Wordless Wednesday: Unknown Pennsylvanian Girl
Do you know me? The next installment in the Unidentified Pennsylvanians series features a photo of a young woman. She may have lived in the Montgomery County, Pennsylvania area and may have been either a friend of or related to either the Greulich, Wieder, Waage, Snyder, or Witmer families. The photo was likely taken in… read more
Wordless Wednesday: Unidentified Pennsylvanian Girl
Do you know me? The next installment in the Unidentified Pennsylvanians series features a photo of a young woman. She may have lived in the Montgomery County, Pennsylvania area and may have been either a friend of or related to either the Greulich, Wieder, Waage, Snyder, or Witmer families. The photo was likely taken in… read more
Wordless Wednesday: Unknown Pennsylvanian Woman
Do you know me? The next installment in the Unidentified Pennsylvanians series features a photo of a young woman. She may have lived in the Montgomery County, Pennsylvania area and may have been either a friend of or related to either the Greulich, Wieder, Waage, Snyder, or Witmer families. The photo was likely taken in… read more
Wordless Wednesday: Verna and Alma Greulich
A Greulich family photo of Verna L. (1898-1980) and Alma M. (1893-?) Greulich, daughters of Morris Linton Greulich, taken circa 1929
Not So Wordless Wednesday: Class Photo
A class photo taken circa 1936 in front of the William Penn High School in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Not So Wordless Wednesday: Hocker Children at Camp
This is one of my favorite photos of my grandfather, William Hocker. His expression seems to speak volumes about the type of man he was. I miss him dearly. The photo was taken, I believe, at the Hocker hunting camp in Perry County, Pennsylvania. His sisters Anna and Betty Jean can be seen in the… read more
Photo: Johan Adam HOCKER
Johan Adam HOCKER, son of Johan George and Maria Margaretha (WEIDMAN) HACKER, was born 19 Dec 1763 in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania and died 4 Feb 1867 in Slate River Mills, Buckingham county, Virginia. He married on 4 Mar 1797 in Germantown, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania Ann DILLET.
Photo: Levi O. Hacker family
This photo of Levi O. and Anna Mahala (Neis) Hacker was taken about 1895. The children shown, include: Harry Lincoln (center, back), John Norman (left), Annie Laura (right), and George Granville (center, front). The baby of the family, Miriam E., was not born until 1901. Photo courtesy of Kim Hogarth
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