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	A 4 generation photograph ... in the back is Ralph E. Troxell of Reade township ... the child in the front is his eldest son Charles Howard Troxell also of Reade township ... seated on the left is Alexander Troxell of Reade township (civil war veteran) and on the right is Charles Edward Troxell, Alexander's son, Ralph E's father and prothonotary of Cambria county in 1902. Photo submitted by Steven E. Wilkinson
	This is a photo of Joseph Lantzy and his wife Mary Ann Bagley Lantzy. Joseph is the oldest son of my immigrant ancestors Joseph Lantzy (Lenzi) and Ursula Bitter Lantzy. Photo submitted by Marianne Martin
	Angela M. & Jacob Michael Waltz - taken in 1866 (Jacob Waltz was my great great grandfather's brother). Photo submitted by Linda Braund
	Jacob Michael & Angela Waltz Family, taken in October of 1902. Back row, left to right: Edward, Charles, Frank, Aloysius; Middle row: Lemuel, Anna, George, Mary, Albert; Front Row: Angela, Nellie, Esther, Jacob. Photo submitted by Linda Braund
	Family of Francis Peter AIRHART and Margaret YOST (ca 1900-1904?); L-R: William "Will" George Airhart (1888�1968), Pius J. Airhart (1882�1957), Francis Peter Airhart (1848�1926), Augustine "Gust" Airhart (1874�1949), Benedict "Ben" Airhart (seated, 1892�1938), Wilfred Vincent Airhart (1890�1961), Peter "Pete" Francis Airhart (1877�1927), Margaret YOST Airhart (1852�1920), Elizabeth "Lizzie" Jane Airhart (1886�1945), and Olivia Ellen Airhart (1894�1985) Photo submitted by Charles Boley
	Seated: Alexander Troxell and his wife Mathilda (Gates). Between them are Clarence A. and behind him Nancy C. (m. Thomas). Standing from left to right: Emma P. (m. Flemming), Calvin L., Sarah L. (m. Beers), Charles Edward, Rebecca H.(m. Patterson), Benjamin Franklin, Caroline E. "Mina" (m. Sneath), Christopher Jay, Mary Margaret (m. Cornelius). Photo submitted by Steven E. Wilkinson, photo courtesy of John Mathew.
	Gertrude Litzinger and baby Lewis Litzinger. Photo submitted by Sue Litzinger
	The John H. Gibbons Family, July 4, 1910, Johnstown, Pennsylvania Photo submitted by John Gibbons
	My grandparents, Mary Arline Powers of Summit and Michael Donald Connell of Ebensburg. The photo was taken shortly after their marriage which was September 8, 1914 in St. Aloysius Church, Cresson. After living in Lily and Patton, the couple and brood moved to and settled in Carrolltown. Photo submitted by Judith R. Nathan
	This photo is of the Weiland (Wyland) boys. Anthony and Susanna Ursula (Lanzy) Wyland were farmers near Carrolltown, PA. This photo was probably taken 1920's. Anthony and Susan had 12 children, 10 boys and 2 girls. The boys, from left to right, are: Rudolph, Maurice, Dennis, William, Frank, Luke, Michael, John, Charles (my g-grandfather), and Joseph Wyland. Photo submitted by Bill Whittaker
	From left to right, Dorothy (Wyland) Glass, Susanna (Lantzy) Wyland (mother of Dorothy and Flora and my gg-grandmother), Flora (Wyland) McConnell. Photo submitted by Bill Whittaker
	Harold Weaver & Wife Ellen Teresa "Nelle" Hart Photo submitted by Mary Bookout
	The family of John Dively probably taken after his death in 1875. In this photo is his wife Elizabeth and their two daughters Sarah C. Dively (1856- ) who married a Mr. Mulvehill and Mary Dively (1858-1891) who married Henry Burk. Photo submitted by Michael Dively
	This is a photo of the daughters of Joseph Lantzy and Mary Ann Bagley. Photo labeled by my grandmother, Millie Lantzy Plummer, as Aunts Ann, Susan, and Agnes Lantzy. Photo submitted by Marianne Martin
	Robert Gillespie Family, probably taken in Marstellar, PA circa 1918 or 1919. Robert Gillespie, John Gillespie, son, Margaret Burns Gillespie, and Henry Gillespie, youngest son. Photo submitted by Grace Parks
	Picture of Alexander "Sandy" Kellock and wife, Lillian Simpson-Kellock, taken in their back yard, St. Benedict. Photo submitted by Grace Parks
	Taken about 1890. Agnes Harvey and her grandchildren Mary "Margaret" Harvey and George P. Harvey, children of eldest son Gabriel A. Harvey and Margaret Rieger, daughter of Anthony Rieger and Maria Anna Weiss. Agnes was born Agnes H�tsch (Americanized to Hitch). She left Fulda, Hessen, Germany with her parents Peter H�tsch and Charlott Goldbach (Colebaugh) in 1841 when she was a year old, and settled in Carroll Twp., Cambria County. After her marriage to John B. Teufel, the couple owned a farm first in Carroll Twp, then on Duman's Dam in Blacklick Twp., later becoming part of Barr Twp. Teufel was legally changed in 1866 to Harvey because of its translation to Devil. Photo submitted by Peggy Green
	The Harvey and Hitch Families taken 14 Sep 1917 after the funeral of Agnes Hitch Harvey, who died at the age of 77 yrs. Back row, left to right: Mary Long Sullivan, John V. Harvey, John W. Long, Annie Hitch Long, Catherine Long Smithbower, Alfred Isenberg, Aloysius Smithbower, Joseph Harvey, Wilbur Waite, Matilda Wirtner Hitch, Adam Hitch, Elmer Harvey, George P. Harvey, Gabriel Harvey, Van Harvey, Catherine Hopfer Harvey. Front row, left to right: Andy Harvey, Margaret Michels Harvey, Annie Harvey Moore, Edward Waite, Mary Harvey Waite, Edward Harvey, Fred Frank, Margaret Harvey Gardner, Pete Gardner, Bertha Harvey, Celia Harvey Frank, Will Isenberg, Kate Harvey Isenberg, Gus Harvey, Christine Long Harvey, Mike Harvey, Catherine Flynn Harvey. Photo submitted by Peggy Green
	Taken in 1927 on the steps of the family home at 119 Horner St, Ebensburg. The Harvey Girls: Edna, Margaret, Dorothy, Eleanor and Regina. Photo submitted by Peggy Green
	Not sure of time frame, perhaps 1890s, early 1900s. Rieger Daughters: Annie, Barbara, Mary, Frany. Daughters of Anthony Rieger, Sr. and Maria Anna Weiss, who left Onatsfeld, Aalen, W�rttemberg, Germany in 1853 and bought a farm first in Carroll Twp, Cambria County, then in Susquehanna and Elder Twps. Photo submitted by Peggy Green
	Taken prior to Louise's death in 1909. Anthony Rieger, Jr. and wife Louise Mohler Rieger. Photo submitted by Peggy Green
	Taken in 1909 after his wife Louise Mohler Rieger's death. Anthony Rieger, Jr. and children. Back row, left to right: John, Emma, Edwin, Kitty, Edna, Mary. Front row, left to right: Ruth, Anthony, Louise, Dorothy, Hilda. Photo submitted by Peggy Green
	Joseph Conrad Behe and Sarah Maxwell. They were married July 18, 1865 at St. Aloysius Gonzago in Summit (now Cresson). Photo submitted by David Monahan
	Bertha Behe and Martin Myers. Bertha was the daughter of Joseph Conrad Behe and Sarah Maxwell. She was born July 22, 1876 and died April 28, 1949. She married Martin Myers Dec 31, 1895 at St. Brigids in Lilly. Martin was born Feb 22, 1875 and died April 16, 1957. He was the son of John Moyers and Charlotte Mulhollen. I think John Moyers was the son of Stephen Augustus Myers who was the son of Michael Myers and Elizabeth Hagey. Photo submitted by David Monahan

Family of Frederick & Margaret (Boch) Dietz. Back row, left to right: Margaret Dietz (my grandmother), Gust, Fritz, and Tillie. Front row, left to right: Hilda, Margharita (mother), Vandetta (Teddy), Fredrich (father) and Freda. Photo submitted by Blair Wheeler

	Harry Blair & Margaret Dietz. Photo submitted by Blair Wheeler
	The Feigh Family. Ike and Joe Feigh on the left, Molly Feigh to the back, Franie (Feigh) Crouse to front, and George Celestine Feigh on right. They were all from Cambria County, Cresson, Johnstown, and Ashville. Photo submitted by Mary Ellen (McCarty) Thorpe
	George Washington Botteicher and wife Anna Thompson Botteicher, South Fork, PA. George is the son of Jonas and Elixzabeth Kauffman Botteicher of Mifflin County. Photo submitted by Carol Botteicher
	My parents - Walter Lee Botteicher and Anna Grace Kinsey - July 28, 1944. Walter Lee - Feb. 8, 1922 to March 22, 1979. Photo submitted by Carol Botteicher
	Photo is labeled Kaylor twins. The two boys are Harold and Raymond Kaylor, both born 16 Apr 1867 in Cambria County. Raymond died in 1934 at his home in Youngstown, OH. Harold died in 1912 in New York City. Raymond was the proprietor and editor of the Hastings Tribune and editor of the Cambria Tribune, an eight-page, five column paper, published weekly in the interests of the Democratic Party, and making a specialty of local and county news. He was appointed postmaster of Hastings by President Cleveland in 1893. Established the Johnstown Journal with his twin brother Harold and was an editor with the Altoona Gazette. He was also Director of Publicity for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. Photo submitted by Mark A. O'Neill
	This photo shows Harold and Raymond with a woman I think is their sister Rose C. Kaylor, (1860-1935), a nurse in Pittsburgh at Mercy Hospital. Photo submitted by Mark A. O'Neill
	Irene Kaylor O'Neill with children (left to right), William (Bill) b. 1904, Cecelia b. 1908, and Justin b. 1907. Her husband William O'Neill died at age 37 from Diabetes in 1911. She raised her three children alone until she married Lawrence Fisher in 1918. Photograph was taken circa 1915. Photo submitted by Mark A. O'Neill
	John R. Jones family portrait supposedly taken in the 1890's. Mr. Jones had a farm near Wilmore. The family came from Anglesey, Wales on April 20, 1883 and settled in Pennsylvania. Pictured are daughter Marria, John R., head, son Hugh, mother Jane Hughes, infant William, daughter Margaret and son John Jones. John R had brothers Hugh and William who also both lived in Wilmore and immigrated here from Wales . Photo submitted by Diana Allen
	This picture is of Dr. G.A. Zimmerman (on the right) in front of his drugstore at 106 Clinton St. This is the store he opened after the 1889 flood, which destroyed his previous store in the Hulbert House. I believe the man on the left is his brother Herbert Zimmerman, who is listed as a druggist clerk in the 1889 Johnstown Directory. Dr. G.A. Zimmerman was born in 1850 and died in 1913. Herbert James Zimmerman was born in 1866 and died in 1908. Photo submitted by Susan Elliott
	Sarah Griffith Davis and her children from left to right: Jane Ann, born 1860; Sarah, born 1836; Edward W., born 1865; and John Wallace, born 1862. Photo submitted by Susan Elliott
	Standing in the rear, left to right: John Thomas, Mary E. Thomas, Margaret Jane Thomas (Married to Dr. Clark L. Creery), Dr. Clark Leander Banks Creery. The man seated is John E. Thomas and the woman is his wife Elizabeth Ann (Tibbot) Thomas. The three children are Hellen (Creery) Blum, Kenneth Creery and Louise Creery. This picture was first posted on the mystery family photos page. Photo submitted by Clark Creery
	Left is Margaret Jane (Thomas) Creery and Right is Mary Thomas. Photo submitted by Clark Creery
	Nicholas and Magdalene (Henry) Trusch of Portage, Pa Spring Hill (Mr. & Mrs.). Photo submitted by Judy Ray
	The Henry Family. From left to right: Mary Henry Baughman, Magdelene 'Lena' Henry Trusch, Jake Henry, Peter Henry, Sophia Henry Gibson Lenhart, Margaret 'Maggie' Henry Lutz. Sitting in front is John Joseph Henry, their father. Photo submitted by Judy Ray
	This Photo shows the Berschneider Farm in Summerhill, I believe it's pre 1890's (Berschneiders are my father's, mothers family.) This is the farm my father, Raymond Gibbons spent his summers (pre 1920) while growing up in South Fork. The big guy facing the camera between the two teams of mules is my great-grandfather Henry Berschneider. Next to him is a little old man with a stove pipe beard, that's my great, great grandfather Conrad Berschneider, he immigrated to the Johnstown, Cambria Co. area before 1850 from Bavaria. I located a distant Berschneider cousin last summer while visiting Johnstown who had an original copy of his o-bit from 1907, it had his picture in it because at the time of his death he was the oldest living person in the Johnstown area. The other men in the photo I would guess are Henry's brothers, and the little guy one of their sons. Photo submitted by John Gibbons
	Picture taken in Tannreville, Johnstown, Pa. Standing on porch is Wayne Getty and Mary Phillips Lohr. Left sitting on steps is Frank Ling holding daughter Janice Ling. Children from back left are, Hazel Getty, Bob Getty, Jerry Lohr and Ruth Phillips. Left side is Ken Getty. In front of Ruth Phillips is Don Getty. Front row from left to right is, Linda Ling, Linda Lohr and Linda Getty. Picture taken in 1955. Photo submitted by Jane M. (Lohr) Miller
	David Phillips born 1895 in Pa. Died in 1937 in Indiana County, Pa. Son of John Phillips and Christina (Bibby) Phillips. Margaret Phillips, daughter of David and Rhodossie (Gensler) Phillips born 1919 in Brisbane, Clearfield County, Pa. Lived most of her life in Aultman, Indiana County, Pa. Photo submitted by sister, Jane M. (Lohr) Miller
	Picture of Jeremiah (Jerry) Lohr with daughter Christina and unknown man driving a team of horses in Johnstown, Pa. in about 1907. He worked for the city. He was the son of Franklin and Margaret (Reese) Lohr of Stoystown, Somerset County, Pa. Born June 1883 and died October 1960. Laid to rest in Richland cemetery, Johnstown. Pa. First married to Ora Pearl (Mansfield) Lohr and second to Mary Johanna (Hopkins) Lohr. The father of seven children. Lived most of his life in Walnut Grove, Johnstown, Pa. Photo submitted by his daughter, Jane M. (Lohr) Miller
	This picture was taken in Numine, Pa. in 1950. Mary Johanna (Hopkins) Phillips Lohr with seven of her children. From top left to right, Ruth Phillips, Jerry Lohr and Daniel Phillips. In front of Daniel is Mary Lohr. From left to right in front row are, Jane, Linda and Harvey Lohr. Photo submitted by Jane M. (Lohr) Miller
	Children of Mary Phillips Lohr. From left to right. Daniel Phillips. Sarah (Phillips) Ling, Jane (Lohr) Miller, Margaret (Phillips) Getty and Ruth (Phillips) Rohrabaugh. Taken in Vintondale, Pa. July 1972. Photo submitted by Jane M. (Lohr) Miller
	Picture taken in 1983. Children of Jeremiah Lohr of Shade Township, Stoystown, Somerset County, Pa. And Mary Johanna (Hopkins) Lohr of Allegheny County and Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa. The men are from left, Harvey Lohr. Right is Jerry Lohr. Front from left are, Mary, Jane and Linda Lohr. Photo submitted by Jane M. (Lohr) Miller
	Here is a family picture of the Hertzog family. John Philip Hertzog and his wife Agnes Buck are seated. My grandparents John Hydock and Loretta (Hertzog) with their first child Harold are on the far right. Photo submitted by Patti Simpson
	Wedding day of Fred H. Rohrabaugh and Ruth Arlene Phillips, Daughter of David A. and Mary (Hopkins) Phillips. Married in Cambria County, Pa. With them is Ruth's sister Sarah (Phillips) and her husband Frank William Ling of Vintondale, Indiana County, Pa. Picture taken in 1956. Photo submitted by sister, Jane M. (Lohr) Miller
	Grover and Olive Ribblet. Grover was born Feb. 24, 1890 in West Taylor Twp. and died Jan. 07, 1970 Latrobe, Pa. He was the son of George W. and Sarah E. (Rager) Ribblet. Olive was born 1889 and died 1932. She was the daughter of Christian and Matilda Hofecker. Photo submitted by Luella Younkins
	Photo is labeled Albert Hilleary and Lilly. I believe it is Albert Hilleary, Sr. and Elly Dom. I hae no dates on Albert. Elly Dom's dates are 1852-1892. Albert was Elly's first husband. Her Second was John Decker. Photo submitted by Al Coulter
	William Hilleary Family. William is Alfred Hilleary Sr.'s son. He was born about 1877. His Wife is Annie born about 1876. Photo submitted by Al Coulter
	Mary Duffey called Constable in some records, Her Daughter to her second Husband Edward Martin Croyle, Hattie Croyle and Hattie's son Raymond Edwards. Mary Duffey is Phillis Constable's daughter to her first husband Thomas Duffey. Mary Duffey (8/1859-before 1920) Hattie Croyle (10/07/1883-2/7/1982), Ray Edwards (2/24/1905-12/30/1988). Photo submitted by Al Coulter
	Ignac and Anna (Macdlo) Kaputska. Ignac b: May 1867 d: February 1927. Son of Adam & Regina (Geuza) Kapustka. Anna b: October 1858 d: October 1933 Daughter of Anthony & Josephine (Niemiec) Macadlo. Photo submitted by Brigid Sowinski
	Joseph and Anna Jane (Paul) Sharp and their children: Luella Cecelia, William, Samuel, Allen, Oliver & Ralph. Photo submitted by Kelly Kendig
	Joseph and Anna Jane (Paul) Sharp and their children and grandchildren. Photo submitted by Kelly Kendig
	Herbert and Martha "Annie" (Dunmire) Lambert, with grandchildren Ann and Jane Smouse and Robert Alwine. He was a barber in Johnstown. The family moved to Geistown in the mid-1930s. Photo submitted by Lynn Phillips
	This is a picture of (left to right) David, Leona and Hazel (Naomi) Tickerhoof. Photo submitted by Barb Hummel
	Antonio Boni (of Cresson) and his children, Margaret, Betty, Carl, Louise and Bill Boni. This photo was taken in the late 1930's. Photo submitted by Amy Sanders
	Antonio Boni and his wife Helen (Schrack) of 6th Street in Cresson. Photo submitted by Amy Sanders
	My great-grand parents Emmet and Myrtle Sanders of Lilly, PA. Photo submitted by Amy Sanders
	My grand parents Gerald Sanders and Margaret Boni of Cresson in the 1940's.Gerald was the son of Emmet and Myrtle Sanders of Lilly, and Margaret was the daughter of Antonio and Helen (Schrack) of Cresson. Photo submitted by Amy Sanders
	This picture is of Amil, Louis and Vallery Petit, and Armond Leturgez and Louis Leturgez. Louis and Armond Leturgez are my great-grandfather's brothers. They lived in Portage, PA, until approximately 1910. This would have been taken about that time. Photo submitted by Shannon Leturgey Meredith
	The man sitting is my great-grandfather, George Leturgez. Though the last name is with a "z" instead of the "y" as we spell it, it is still my great-grandfather. The two children are John and Ida Leturgey, and the mother is Clara 'Hazel" Hinkledire Leturgey. Photo submitted by Shannon Leturgey Meredith
	Robert Dillon and wife, Netta (Wetzel) Dillon in their general merchandise store. The store was located in Carrolltown and was in business from 1905 through 1930. Netta's family (John Wetzel) owned the hardware store in Carrolltown. Photo submitted by Thomas Dillon Lacey
	Nicholas and Jane Hott Wyland. My great grandparents. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	My great aunt, Ida Wyland Hogue, my great grandma Jane Hott Wyland, and my precious grandma Emma Jane Wyland Melhorn. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	The three daughters of Nicholas and Jane Wyland. Ida May, baby Stella, who died in infancy, and my grandmother, Emma Jane, the future Mrs. Peter Augustine Melhorn. I'm going to guess that this photo was taken about 1888-1890. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	My great uncles, Alvin and Benjamin Wyland. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	My aunt Olive Frances Melhorn Donaldson with her children Peter Ralph and Betty Lou. this picture was taken about 1929, in Cresson. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	My flapper aunt, Marie Cressena Melhorn and her nephew, Peter Ralph Donaldson. Marie is the daughter of Peter and Emma Melhorn and on March 24, 2005 she will be 98 years old. The baby was the son of her sister Olive (Melhorn) and Bill Donaldson. Peter passed away in 1983. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	The grown children of Peter and Emma (Wyland) Melhorn, after moving to California. From l. to r. Robert Merle, Kenneth Charles, Marie Cressena, Lyda Roena (my mother), Olive Frances and Hal Nicholas. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	My great aunt Frances E. (Berschneider) Kenny, holding my uncle James H. Gibbons, born July 26, 1901, Ehrenfeld, PA. I believe photo was taken in Summerhill, Croyle Twp., 1901. Photo submitted by John Gibbons
	My grandmother Mary Margaret (Berschneider) Gibbons and her younger sister Agnes (Berschneider) Good. No date on photo. Photo submitted by John Gibbons
	My uncles Joe Gibbons, far left, and J. H. (Jim) Gibbons, third from left. Second man from the left was J. W. Reed, a good friend of Jim Gibbons. I have no info on remaining three men. Picture was taken in 1925 at the Pennsy Roundhouse, Conemaugh. There were five Gibbons brothers, all born in Cambria Co. to John H. and Mary Margaret Gibbons (Berschneider). 4 of the 5 worked for the Pennsy, 3 at Conemaugh and one in Altoona. Photo submitted by John Gibbons
	1896 Henry & Catherine Fox Picnic Surnames of people on photo include: Karlheim, Hoover, Strittmatter, Fox, Gruber, Dumn, Biller, Zern, Crowell, Dietrick, Fette, Inglert, Nagle and Holtz Photos submitted by Bob Schott
	John Mitasky Family. Photo taken circa 1888 by the 'Kruger' at Houtzdale, Pa. John Mitasky (1851-1909), wife Anna (Kurtz) Mitasky (1862-1940), daughter, Mary (1887-1968), son, Joe (1888?-1956). This family moved to Barnesboro, Pa., when Joe was around 10 yrs old. Joe Mitasky went to work in the Coal mines at the age of 12 in Barnesboro. Photo submitted by Kathy Ann (Gallagher)
	John B. Reed and wife Eliz (Gallagher) Reed. John was born in 1853 and died in 1937. I have no dates for Eliz except born in 1859 and maybe died in 1936. John B. served as Constable in Starford for over 25 years. I think this picture was taken somewhere between 1890 and 1910. Photo submitted by Kathy Ann (Gallagher)
	My beautiful grandparents, Emma Jane Wyland and Peter Augustine Melhorn ... taken at the time of their engagement. They were married on March 1, 1905. Photo submitted by Marie Speck
	These are my great grandparents PHILIP GRAY and SUSANNA LANTZY. Cousin Terry Kruise took this photo of the original in 1986 at the home of Bernadine (Lenz) Koontz, and shared with me a few years ago. Bernadine told him this was her great grandparents PHILIP and SUSANNA (Lantzy) GRAY. The original is now in possesion of her son Clair Koontz. Photo submitted by Cathy Gray Baker
	Photo of my grandfather, Robert Montler, taken the day of his wedding in Gallitzin March 1, 1901. Robert is sitting with his arm on the keg. It is believed that the man sitting to the right of the keg is Robert's best man. I don't know his name. The tall man standing behind the keg is believed to be Robert's uncle, Martin Scheatzle. I am not sure who the rest of the men are, possibly Robert's brothers and Martin's sons. Photo submitted by Patrick Montler
	My grandparents - Swebert Himmel and Elizabeth Hagan wedding. They were married July 04, 1899 at Chest Springs by the Rev. Francis McKenna. Photo submitted by Bob Himmel
	My uncle and aunt - Clarence Himmel and Leona Farabaugh wedding with my father Leo Himmel as best man and unknown brides maid name. They were married Feb. 21, 1927 at St. Benedict Church in Carrolltown. Photo submitted by Bob Himmel
	Photo of Robert and Eliza (Donoughe) Montler and family. Taken 1951 on Robert and Eliza's 50th wedding anniversary. Standing: Evelyn, Edith, Wilfred, Margaret, Walter, Irene, Regis and Marie. Sitting: Robert and Eliza. Photo submitted by Patrick Montler
	Photo of my grandmother Eliza (Donoughe) Montler and her five children. Taken 1920 in Frugality, the day of my fathers (Walter Montler) first holy communion. Back Row: Eliza, Margaret, Evelyn. Front Row: Edith, Regis, Walter. Photo submitted by Patrick Montler
	This picture is of two friends of MomMom's who lived in Ashville at least into the 1950's. I would guess that this picture was taken in the 1930's. I think their name was Dempsey. Photo submitted by Mary Ellen (McCarty) Thorpe
	Some time ago on the Cambria mailing list there was someone asking about the name Crouse. This picture is of Franie (Feigh) Crouse, upper left, and her daughter, also Franie (Crouse) Bradish and her husband Don. They were from Johnstown. The younger Franie and her husband moved to Florida when they retired. The young girl on the bottom step is Phyllis McCoy granddaughter to Mary Ellen (Elder) McCoy/Feigh, my MomMom, also on the bottom step. Photo submitted by Mary Ellen (McCarty) Thorpe
	Archibald Kirkpatrick (Feb. 4, 1837-Jan. 4, 1910) & wife Catharine Hubsch (Hipps) (Aug. 5, 1837-Jan. 4, 1919) son of James & Mary Ann (Luther) Kirkpatrick. Photo submitted by Ed Campbell
	Another photo of my great grandparents: Antonio and Helen Boni of Cresson PA. Photo submitted by Amy Sanders
	Patrick T. Donoughe and wife Elizabeth McDermitt Donoughe. Patrick is the son of Paul and Mary Farrell. Photo submitted by Rob Hughes
	Donoughe Family. Leo Donoughe the son of Lewis From Glen White Pa. Taken at William and Winnie McGovern wedding. Back Row: Leo Jr, Patty, Bernadette, Leo Sr., Winnie (William's wife), William (Billy), Anna Mae Connelly (Leo's wife), Margaret (my mother), Terry. First row at left Mary Ann and Kathy. All these Donoughe children grew up in Newark NJ but spent many summers at their grandmothers (Mary Ivory) in Glen White. Photo submitted by Rob Hughes
	Believed to be a photograph of my late grandparents, Mary Margaret Cousins Cable and Benjamin Cable on their wedding day. The woman in the picture looks just like my mother, and the man is a dead ringer for my nephew. Photo submitted by Debbie Smith
	6 brothers of Patrick Donoughe and Elizabeth McDermit. Seated left to right is Patrick, Alfred and Silas. Standing left to right is Frank, Louis and Mark. These brothers lived in Cambria Co., PA. Photos submitted by James Sample
	Charlie Buck and C.J. (Calistus) Hogue. Photo submitted by Lois Crissman
	My grandfather, John E. Hogue with his mother Catherine Flick Hogue. Photo submitted by Lois Crissman
	Brothers Ambrose and John E. Hogue. Photo submitted by Lois Crissman
	My father, Alvin Hogue, age 2, and aunt Pearle Hogue Anstead age 6. Picture taken in Cresson, Pa. 1909. Photo submitted by Lois Crissman
	Hogue Reunion at the Farm, 1935. Isadore Flick, Ambrose Hogue, John Hogue, Harry Hogue and Cletus Hogue. Photo submitted by Lois Crissman
	Reunion at Hogue Farm 1935. Front row - Cora (Mrs. Gilbert Hogue), Edna (Mrs. Alvin Hogue) holding Roy, Bobby Anstead, Ida (Mrs. John Hogue) with Lois Hogue, Esther Hennigan and Howard Anstead in front, Alice and Leo Hennigan in back, Clara Hogue. Back row - Pearle Anstead, Lizzy (Mrs. Ambrose) Hogue, Cal's Annie, Mary Cole, Clete's Annie, Harry's Annie, Catherine Fox, Gertude Hogue, Onedia Hennigan, Olive (Mrs. Wilfred Hogue), Marie, Ellie Hertzog. You will see we had a lot of Aunt Annie's, this was the way the family distinguished them. Photo submitted by Lois Crissman
	Left to right: Edward Luther, wife Peg Sweeney, Anna L. Luther, John V. Luther, wife Mary J. Flick, Catherine Luther, Francis Champeno, Genevieve J. Luther, Mary A. Luther. In front, bent down, is Leo A. Luther. Picture was probably taken in mid 30's taken at the homestead in Hougetown. Photo submitted by John G. Bauman
	Left to Right: Bill Yogus, Peg Sweeney Luther, Francis Champeno, Donna Kirby Luther, Paul Bauman, Audrey Sweeney Luther. Was taken at Christmas 1954. Photo submitted by John G. Bauman
	Left to Right: Men: Leo Bauman, Leo Luther, Paul Bauman, Vincent Luther. Women: Genevieve J. Luther Bauman, Anna L. Luther Bauman, Peg Sweeney Luther, Kate Luther, Mary J. Flick Luther, Agnes Luther. Photo submitted by John G. Bauman
	Left to Right: Back: Vincent I. Luther, Leo A. Luther. Front: Leo S. Bauman, John V. Luther. Photo submitted by John G. Bauman
	4-generation Photo. Shown from left to right is my Great-grandaunt Maria Francisca (Himmel) Litzinger, wife of Simon Litzinger with daughter Roselia J (Litzinger) Eckenrod, Granddaughter Mary Annette (Eckenrod) Rodgers and Great-granddaughter Eleanor A Rodgers (baby). Photo submitted by Bob Himmel Photo courtesy of Lisa Jenks
	On the left is Felix Hanlon. On the right is his brother, Daniel. Both came from Ireland as boys. This photo is probably from between 1890 and 1920. Photo submitted by Angela (Miller) Smith
	My grandparents, John S. and Jennie (Parry) Hammer and my mother, Sara and her brother, Harry. Photo submitted by Phyllis Shartz Schrock
	This is a portrait of my Great Grandparents, Stephen and Rosalia Kirkpatrick Campbell taken about 1890. Stephen was a son of Peter and Jane Benden Campbell. Rosalia was a daughter of James and Catherine Dillon Kirkpatrick. They lived in Carrolltown, PA. Photo submitted by Ed Campbell
	This picture was taken on the back porch of the Stephen Campbell home in Carrolltown about 1912. From left: Stephen Campbell, wife Rosalia, daughters Agnes and Maud. Photo submitted by Ed Campbell
	Children of Stephen and Rosalia Campbell: Agnes, Maurice Peter (my grandfather), Maud, and Irvin James. Taken about 1905. Photo submitted by Ed Campbell
	Photo C. R. W. Dunlap family, c 1890: Back row, l-r; F. Anthony, Luke, Bernard, John and Vincent J. Front Row, C. R. W., Gertrude, Magdalen and Anna Mary. Photo submitted by James Thomas Rosenbaum
	Albert L. O'Connor and his son Albert L., II, in front of the Welcome Inn on St. Mary's St. in Loretto about 1919. Albert L. Sr. was the proprietor of the Welcome Inn before becoming a Judge of the Orphan's Court and a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The Welcome Inn was the forerunner of Woody's and today's Loretto Grill. Albert L. Sr. is the grandfather of the submitter, Jack O'Connor. Photo submitted by Jack O'Connor
	William C. Schwab (1857 � 1927) and wife Mary Elizabeth Ivory (1864 � 1943), married Sept. 17, 1889, St. Michael�s Church, Loretto. William C. was the son of Charles S. Schwab and Eleanor Myers. Mary Elizabeth�s parents were Henry Joseph Ivory and Catherine Mary Watt. William C. and Mary Elizabeth are the great-grandparents of submitter Jack O�Connor. Photo submitted by Jack O'Connor
	Children of Henry & Charlotte (Gillman) Binder. They were from Richland Twp., but moved to Colfax, Nebraska where this photo was taken. From Left to Right, Front: Jacob, Elizabeth, Henry. Rear: Fred, Bill, John and Mary. Photo submitted by Phyllis Schrock
	This is a photo of my grandmother, Susannah Gillman and her brothers and sisters. Left to right, Front: Catherine Gillman Fyock, Susanna Gillman Shartz and Sophia Gillman Ream. Left to right, Rear: William Gillman, unsure of which brother and Harry Gillman. Photo submitted by Phyllis Schrock
	Albert L. O�Connor, II (1918 � 2003) is surrounded by his mother, Kathleen E. Schwab O�Connor (1890 � 1976) behind him, to your left his grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Ivory Schwab (1864 � 1943) and to your right, his great-grandmother Catherine Mary Watt Ivory (1835 � 1929). Photo submitted by Jack O'Connor
	Henry & Charlotte (Gillman) Binder, and children: Frank, Fred and Mary about 1879. Photo submitted by Phyllis Schrock
	The children of John S. Hogue and Eleanor J. Schwab: Charles R. (1888-1927) married Mary A. McDermott; sitting is Evelyn (1897-1978) who married Leo T. McDermott; Mary E. (1890-1980) who married Wilfred J. Dietrick. Photo submitted by Jack O'Connor
	Regis J. Ivory and his twin sister Margaret L. Ivory (I don't know which is which) were born in 1899 to Luke Ivory (1859-1940) and Catherine Henrietta Dawson (1865-1932). This was the second set of twins for these parents. The first set of twins were Charles and Madeline Adeline born 1897. There was also a third set of twins, Charles and Mary, born in 1902. Photo submitted by Jack O'Connor
	O'Connors of Loretto: Albert L. O'Connor, Sr., his wife, Kathleen Schwab O'Connor and their 3 sons, left to right; William, Albert Jr. and John R., my father. Taken after 1930 in Loretto. Photo submitted by Jack O'Connor
	Left to right: Velma M. Ivory (1891 to 1964), mother Mary Ann Zerbee Ivory (1866 to 1961), baby Joseph R. Ivory (1895 to 1983) and daughter Viola C. Ivory (1893 to before 1947). Not included, husband Richard Ivory (1861 to 1947). Photo submitted by Jack O'Connor
	Percy E. and Norma (Ream) Martin. This photo was taken on the back porch of my family home, probably in the 1950's. They lived next door to us. Perce was a plumber operating out of his home and was, I would think, well known in Johnstown. Norma's mother was a Gillman. Photo submitted by Phyllis Schrock
	My grandparents Leroy And Anna Thomas, photo from 1972. He was a native of Patton, and She was a native of Thomas Mills. They were married 60 years before Grandpa passed away. Although they lived close together in Pa., it was Akron, Ohio where they met, and were married. Photo submitted by Jim Thomas
	Photograph of the Peter Campbell Family of Carrolltown, PA dated 1889. Top-Susan, Frances, Stephen and Jessie. Middle-Jennie, Peter, Matilda, Jane(Benden) and [? Unknown]. Bottom-Charlotte, Della, Amanda and Mary. Peter and Jane (Benden) Campbell were my GG Grandparents. Photo submitted by Ed Campbell
	On the left, Corina Hart (1879-1971) and on the right, Manuelita Harkin (1884-1971), cousins, both from Trinidad. Corina was the daughter of Daniel Hart and Luisita de Martini. She went by "steam packet" from Trinidad to attend the Convent in Cresson, and was there until around 1900. Manuelita was the daughter of James Harkin and Juanita de Martini, and worked at the Convent until her death in 1971. She is buried in the convent cemetery. These two girls were the nieces of Sister Mercedes de Martini, a nun at the Convent. Photo submitted by Joan Leggett
	William A. [1859-1929] and Mary Magdalene[1863-1930] (Hoover) Gray. Photo submitted by Cathy Gray Baker
	Family of William Augustine Gray and Mary Magdalene (Hoover) Gray. William A. is the son of Philip Augustine Gray and Susanna Lantzy (Nagle) Gray; Hopefully I have listed the children in this photo correctly. The photo was sent to me by Rosalia Gray Fiasco in 1981. Back row: William P. Gray, Mary Magdalene (Hoover) Gray, Philip James Gray. Second row: Susan Gray, Augustine R. (Gus) Gray. First row: Mary Magdalene Gray, Rosalia (Rose) Gray, Elizabeth Gray. The baby in the highchair is Rosalia (Rose) Gray who married Anthony T. Fiasco on 13 Aug 1929. Photo submitted by Cathy Gray Baker
	Photo is labeled Mr. & Mrs. Huff, South Fork. Photo submitted by Debbie Kenyon
	Photo is labeled Mabel & Richard Costello. [These are possibly the children of Richard & Ada (Sherbine) Costello.] Photo submitted by Debbie Kenyon
	Photo is labeled George, Lizzie, Pearl & Blanc. [Possibly the family of George Costello and his wife, Elizabeth Minerva (Seibert). The children are possibly Susan Pearl and George Blaine.] Photo submitted by Debbie Kenyon
	This photo is of my Dad, Cletus Herman Gray (back row, center) and his two younger brothers, my Uncle Tom Gray (on left) and Uncle James Gray (on right). All three 3 of them were in WWI and I have the picture in my home. Their brother, Norbert Gray, gave it to me in 1980. It's in a beveled glass frame, and someone carved their names and ranks, and companies in it. I really treasure this picture. It reads: CLETUS H. GRAY, CPL., CO. C, 305th ENG. 50th DIV. JAMES P. GRAY, HRSMN., TRP. H, 7th CAV., 15th CAV. DIV., THOMAS D. GRAY, PVT., 4th FFA44- Photo submitted by Cathy Gray Baker
	"The Brewer Sisters". Local celebrities in South Fork. In the photo, is Sharon Brewer on the far right. Her sister, Michelle, is to her left (in the center). The woman playing the piano is unknown. Photo submitted by Stefani Hutchison
	John Henry McCarty with daughters Laura and Mary. John H. is my great grandfather, married to Regina Catherine Trexler. See info on Regina Catherine on the "old portraits" web page. Thanks goes to cousin Mary Ellen Thorpe for sharing this photo. Photo submitted by Cathy Baker
	Joseph & Estella Catherine (McCarty) Carlheim, wedding photo. Married on Sept. 16, 1902. These are my grandparents, my Mother's parents. Joseph was born May 10, 1878 at Karlheim Xroads, and died Jan. 15, 1940. Estella Catherine McCarty was born Dec. 23, 1876 in Ashville, and died Jan. 26, 1944. Both Joseph and Estella Catherine are buried at St. Benedict's Cemetery in Carrolltown. Photo submitted by Cathy Baker
	This is the family of Christopher Carlheim and Mary Margaretha Seubert [Sybert], my great grandparents on my mother's side of the family. These are all siblings to my grandfather Joseph Carlheim. Back row: John, Joseph, Celia Fogler, Jacob "Jake", Edward Front row: Mary "Katie" Ansman, Sister Bernardo (Ella), and Annie Kaylor. Joseph and Edward Carlheim were twins. Photo submitted by Cathy Baker
	My grandparents, Joseph F. and Estella Catherine (McCarty) Carlheim. Back row: Joseph Carlheim and son, Earl Carlheim Front row: Daughter, Helen (Carlheim) Gray, Estella Catherine (McCarty) Carlheim and Daughter, Regina (Carlheim) Switzler. My mother, Helen (Carlheim) Gray-Wolf lived to the age of 94; Uncle Earl Carlheim lived to the age of 82 and Aunt Jean (Regina) Carlheim Switzler lived to the age of 66. Photo submitted by Cathy Baker
	Back row: Estella Catherine (McCarty) and Joseph Carlheim Front row: Regina (Carlheim) Switzler and Sister Bernardo [Ella Carlheim], sister of Joseph Carlheim. Photo submitted by Cathy Baker
	Children of David P. Miller, September 1910 Family Reunion. Sitting: Mrs. Jacob Crum of Lilly and Mrs. Phillip Hartman of Conemaugh. Standing: Peter Miller of Pine Street and Joseph Miller of Croyle Township. Photo submitted by Janet L. Gray
	Ella Mae Hice Maus and her brother John F Hice. Their parents were William F Hice and Elizabeth Rorabaugh Myers Hice. The family lived in Croyle Twp. Photo submitted by Debbie Kenyon
	This is the wedding photo of (left to right) John Edward McMullen (Ed) and Mary Adeline McCarty along with Frank McMullen and Laura (Anna Loretta) McCarty in Ashville, PA on May 31, 1892. Ed and Frank were the sons of Charles A McMullen and Mary Ellen Ivory. Mary and Laura were the daughters of John Henry McCarty and Regina Catherine Trexler. Ed and Mary were my great grandparents. Photo submitted by Patricia Baronner Yeatts
	James and Marie Lively. Photo submitted by Trevor Johnson