Margaret Goodlin - Casey

Mary Ellen Senovich married Matthew William Goodlin Sr.

Matthew Paul Ihli his wife Margaret Ann Byrd Ihli, their three kids Marie standing in back, Joe in front of Marie and Anna my grandmother in the middle.

Anna C Ihli left and her sister Marie A Ihli right

A photo of Paul, Cecelia and Grace Braunger

A photo of Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Taken in Madison, Wisconsin.
Found in Byron Doolittle (1844-1912) scrapbook labeled as friend. Byron Doolittle lived in St. Ansgar ,Iowa.
People in photo include: Ella Wheeler Wilcox

A photo of Maria Poirson Carbonell

A photo of Catherine Cecile (Lafrance) Buras

A photo of my grandmother, Anna Mueller, who married Edward Michael Gerst on 05/24/1881.

Anna was the daughter of John Hermann Muller and Mary Catharina Finder. Edward and Anna had seven children. Anna died in St. Louis, Mo. 07/10/1933.

I’ve “rescued” an old photograph identified as Ada Wilson DUNDAS which was taken at the Bollow’s Art Studio in Osborne, KS. The photograph appears to have been taken in the early 1900’s with Ada likely in her 20’s at the time. I don’t know if “Wilson” is a middle name (maybe her Mother’s maiden name) or her own maiden name. I’m hoping to locate someone from her family so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to the care of her family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me.

Thanks,
Shelley

A photo of David "Davy" Jones with Cecil. Taken in 1920 on the steps of Davy's house in Mt. Ash, Wales. Grandfather of Constance Tasker Benning.
People in photo include: Cecil Jones

A photo of an Unknown woman (left) and Susan Elizabeth Evans Found in old scrapbook belonging to Sudie Evans Lowrie of Abilene, TX.
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I've "rescued" an old photograph of David CLARK which was taken at the Bannister Studio in New Richmond, WI sometime in the 1890's early 1900's. David appears to be in his teens or 20's at the time. In addition to his name, someone has also written "Cousin to Mitchell" on the back of the photograph. Based on limited research I was able to locate the following information regarding David and his family:

David CLARK was b. abt 1882 in Wisconsin to parents Clarence Philip CLARK (1854-1918) and Phoebe HADLEY (1851-1926). David was one of 9 children born to this couple including, Lillian “Lilly” Dora; Maud LaPearl; David Howard; Ashabel; David; Prudence “Prudie” Rose; Buln; Ray Vaughn; and Vaughn CLARK, all born between 1874 and 1892. David died 29 Dec 1950 in Los Angeles, CA.

Census records provide the following details:

1910 census of Glenwood, WI:

Clarence CLARK, age 56, married 35 years, born WI, parents born NY, a Stone Works Mason
Phoebe CLARK, wife, age 55, married 35 years, 6 children/5 living, born NY, parents born NY
David CLARK, son, age 28, born WI, a Farm Work Laborer
Bulu CLARK, dau, age 27, born WI
Vaughn CLARK, son, age 18, born WI

I’m hoping to locate someone from this family so that the photograph can be returned to their care. If you are a member of this CLARK Family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me.

Thanks,
Shelley

A photo of Erma Grace Szabo, daughter to Walter and Rose Galgoczi, on her wedding day at St. Stephen's Church in South Bend, Indiana. May 05, 1934.

A photo of Martha A. Fowler (nee Richards). This was taken before her marriage in 1879. She had red hair and I even have a lock of it!
People in photo include: Martha A. (Richards) Fowler

A photo of Mary Warder and Lucy Marshall (right). Lucy was the daughter of Julius Luther Marshall and Cordelia Jasper Sloan Marshall. Mary is possibly the sister of the wife of Julius Eugene Marshall (brother of Lucy).

Margaret Gorman, wearing a bathing suit, in the "Miss Washington D C" pageant.She later won 1st prize beauty at the Atlantic City pageant and was "Miss America 1921". She was the "lightest Miss America at 108 pounds until 1949" - when Miss Arizona, 106 lbs, won.

From missamerica.org: "Margaret, along with other "Inter-City Beauties," arrived in Atlantic City and entered a new event: The "Inter-City Beauty" Contest. Judges and the public both scored the contest - each shared in 50 percent of the final score.

The amateur prize, the Watkins Trophy, was awarded to Margaret Gorman, Miss South Jersey, Kathryn M. Gearon placed second, receiving $100 in gold. A special professional prize, the Endicott Trophy, was awarded to Miss New York, silent film actress Virginia Lee.

An immediate hit with the crowds, the "Inter-City Beauties" were later judged head-to-head against two other "Beauty" winners in selected classes of the now famous Bather's Revue: an "amateur winner" from over two hundred local women and tourists, and a "professional winner," which included a field of eleven professional models and actresses. In this extravagant and much-hyped final event, Margaret Gorman won the Grand Prize: the Golden Mermaid trophy."

She later married Victor Cahill.

Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress, by Bain News Service

I've "rescued" an old photograph of Miss Minnie B. WILSON of Charleston, IL which was taken at the E. R. Scharz Studio in Charleston. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1890's with Minnie likely in her teens at the time. A note on the photograph indicates that she is Eldro's cousin. In addition, someone has written "198 East Harrison Avenue" on the back of the photograph as well. Based on limited research I was able to locate the following information regarding Minnie and her family:

Minnie Belle WILSON was b. 21 Jan 1877 in Staunton, VA to parents John Hendren WILSON (1848-1892) and Mary BEARD (1837-1932). Minnie was one of 9 children born to this couple including, Effie May or Mae; Minnie Belle; Joseph Maurice; Rose; George Walter; Elsie; and Nellie Moncure; Tina; and Holmes WILSON, all born between 1875 and 1892. Minnie married Clarence Thomas GOODMAN (1880-1931) and together they had a son, Earl W. GOODMAN (1906-1995). Minnie died 22 Jul 1918 in Charleston, IL and is buried in the Mound Cemetery in Charleston, IL.

I’m hoping to locate someone from Minnie’s family so that the photograph can be returned to the care of her family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me.

Thanks,
Shelley

A photo of Malcom N Yancey and Annie Mae Mitchell. Appears to be their wedding

A photo of Catharine Roup Negley (Steeb) Zeppenfeld