Folder 2 - Photos of Goetchius family members

File — Box: 1, Folder: 2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The collection consists of 2 boxes of material and 2 oversized genealogy charts. Box 1 is divided into two series; one of photographs of family members, the other of family papers. Most of the photographs are labeled with the person's name and a date. Box 2 contains one Holy Bible, 1857, belonging to the family, with births, marriages and deaths inscribed. There are numerous family histories and genealogy charts. Of particular interest might be the original deeds to the lots 334 and 560 in Columbus, Georgia.

Dates

Creation: Majority of material found within 1839 - 1925

Extent

From the Collection: 1.0 Cubic Feet

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Materials Specific Details

1. Photo of Mr. Goetchius from “Mr. Goetchius to Mercer” (presumably Mercer Blanchard, whose doctor's office was later in this house), 1900 2. Photo of Henry Richard Goetchius, Waynesville, North Carolina, August, 1912 3. Photo of “Uncle Henry and Little Marshall”, Waynesville, NC, August 31, 1912 4. Photo unnamed but same people and pose as # 6 5. Photo taken of ?ommie Ellis & Mary, Dinglewood, August, 1903 6. Photo, small, name illegible, of a car, July3, 1915 7. Photo of Mary Goetchius at age 17, 1873 8. Photo of “Sister Mary” (Mary E. Goetchius) taken by Van Riper, Columbus, GA, 1869 9. Photo H.R. Goetchius taken by Van Riper, Columbus, GA, 1866 10. Photo of a group of 14 adult men and women on porch of a log cabin at picnic at Bullard's country home. Names include H. R. Goetchius, Major B.H. Hardaway, Dr. W.H. Bullard, L.H. Chappell, T.C. Chappell, et al, July 1912 11. Photo of an attractive couple sitting in a horse-drawn buggy. Typed description reads “Goetchius relatives, probably 1900” 12. Photo of Richard Rose Goetchius at age 58, father of Henry R. Goetchius. Photo taken by Van Riper, Columbus, Georgia, 1872 13. Enlarged photo (5x7), modern, of Richard Rose Goetchius in small photo above.