Stich Family
Relatives, friends from Central & Western Pennsylvania — Altoona, Carrolltown and Braddock Pennsylvania areas
Lawrence Stich and Family - Early 1900's
More Lawrence Stich's Family Pictures
Young Lawrence Stich
Lawrence & Louisa Lawrence-Stich
Wedding photograph probably taken in Gettysburg Pennsylvania since themarriage records state the same
Oldest daughter Florence
This older picture of Florence were sent back home to her Cousin Mary Jeffcoat, Grandmother, and other family members near Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
Young Florence
his young picture of Florence was taken in Altoona. We have various pictures of Florence from a few of her Aunt’s and Grandmother Joanna Chambers-Lawrence
Could this be Matti?
Please help in validating this belief and expectation. The same photographer took the next two pictures below.
Unknown Young man
Picture taken in Braddock, Pennsylvania, very near Altoona and was in George Lawrence’s album. —>
Unknown Baby
Picture taken in Altoona and from George Lawrence’s Photo Album along with young Florence and the < Unknown Young man to the left here
Katherine M Antesberger-Stich
Katherine was the second wife of Joseph R Stich who passed in 1959. Click and read about her passion
Jim Jeffcoat & Ben
Jim Jeffcoat is from the Gettysburg area. Photo states Ben is a friend of Mary Jeffcoat
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The Jim & Ben Photo is a Postcard !
And the Postcard is mailed from Altoona – So what is the
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School picture
This class picture was sent by Florence and post marked from Altoona to her Grandmother, Joanna Chambers-Lawrence living just outside Gettysburg
Florence with Husband?
The other Couple is Beulah Brown & Joseph Edgar Lawrence of Gettysburg Pennsylvania
The Jim & Ben Photo is a Postcard !
Thank you to Matthew Stich for helping with this picture and identifying many of the funeral attendees.
Want to learn more ?
Matthew Stich’s, The German Tool Box”, is a great read describing what life was like from the 1840’s through 2000 in a small Pennsylvania town.
He writes about his ancestors, early German immigrants, and their lives in Cambria & Blair Counties of Pennsylvania. The impact they had on his own life and growing up.
Learn about one of our first large breweries and their World War II support efforts with the 101st Airborne.
