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980a.jpg1373 viewsFront row right, William Worth Weaver, remainder, his cousins.
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EdwardRiceWall.jpg1373 viewsA Confederate veteran.
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MicajahandFrancesLewis.jpg1373 viewsMicajah Osborne and Frances B. Johnston Lewis
They are the parents of George T. Lewis. Courtesy of Judy Lenderman rel1@bellsouth.net.
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745.jpg1372 viewsThe group shown here are the children of Benjamin Franklin Phipps and Cora Lee Richardson. Left to right, Sue Lee Phipps Weaver, John Glen Phipps; Paul Jones Phipps, Winnie Phipps Neaves; Mary Annie Lou Phipps Pugh and Ola Mae Phipps Neaves.
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blevinsjcrosa.jpg1370 viewsThey lived at Grassy Creek, and this photo was taken about 1940.
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972.jpg1368 viewsFront row (l to r) Ed Sturgill (husband of Dora Young Sturgill), Will Young, Pop Young, Wiley Dickson (husband of Minnie Young Dickson), Irvin Young. Back row (l to r): Dora Young Sturgill, John Baker Young, Minnie Young Dickson, Alice Waddell Young. Courtesy of Danny Miller millerd@fuse.net
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hotelroanoke.jpg1368 viewsHotel Roanoke
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100_1571.jpg1367 viewsThis view of New River is looking south back into Ashe County from the sliver of Alleghany County west of New River. Photo by Jeff Weaver, April 16, 2006.
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000_0781.JPG1363 viewsThis is Eric Weaver with Pip.
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carterwiley.jpg1362 viewsWiley Carter and his family. They lived on Helton Creek, and he was a Primitive Baptist minister.
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sidnaallenhouse.jpg1357 viewsReal photo postcard taken ca. 1915, right after the Carroll County Tragedy.
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ciceroandjettieosbornespencer.jpg1357 viewsCicero and Jettie Osborne Spencer are shown in this early 20th century image. Photo courtesy of Heather Sexton.
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