Category Archives: Ethel Wight Studio

Photo from the Ethel Wight Studio used for Photo Friday.

Photo Friday – Dennett (née Parks), Kunkle, & Wight

Posted on November 24, 2023 by Don Taylor

Don Taylor examined five envelopes from the Ethel Wight Studio Collection and identified subjects of the photos: Rev. Dr. Edward C. Kunkle, Virginia Parks Dennett, and Leora La Fond (Hart) Wight. Photos were provided under the paid names, not necessarily of the individuals pictured. Taylor uploaded the identified photos to Family Search Memories. Two images of an unknown woman, whom he believed to be Barbara M Parks, and a dog named “Mrs. Woodward’s Dog – 1945” couldn’t be explicitly identified. Continue reading →

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Farnum Vergil Wood, Circa 1942

Posted on November 21, 2023 by Don Taylor

Today, I examined two photos. One was titled Orvgil [sic] Wood, and the other says Virgil Word. Both photos indicate 1942, and one says Saco. Both photo packages appear to be of the same young man wearing church attire. Continue reading →

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Photo Friday – Two Ridlon Boys and the “Webber Lodge”

Posted on November 19, 2023 by Don Taylor

Ethel Wight Collection – Parts 155b & 155cPhoto FridayBy Don Taylor Everett & Wesley Ridlon, c. 1936. Today, I examined another photo package from the Ethel Wight Studio in Portland, Maine[i]. The envelope this negative was in says, “Mrs. E. N. … Continue reading →

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Thomas and Alma Henniger, circa 1940s.

Posted on November 17, 2023 by Don Taylor

I examined a photo titled “Mr. & Mrs. Hennegun.” I believe it is a photo of Thomas and Alma (Ettinger) Henniger. Continue reading →

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Hodsdon, The King’s Daughters, and more.

Posted on November 10, 2023 by Don Taylor

I identified one person, learned about the King’s Daughters, and saw a beautiful photo of a woman and her cat. Continue reading →

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