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 | Patricia Tully in July 1959
Taken at Miami Beach Florida |
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 | Paul Jaeger
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 | Paul Revere's (Second) Ride from the Cambridge Chronicle and Robert Ernest Rudolph's Rhyming Response
While Director of Traffic for Cambridge, MA, Robert E. Rudolph was in the Cambridge Chronicle newspaper regularly. In this article, he responds to A.Nonymous writing about him in Paul Revere’s (Second) Ride. |
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 | Paul, Bob and Adelaide Nichols in 1901 in Oak Park, Illinois
Left to right: Paul Russell Barnes Nichols, Robert Henry Hobart Nichols, Marie Adelaide Nichols
Caption: 369 E. Ontario St, Taken in 1901, Oak Park, Ill.
From the photo collection of Horatio Barnes Nichols, II. |
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 | Peck, Deacon John (1762 - 1813) - Headstone at the Cheshire Hillside Cemetery, Cheshire, CT
The name and death date of Deacon John Peck are readable. |
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 | Peck, Merab - Photo with Description on Back
Handwritten note on back:
Merab Peck wife of Ambrose Russell Barnes
And mother of Sarah Roxanna Barnes
who was mother of Horatio B. Nichols Born Nov 12, 1864 and wife of Horatio Nichols |
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 | Personal card of Emma Louise Erskine
As she was an artist, the design on the card is probably hers. But that's just a guess.
From the photo collection of Robert Charles Rudolph |
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 | Philadelphia Confidential - Drug Store of John Mason Rudolph Ph.G
Pharmacy handbook of John Mason Rudolph. Formulas for numerous ailments and illnesses of the day. Inside front cover, The Model Pharmacist - Preservance, Honor...Tact
Original Daybook in genealogical archive of Robert Charles Rudolph |
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 | Puglisi, Rosemarie - Headstone at Rose Hill Cemetery, Elm Street, Rocky Hill, CT - Photo contains GPS coordinates of grave
The name, birth date and death date of Rosemarie Puglisi are readable.
Photographed by Robert Charles Rudolph |
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 | Ralph Ober Daniels closeup from the Daniels Family Stanley Steamer photo
From the photo collection of Beth Ann Daniels |
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 | Randall Hamrick
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 | Randall T. Lepore shortly before he passed away
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 | Randy Lepore on a Whale Watch in 1984
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 | Raymond Harrold Ripley in August 1974
From the photo collection of Beth Ann Daniels |
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 | Reimann, John - Obituary - The Baltimore Sun 09 Sep 1977 p. 5
Includes the name, death date, wife, children and career of John Reimann |
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 | Reine Nichols In her first year of nursing school in 1923 Nashua, New Hampshire
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 | Reine Nichols traveling home from Europe in 1931
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 | Reine Nichols with her first grandchild, Edward Albert Nichols IV
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 | Reine Roy in 1917 Manchester, New Hampshire
Reine Roy in on the left end of the middle row |
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 | Reine Roy in about 1919 in a dress made by her mother
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 | Rich Newspaper Article about Mayor Bert E. Rudolph's Funeral - More than 1000 attendees - Cape May Times, Sea Isle City, New Jersey, Friday, May 17, 1940
STROKE IS FATAL - MAYOR RUDOLPH LAID TO REST
More Than 1,000 Attend Rites for Harbor Executive
Stone Harbor - More than 1,000 persons, many of them permanent and summer residents of this resort, attended funeral services Tuesday at 2 p. m. at St Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church, Broad and Venango streets, Philadelphia, for Mayor Bert E. Rudolph, widely known churchman and insurance executive.
Mayor Rudolph, who was in his 49th year, died Saturday at 5:55 a. m., just seven hours after he suffered a stroke here from which he failed to rally. Many of his friends viewed the body Monday evening at the funeral parlors of C. A. Quinby and Sons, 1125 W. Lehigh avenue.
Four Clergymen Officiate at Funeral
Four clergymen officiated at the impressive service. Among them was Rev. Morris Walker, pastor of the Lutheran Community Church of Our Savior here. It was in his car in front of Rev. Walker's parsonage, after Rev. and Mrs. Walker had been given a surprise party which the mayor attended, that Mr. Rudolph suffered the stroke that seven hours later was the cause of his death.
The other clergymen included Dr. Henry H. Trotter, pastor of St. Paul's; Bishop Frank V. C. Cloak, of the Reformed Episcopal Church; and Dr. James, close friend of the deceased and pastor of a Chicago Reformed Episcopal Church.
Bishop Praises 'Titanic' Character
Bishop Cloak, speaking from the pulpit in which Mr. Rudolph had preached on many occasions, as one of Philadelphia's outstanding churchmen, eulogized the later mayor for his 'titanic' Christian character.
A large number of persons journeyed to the Friend's Southwestern Cemetery, 65th and Spruce, where a Masonic service preceded interment.
Stone Harbor Cottager for 28 Years
Mayor Rudolph, who is survived only by his mother, Mrs. J. C. Johnson, maintained a summer residence here with her for 28 years. He was born in Philadelphia and attended Friends Select School. During the World War, he served as a Y. M. C. A. secretary at Camp Lee, Va.
At the time of his death he was vestryman, Junior Warden and secretary-treasurer of St. Paul's, and until his resignation more than a year ago, he served for 20 years as superintendent of the Sunday School. He was treasurer of the New York and Philadelphia Synod of the Reformed Episcopal Church, treasurer of the Home Board of Missions of the entire denomination.
Official of Many Organizations
Mayor Rudolph was president of Life Line League of Philadelphia; chairman of the Board of the Episcopal Endowment Fund of the entire denominations and a member of the general committee.
He was secretary and treasurer of the World Mutual Health and Accident Insurance Co., Philadelphia; secretary and treasurer of the Gibraltar Beneficial Society of Philadelphia, and manager of the Weekly Industrial Department of the National Accident Health Insurance Co., which operates in 20 states. Mr. Rudolph had 300 men under his supervision in the three organizations.
He became acting mayor of Stone Harbor upon the death of Mayor H. Irvin Gerhart February 21st of last year. In August he was appointed, and in November was elected to fill the unexpired one-year term of Mayor Gerhart. He served on Council eight years, the last four of which he was that body's president.
Original newspaper article cared for by Robert Charles Rudolph
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 | Riley Daniels closeup from the Daniels Family 1909 Stanley Steamer photo
From the photo collection of Beth Ann Daniels |
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