Family History: The DeVoe, Josselyn, and Related Families - Scan of photo in possession of Linda (Funk) Shook, on the back of a postcard (unused). Move the cursor over the image to see the name of each individual. Click on a person to open the page for that person. Gladys (Troup) Stickler had a copy of the same photo which probably was in Marion DeVoe's possession when she died in 1986, and was sent to Gladys by Frank Kenneth DeVoe. Note on the reverse of Gladys's copy: probably taken around 1918. F. K. DeVoe identified the persons in the photo and said it was a 4th of July picnic at the Anderson House on Post Road, White Plains.

Scan of photo in possession of Linda (Funk) Shook, on the back of a postcard (unused). Move the cursor over the image to see the name of each individual. Click on a person to open the page for that person. Gladys (Troup) Stickler had a copy of the same photo which probably was in Marion DeVoe's possession when she died in 1986, and was sent to Gladys by Frank Kenneth DeVoe. Note on the reverse of Gladys's copy: probably taken around 1918. F. K. DeVoe identified the persons in the photo and said it was a 4th of July picnic at the Anderson House on Post Road, White Plains.

Scan of photo in possession of Linda (Funk) Shook, on the back of a postcard (unused). Move the cursor over the image to see the name of each individual. Click on a person to open the page for that person.

Gladys (Troup) Stickler had a copy of the same photo which probably was in Marion DeVoe's possession when she died in 1986, and was sent to Gladys by Frank Kenneth DeVoe. Note on the reverse of Gladys's copy: probably taken around 1918.

F. K. DeVoe identified the persons in the photo and said it was a 4th of July picnic at the Anderson House on Post Road, White Plains.

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