Wordless Wednesday is Ancestor’s Anniversary – Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nahodil’s wedding anniversary

Posted on May 29, 2013 by findingmydead
40th wedding celebration announcement published in the Shamokin Citizen on June 2, 1960. Today is the 93rd anniversary of their marriage.

40th wedding celebration announcement for Frederick Nahodil and Flossie Irene Lynn published in the Shamokin Citizen on June 2, 1960.
Today is the 93rd anniversary of their marriage.

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Wordless Wednesday is Ancestor’s Anniversary – William Henry Wetzel

Posted on May 8, 2013 by findingmydead
William Henry Wetzel born May 8, 1893 - died November 19, 1951

William Henry Wetzel
born May 8, 1893 – died November 19, 1951
Buried Odd Fellows Cemetery; Coal Township, PA

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Wordless Wednesday: Frederick Nahodil

Posted on March 27, 2013 by findingmydead
Frederick Nahodil with child. Likely taken in Shamokin before work, note the helmet and his cleanliness.

Frederick Nahodil with child. Likely taken in Shamokin before work, note the helmet and his cleanliness.

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Wordless Wednesday: My Fearless Nahodil Females

Posted on March 6, 2013 by findingmydead
Rosamond Nahodil and her daughters

Rosamond Nahodil and her daughters

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Wordless Wednesday: Earl Elliot Strausser

Posted on February 27, 2013 by findingmydead
Earl Elliot Strausser relaxing on his Lynn Street porch.

Earl Elliot Strausser relaxing on his Lynn Street porch.

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Wordless Wednesday: Horsing around

Posted on February 6, 2013 by findingmydead
Little Howard Wetzel (ca 1940). The Strawberry Mansion (Philadelphia) photographer often used ponies in photos of young children.

Little Howard Wetzel (ca 1940). The Strawberry Mansion (Philadelphia) photographer often used ponies in photos of young children.

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Wordless Wednesday: Frederick Nahodil during World War I

Posted on January 30, 2013 by findingmydead
Frederick Nahodil (on left) during World War I

Frederick Nahodil (on left) and guys having a light moment during World War I

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Wordless Wednesday: Hanging in the woods 100 years ago?

Posted on January 23, 2013 by findingmydead
Frank Nahodil (front right) and two unknown men

Frank Nahodil (front right) and two unknown men

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Wordless Wednesday: Halloween or just another day?

Posted on January 16, 2013 by findingmydead
Nahodil children

Nahodil children

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Wordless Wednesday: The Nahodil brothers 100 years ago

Posted on January 9, 2013 by findingmydead
My great grandfather Frederick Nahodil on the right with his brother John and friends (ca. 1913)

My great grandfather Frederick Nahodil on the right with his brother John and friends (ca. 1913)

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