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 | Belch, Nicholas Skeel "Nick" (1837-1906)
Object photo/ This metal stencil (8in x 3in) which Nicholas Skeel "Nick" Belch used on signs that he had painted was given to us by Betty Colleen Barton Forney. |
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 | Belch, Nicholas Skeel "Nick" (1837-1906) & Margaret Jane Coatney (1843-1875) & Goldia Mae Robbins (1902-1989) & Olive Amy Robbins (1880-1965) & Betty Colleen Barton Forney (1922-1995)
Object photo/ Scan of beads and locket with tintypes of Nicholas Skeel "Nick" Belch & Margaret Jane Coatney Belch was taken in 2005. They originally belonged to Olive Amy Robbins Trulock who gave them with the pictured note to her first cousin Goldia Mae Robbins Barton who gave them to her daughter Betty Colleen Barton Forney who in turn gave them to us. |
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 | Clark, Donald Edward (1921-2002)
Object photo/ Allied Military Currency was used in various military theatres to prevent black marketeering. The military script on top was issued in Italy in 1943. The Military Payment Certificate below it was issued in Germany in 1958. This photo came from David R. Clark, M.D. |
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 | Forney, Fredric John (1920-1973)
Object photo/ USN napkin ring used aboard ship came from the Barton/ Forney Collection by Fredde Jo Forney Hethington and Lucius Cale “Prince Louie” "Lou" Hethington. |
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 | Lovell, Katherine Jeanette "Katy" (1892-1961)
Object photo/ WWII ration tokens which belonged to Katherine Jeanette "Katy" Lovell Clark and came from Ruby Eloise "Toodles" Shivertaker Clark, are labeled on the back, "Ration Token Holder, 1944, Sharp & Co., Dallas." Tokens read, "OPA Red Point." |
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 | Coatney, Michael (also Courtney) (b. abt.1761 & d. 1842)
Object photo of this plaque honoring Revolutionary War soldiers who are buried in Jennings County, IN, is posted in the Vernon Co., IN courthouse. This picture was taken by Don Coatney and is a part of the Don Coatney Archives. See also Don Coatney's Coatney Collection at http://www.rootsweb.com/~inscott/CoatneyPhotos.html Many of the photos in the Archives and in the Collection were taken by Benjamin Harrison Coatney (1865-1925), Don Coatney's grandfather, who was a professional photographer in Perla, AR, and Indianapolis, IN. |
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