Digital Exhibits

Friday family portrait

Black and white portrait of a family group gathered in front of an interior background. Four women and five men sit or stand in the image. The men wear suits and vests, and four of the five have heavy mustaches. The women wear their hair up in loose buns, and two have lace collars, one a large lace yoke, and the other wears a narrow tie. Their dresses are gathered at the waist, and have long, full sleeves. Mrs. Fanny Friday was born in Switzerland, but emigrated to the United States with her family and settled in Wisconsin. She married Nicolas Friday there, and in the early 1880s they moved with their children to the Dairy Creek area near Banks.

[back] [pen] John, Edd, Birt, Albert, Mayme, DeEtte, Mother, Eugene, Libbie Carstens. John [and] Pearl Friday had Stella, Leola, Lloyd, Bernice. Edd [and] Min Friday had Lester (died at 4 yr.), Earl (died at 16 yr old), Vesta. Birt [and] Mildred: Franklin, Gertrude. Albert [and] Eva Friday: Ada, Alice. Mayme [and] Howard Drorbaugh had Mable, Eva, Hazel, Dewey, Virgil (Babe). DeEtte [and] Otto Galaway, Melva, Maxine, Vernon. Eugene, single. Tony and Libbie Carstens, Herbert, Percy, Eva, Elma.

Unknown photographer, Pacific Studio, Forest Grove, Oregon

circa 1905

Photography of families

Portrait photography

Fashion

Women's clothing

Brothers and sisters

Friday, John W.

Friday, Eugene C.

Friday, Fanny (Camerigg)

Galaway, DeEtte (Friday)

Friday, Birt F.

Drorbaugh, Mayme (Mary E.) (Friday)

Carstens, Libbie (Sarah E.) (Friday)

Friday, Edwin

Friday, Albert

Genealogy & Family History

Human Migration

Dairy Creek, Oregon

gelatin silver prints

English

WCMpic_015717

Online access to this image is for research and educational purposes only. To inquire about permissions, order a reproduction, or for more information, please contact the Five Oaks Museum at Research@FiveOaksMuseum.org.

http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/

Robert L. Benson Research Library, Five Oaks Museum

Still Image