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1. Philip Hirschy & Mary Rich family #1

   Philip Hirschy & Mary Rich family #1 - This is a copy of a photo printed in a Hirschy family book, however, I have been unable to find it in any of the Hirschy family books we have here in the library. These are Philip and Mary's children. According to the David L. Habegger Hirschy family book, Philip and Mary were Amish, but it's obvious from the clothing worn by their children that the younger generation left the Amish faith. They are ident...

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Philip Hirschy & Mary Rich Family - 2

   Philip Hirschy & Mary Rich Family - 2 - This is a photo of the adult children of Philip & Mary who were Amish, but their children left the Amish religion. They are standing l to r: David, Joel, Amos, Christian P., John, Elias. Sitting l to r: Jacob, Noah C. and Lydia. The men are all wearing suits with white shirts and ties, except for David. Christian is wearing a watch fob on the front of his vest and Noah is wearing a lapel pin and cuffli...

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3. Philip & Mary (Rich) Hirschy's Children - bef 1912

   Philip & Mary (Rich) Hirschy's Children - This photo shows the 8 sons and 1 daughter of Philip & Mary Hirschy standing outside a two story, clapboard sided house. There are louvered shutters on the windows, one of which can be seen is double hung, 6 over 6. Gutters can be seen forming a Y shape between the two windows and another one on an angle can be seen behind the men on the far right of the photo. On the left of the house can be seen a fr...

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4. Reunion of Former Students of Canopa College District No.II, Wabash Twp. - 1919 or 1920

   Former teacher, Noah Hirschy is surrounded by former students. Various ages are represented as these scholars recline outside their alma mater. This brick building is an Amish home now, and is located on the corner of 000 and 700 S in Adams County.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Reunion of Former Students of Canopa College District No.II, Wabash Twp. - 1919 or 1920

   Former teacher, Noah Hirschy is surrounded by former students. Various ages are represented as these scholars recline outside their alma mater. This brick building is an Amish home now, and is located on the corner of 000 and 700 S in Adams County. Identification sheets are in Cabinet C; Drawer 3; Township Schools

   Record Type: Photo