Families

This collection contains 70 black and white copy photographic prints related to the Huntley and Givens families near Murphy, Idaho. Of particular note are early images of Givens Hot Springs, including bath houses and ferries. Many of the images are adhered to pages containing information about their subjects, including names, dates, and events.

Family history of the Webster Haworth Family foucing on Mary P. Reed Webster Haworth 1853-1920. Biographical sketch with copies and sources.

Picture of Anna Marie Olsen Johnson (Johnston) with her two daughters May Willhemina and Irene Edith in front of the Natatorium.

Garland family photographs. Many photos of landscapes and carriages with no locations given. Some photos of the Snake River and Nampa in 1909.

This black and white copy photographic negative shows ten member of the family of William S. Kuhn at San Mateo, California. Identified individuals (left to right): 1. Jerome Hill Kuhn, 2. Fentress Hill Kuhn, 3. Wendel Speer Kuhn, 4. Katie Hill Kuhn, 5. John Lucien Kuhn, 6. James Speer Kuhn, 7. Mary "Dolly" Speer Kuhn, 8. William Speer Kuhn, 9. Katherine Hill Kuhn, 10. William Speer Kuhn

This collection contains 20 black and white photographic prints of the Placerville, Idaho area, as well as images in Albion, Idaho and Hailey, Idaho. The Brassey family is featured in many of the images.

This collection contains nine black and white photographic prints related to families in Boise, Idaho. The majority of the images in this collection are portraits, but several images of houses are also included. Families pictured in the collection include the Weaver family, the Youngkin family and the Lack family. This collection also includes an exterior shot of the Weaver family home at 1519 North 16th Street, Boise, Idaho.

This collection contains six black and white photographic prints relating to the Shaw family of Meridian, Idaho. Most of the images show members of the Shaw family, including Ruth Anne Shaw, Lois Shaw, and Bertha Shaw. Of particular interest is a class photo of the Amity School in Meridian, Idaho showing the class of 1922-1923.

Photographs of the Richard Stockton family and Fouch families who were pioneers in early Parma. Photo .35 is of Mrs Laura Jane Starcher who was the first postmistress of Parma and first female mayor in the U.S. in Umatilla, Oregon in 1920. Photograph subjects include Parma, farming, cats, state of Washington, Billie Stockton Fouch, etc.