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Photo Friday – Gruver, Hinkley, & Kinney
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
Posted in Hinkley Family Album, Linwood Dyer Collection, Photo Friday
Tagged Boston, Genealogy, Gruver, Hinkley, Kinney, New York, Philadelphia, PhotoID, San Bernardino
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Donna Darling Collection – Part 38b
Treasure Chest ThursdayFamily Photos (1370) Five years ago (2018), in the Donna Darling Collection – Part 38, I looked at images from the Donna Darling Collection, #1370. In it, I mentioned a photo of Donna’s name up in lights, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bathing Beauty Revue, Vaudeville
Tagged Globe Theatre, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
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Ancestor Sketch – Marie Louise Polk
Bradley-Hingston Project Bradley-Taylor-Polk Line By Don Taylor Overview Marie Louise Polk was born in Jan 1864 in Arkansas to John Widener Polk and Anna Eliza Kean. She had four siblings[i], Anna, Magdalen, John, and Mary. On 17 January 1887, when … Continue reading
Posted in Bradley-Hingston, Polk, Taylor
Tagged Arkansas, Cape May, Independence, Kansas, Lower Merion, Missoury, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Wea
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William Taylor & the 1910 Census
Census Sunday Bradley-Taylor By Don Taylor In my Bradley-Hingston Project, I’ve been researching William S. Taylor (1856-1928). For my genealogical “first pass” research for an ancestor, I attempt to find vital records, birth, death, and marriages. I also try to … Continue reading
William Taylor & the 1880 Census
Census Sunday Bradley-Taylor By Don Taylor Introduction In my Bradley-Hingston Project, I’ve been researching William S. Taylor (1856-1928). For my genealogical “first pass” research for an ancestor, I attempt to find vital records, birth, death, and marriages. I also try … Continue reading