait hidden behind another picture that was in the frame. Evidently he was a man of substance and probably of the merchant class, according to his attire and "hathead" hairstyle. Please help me identify this gentleman.
Harold V
This photo was among my grandmothers belongings, we do know that her maiden name was Ingram. The back of this photo reads " Harold V. Ingram 709 Ave. C, Garland Texas. Year unknown. Looks to be during WW2.
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Stephen and his daughter Lena Parish
We have no idea who the little boy is in this picture, we do know the man is Stephen Parish b. 1832 d.4 Dec 1904
Lena M. Parish Stay b.24 May 1877 d. 19 Jan 1941 Lena M. Parish married Daniel A. Stay of Plattsburg, NY
Lena M. Parish Stay b.24 May 1877 d. 19 Jan 1941 Lena M. Parish married Daniel A. Stay of Plattsburg, NY
Wilson Parish
The back of this photo reads "Uncle Wilson Parish" b. abt 1875 d. 28 Aug 1938 and in the handwriting of Ruth Stay Archer of Plattsburg, NY
Wilson is the son of Stephen & Sarah Parish with siblings of:
Harry, Emma/Emily Stay Monty, Hiram, Hohn, James, Eliza Baxter, Lena Stay.
I have numerous Parish family photos but not sure whose name goes to whom. If these are your ancestors, please contact me and I will share the photographs with you.
Connie
Wilson is the son of Stephen & Sarah Parish with siblings of:
Harry, Emma/Emily Stay Monty, Hiram, Hohn, James, Eliza Baxter, Lena Stay.
I have numerous Parish family photos but not sure whose name goes to whom. If these are your ancestors, please contact me and I will share the photographs with you.
Connie
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Wilson Parish was born circa 1875. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Wilson Parish.
