Annie DOTTER and Henry STROHL; Photo courtesy of Sherry Shiffer
DOTTER and STROHL
Basil and Helen (AYERS) EVANS holding son Harry c1920. Photo courtesy of the Evans Family Reunion members
Basil and Helen EVANS
This adorable little girl is Beatrice WILLIAMS. The photo was taken by MILLER photography on Warren Street in Tunkhannock, and is used with permission from Bonnie Miller from her eBay store 4Hearts Photos and Treasures.
Beatrice WILLIAMS
Clara M. WARNER was the wife of Byron AYERS and the mother of Helen AYERS EVANS KEITHLINE (m. Basil EVANS). Photo courtesy of the Evans Family Reunion members
Clara M WARNER AYERS
Jacob DENMON (b. c1820) and his wife Elizabeth KREWSON (b. c1820). They had 10 children. They were residents of Wyoming County from about 1855 to 1857 and both died here. They are related to the Sickler and the Evans families. Photo courtesy of Shirley DENMON ZIMMERMAN<br>[WCHS Database photo #1915]
DENMON KREWSON
'Aunt' Euphamie LUTES was a cousin of the EVANS family. Can you help them find more information about her? Photo courtesy of the Evans Family Reunion members; Don Wilsey kindly sent the following: Euphanie's maiden name was FREAR and she married Wilbur LUTES. John and Anne (BIRNEY) EVANS were Wilbur LUTES' 2nd great grandparents.
Euphamie FREAR LUTES
Byron EVANS (1853-1921), son of Oliver H. and Maria (ATHERTON) EVANS, and buddy Elisha HARDING (1855-aft1930) looking like tough guys. Elisha's sister Caroline married Byron's brother, George. Byron was the Great-grandfather of Edie Sickler. Photo courtesy of the Evans Family Reunion members
EVANS and HARDING
Henry STROHL rides a rail bicycle, c1900-1910, at Ricketts, Sullivan County (very near the Wyoming County border). Photo courtesy of Sherry Shiffer<br>[Rail bikes had been around for a while by that time and were used for both work and recreation. This one may have been used to bring messages to railroad line crews or logging camps.]
Henry STROHL
John and Epenchia STROHL, parents of Henry. John was employed by the railroad in Sullivan County. Photo courtesy of Sherry Shiffer
John and Epenchia STROHL
Keystone Junior College 1949 Football team. My father, Bill Fitzgerald, is in the middle of the seond row, #18. He had returned from the Marine Corp and was attending college before signing up with the Navy. --Janice Fitzgerald McClintock. Can you name anyone else on the team?
Keystone Football 1949
Lucy HADSALL CAREY, wife of Emory CAREY. Can anybody supply any information on Emory? Please contact Don Wilsey at dwwilsey@gmail.com to exchange info and photos.
Lucy Hadsall Carey
Charles & Mary (MOYER) WILSEY lived on Wilsey Road, Marsh Creek, PA, and were grandparents of Leah WILSEY MILLARD & Don WILSEY. Photo courtesy of Don Wilsey<br>[Marsh Creek was the area near where Wilsey Road now meets Rt. 292 in Monroe Township]
MOYER-WILSEY
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