1 Allentown NY school photo circa 1905 Young

Background building is 1904 section of Allentown Union Free School. Photo submitted by Molly Young, granddaughter of Kathryn Snowdon. The back of the photo reads: Standing: Geor...(more)

Background building is 1904 section of Allentown Union Free School. Photo submitted by Molly Young, granddaughter of Kathryn Snowdon. The back of the photo reads: Standing: George Hardy, Laurence Butts, Chester McEnroe, Kathryn Snowdon, Will Musco, Jessie Storms, Mark Herold, Hazel Coast, Merritt Rolls, Lena Niles Kneeling: Will Musco, Everett Hill Sitting: Mattie Cleveland, Marion Gould, Grace Potter

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1912 - 1913 Allentown Classes Submitted by Connie Alsworth Barney

1934 Allentown School 7 8 Grades

7th & 8th Grades - Allentown Union School, 1934 The photo was rescued by "Webmaster" from the shelves of the Allentown Antique Mart, 2/2006 All names listed below the picture...(more)

7th & 8th Grades - Allentown Union School, 1934 The photo was rescued by "Webmaster" from the shelves of the Allentown Antique Mart, 2/2006 All names listed below the picture were neatly written on the back of the picture, as close as I can tell. Please contact me with corrections and/or comments. Email: RON TAYLOR

1953 Class SeniorTrip

1953 GRAD CLASS - ALLENTOWN -ON WASHINGTON SENIOR TRIP L-R Back: Gene Swarthout, Duane Griswold, Carl Kruger; Middle: Thelia Bartlett Swarthout, Larry Wightman, Joyce Stephens S...(more)

1953 GRAD CLASS - ALLENTOWN -ON WASHINGTON SENIOR TRIP L-R Back: Gene Swarthout, Duane Griswold, Carl Kruger; Middle: Thelia Bartlett Swarthout, Larry Wightman, Joyce Stephens Shields; peeking from behind-Helen Milliman, Chaperone; Front: Don Pye, Lucia Seely Babbitt, Barbara Adams Claire. Absent: James Bellamy, Lee Hill, Chaperone probably taking picture. Submitted by Barbara Claire

2 Allentown NY school photo Young

The second photo attached is noted on the back: Back row: Will Musco, Chester McEnroe, Mark Herold, Merritt Rolls, Jesse Withey, Hazel Coast, Lena Niles, Mrs. Gena, Kathryn Snowdo...(more)

The second photo attached is noted on the back: Back row: Will Musco, Chester McEnroe, Mark Herold, Merritt Rolls, Jesse Withey, Hazel Coast, Lena Niles, Mrs. Gena, Kathryn Snowdon Front Row: Everitt Hill, Will McBride, Laurence Butts, Marion Gould, Grace Potter, Mattlie Cleveland, Jessie Storms Photo submitted by Molly Young, Granddaughter of Kathryn Snowdon

3 Allentown NY school photo with kate snowdon barnes Young

In the third photo attached, my grandmother appears to be much younger than the first two - perhaps 1905ish? The back has two columns listed: First column: Ledwin, Jesse, Chester...(more)

In the third photo attached, my grandmother appears to be much younger than the first two - perhaps 1905ish? The back has two columns listed: First column: Ledwin, Jesse, Chester, George, John, Walter, Ethel Jessie S, Kate W, Rosata, Julie, Ona (Ina?) Lena Second column:Hazel, Pearl, Everett, Mark, Will, Harold, Merritt, Granville, Lester, Frank*** (illegible), Watson, Kate The columns seem to be out of order as my grandmother (Kate) is in the second row (all girls) and is the second from the right in that row. Photo submitted from her Grandmother's collection - Kathryn Snowden, by Molly Young.

AllentnSchoolClass ca1900

Above, Allentown School class ca.1900, containing student - Kate Woodard, Mother of Dick Fitch of Bolivar who shares this remarkable photo with us. The year is unknown for sur...(more)

Above, Allentown School class ca.1900, containing student - Kate Woodard, Mother of Dick Fitch of Bolivar who shares this remarkable photo with us. The year is unknown for sure and no other names of students known. Dick stated he does not know who Linda Woodard is, but, would think she was related to his Mother Kate. The schoolhouse is partially visible in the left half background. It is the Victorian-styled building built in 1884 during the oil boom days and sat in the spot that the 1904 brick building was situated. The building was moved twice from 1904-1912 before being dismantled and the material used to build a barn on the Phillips Hill Road on Howe property.

Allentown

The above was submitted by Barbara Adams Claire; we need help filling in names. Also, what grade(s)? FRONT ROW (L-R): 1)Gene Swarthout 2) ?Jack Combs? 3)L.Vyle Bundy 4)Frank ...(more)

The above was submitted by Barbara Adams Claire; we need help filling in names. Also, what grade(s)? FRONT ROW (L-R): 1)Gene Swarthout 2) ?Jack Combs? 3)L.Vyle Bundy 4)Frank Cady 5)Bob Wray 6)Don Adams 7)Don Pye 8)Ward Guild BACK ROW (L-R): 1)Jane Blackman 2)Mona Winans 3)Beverly Seely 4)Marjorie Gardner 5)Eunice Bellamy 6)Donna Pye 7)Joan Eaton 8)Joanna Russell 9)Barbara Leonard 10)Carol Wray Response from Bill Richmond; "Back Row: #6 is Donna Pye and #7 is Joan Eaton ----- I think #2 Back row is me. Mona Winans. It would have to be either 1st or 2nd grade but am not sure.--Mona Winans McCracken

Allentown 3 4 Grade 1938 9

Allentown Classes 1956 and 1957 ca 1950

Allentown School CA 1905

Allentown ca. 1905 Submitted by Connie Alsworth Barney

AllentownGrade3 4 1936

Allentown Grades 3 & 4 1936 Submitted by Connie Alsworth Barney

Board of Education

Board of Education From a 1909-10 School Yearbook Submitted by Lillian Simons

Mary West Shay

Mary West-Shay A teacher in Allentown, 1861-2 from A 1909-1910 Yearbook Loaned by Barbara Adams Claire

Sarah Green Phillips

From the 1909/1910 School Yearbook loaned by Barbara Adams Claire Sarah Green-Phillips was born In Alfred, May 19, 1826. She taught her first term of school at Allentown, in 1...(more)

From the 1909/1910 School Yearbook loaned by Barbara Adams Claire Sarah Green-Phillips was born In Alfred, May 19, 1826. She taught her first term of school at Allentown, in 1844, being 18 years of age. After closing the term she went back home at Alfred. Miss Green was preceded by a Miss Katherine Bellamy, aunt of Wm. Bellamy, and succeeded by a Miss Betsy Foster, the mother of the Hon Dr. Geo. H. Witter, our state senator of Wellsville, N. Y. Miss Green's school work was of a class that put a teacher to their best, being no blackboards, globe or other device to aid In Instruction. With all this hindrance she proved herself master of the situation and at the same time, she had an eye to business and readily saw that one dollar to one dollar and a half per week was small pay and a doubtful avocation, so she allowed cupid to use his dart, and two years afterwards at the age of twenty she joined her fate with Marshall Phillips In 1846, and came back In the vicinity of Allentown to live, and of this union were born six children, three boys and three girls. Newton M., the oldest, was wounded at the battle of Fredericksburg, Va., at which battle his father, Marshall N. Phillips was killed 1863. Newton M. died In January, 1900. The balance of her family are living as follows: Arthur W. at Wellsville, Nellie at Rochester, Della at Friendship, Newell M. in Canada, Alice in Buffalo and the subject of this sketch Is enjoying the best of health In her little home in Allentown and to see her move with the alacrity of a young woman of thirty Instead of four score and four years old, seems wonderful.