PHOTOS: Fulton County, PA, Photo Album

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Fourth of July, McConnellsburg
This photo was given to me by my Great Uncle Elwood (Doc) Wilkinson back 
around 1985 before he died.  He said it is a 4th of July celebration in 
McConnellsburg, Pa.  I am guessing by the dresses that it is about 1900.  
Doc Wilkinson grew up in McConnellsburg with his siblings, Mary, A. Valetta, 
Lenora, Myra, & Robert.  They were the children of  Amos Bender Wilkinson 
and Lavina (Veenie) Virginia Stottlemyer.  I understand that she taught 
school there.  Amos was a local blacksmith. The photo is in possession of 
Rosalie (Doyle) Siri, grand-daughter of Amanda Valetta (Wilkinson) Doyle and 
Ross Elsworth Doyle of McConnellsburg.  - Rosalie Siri, June 2003
 
Irene Goes, McConnellsburg, grand-daughter of Michael Francis Doyle.
Contributor: Rosalie Siri, August 2003.

Mystery photo from Doyle, Wilkinson, or Rummell family album.
Contributor: Rosalie Siri, August 2003.

General Grant, Lookout Mt. 1863
Left to right Gen. Grant, Gen Rawlins,
Gen. Webster, Col Lagow, Col Killyer
Contributor: Rosalie Siri, August 2003
 
First Union Flag on Point Look-Out Mtn., Nov. 25, 1864.
Capt. John Wilson, 8th Ky Co. C with flag.
Private Wm. Witt
Serg. Harry I. (or S.) Davis
Pvt. Joseph Bradly
Serg. Joseph Wagers (or Wagens)
Copied from enlargement of the original made by R. M. Linn: Look Out 
Mountain 1863
Contributor: Rosalie Siri, August 2003

Harrisonville store owned and operated by Martin Howard Hollinshead in the 
early 1900s, view 1.
Contributor: Darla Danzberger 

Harrisonville store owned and operated by Martin Howard Hollinshead in the 
early 1900s, view 2.
Contributor: Darla Danzberger

Harrisonville store owned and operated by Martin Howard Hollinshead in the 
early 1900s, view 3.
Contributor: Darla Danzberger