Tag Archives: Genealogy

Photo Friday – Philip & Helen Hinkley.

Posted on December 27, 2024 by Don Taylor

A review of photos of Philip Edward Hinkley &
Helen Hartwell Hinkley from the Linwood Dyer Collection, Hinkley Photo Album. Continue reading →

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Photo Friday – Dana, Hinkley, Kinney, & Quimby

Posted on December 20, 2024 by Don Taylor

Six people from six pages of photos from the Hinkley Family Photo Album, Linwood Dyer Collection are identified:
Eleanor Tisdale (Hinkley) Kinney,
Florence (Hinkley) Dana,
Frances Elizabeth Prindle (Hinkley) Quimby,
Frank Lees Quimby, Jr.,
Philip Dana, Jr.,
Philip Edward Hinkley. Continue reading →

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Photo Friday – Hinkley (née Warner), Quinby

Posted on December 13, 2024 by Don Taylor

Identification of five people from the Hinkley Family Album.
·     Pauline (Warner) Hinkley
·     Rufus Henry Hinkley
·     Frances Elizabeth Prindle Hinkley (later Quinby)
·     Frank Lees Hinkley (1st) Jr.
·     Frank Lees Hinkley (2nd) Jr. Continue reading →

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Photo Friday – Gruver, Hinkley, & Kinney

Posted on December 6, 2024 by Don Taylor

Six people from the Hinkley Family Album, Linwood Dyer Photo Collection are identified:
·      Elbert Gruver of New York & Philadelphia.
·      Eleanor Hinkley of Portland, ME.
·      Margaret Hinkley of Portland, ME & Philadelphia.
·      Rufus Hinkley of Portland, ME, Boston, & San Bernardino, CA.
·      Louise Kinney of Portland, ME.
·      Margaret Kinney Continue reading →

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Donna & Rivoli Theatre in the News

Posted on December 3, 2024 by Don Taylor

Don Taylor celebrates discovering articles on his grandmother, Madonna Montran, known as Donna Darling, and her 1920s show business career. On December 7, 1924, Darling’s vaudeville act, including toe dancing, singing, and a larger orchestra, was featured at Rivoli Theatre, Two Rivers, WI, alongside a Warner Bros. film. Continue reading →

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