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| 6151 |
 | Presidents In memoriam.
In memoriam. "Gods will, not ours be done." |
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| 6152 |
 | Preston Helgren
Preston Helgren |
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| 6153 |
 | Pretty Little Liars.
Her most known work to date is the TV series "Pretty Little Liars". |
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| 6154 |
 | Primal Fear.
Primal Fear. |
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| 6155 |
 | Prime Minister Boris Johnson
Prime Minister Boris Johnson - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, My 9th Cousin once removed. |
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| 6156 |
 | Prime Minister Robert Laird Borden
Robert Laird Borden- The 8th Prime Minister of Canada. My 6th cousin 4X removed. |
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| 6157 |
 | Primo Magri Wedding Photo.
Primo Magri Wedding Photo. |
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| 6158 |
 | Prince Alessandro Torlonia and Princess of Civitella-Ces.
Prince Alessandro Torlonia (left) and Princess of Civitella-Ces. |
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| 6159 |
 | Prince Charles
Prince Charles |
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| 6160 |
 | Prince Charles.
Prince Charles. |
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| 6161 |
 | Prince Harry Army.
Prince Harry Army. |
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| 6162 |
 | Prince Harry Wedding.
Prince Harry Wedding. |
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| 6163 |
 | Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex - Married to my 10X cousin 2X removed.
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex |
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| 6164 |
 | Prince Harry.
Prince Harry. |
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| 6165 |
 | Prince William
Prince William |
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| 6166 |
 | Prince William Wedding.
Prince William Wedding. |
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| 6167 |
 | Prince William.
Prince William. |
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| 6168 |
 | Princess Alexandra Pavlovna Galitzine - Married to my 8th cousin 4 times removed.
Descended from Russian royalty she married a prince and gave birth to a prince before divorcing. She the married into a different sort of royal family, that of the American industrialist. |
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| 6169 |
 | Princess Diana Wedding.
Princess Diana Wedding. |
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| 6170 |
 | Princess Diana.
Princess Diana. |
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| 6171 |
 | Princess Maria-Olympia.
Princess Maria-Olympia. |
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| 6172 |
 | Princess Torlonia.
Chicago Tribune, Wednesday, February 8, 1939. page 3. |
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| 6173 |
 | Princeton, Bureau, Illinois. 1870
Princeton, Bureau, Illinois. 1870 |
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| 6174 |
 | Priscilla (nee Searight) Wheelock
Priscilla (nee Searight) Wheelock |
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| 6175 |
 | Priscilla Ann Wagner.
Priscilla Ann Wagner. |
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| 6176 |
 | Priscilla Presley Wedding.
Priscilla Presley Wedding. |
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| 6177 |
 | Priscilla Scollay.
Priscilla Scollay. |
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| 6178 |
 | Priscilla Searight
Priscilla Searight |
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| 6179 |
 | Prison Ship HMS Jersey.
The HMS Jersey was a gun ship that in 1779 was aging and no longer serviceable so it was converted into a prison ship that was moored in Wallabout Bay, New York. The ship was designed for 400 sailors but, at any given time there were about 1100 prisoners being held inhuman conditions. It is estimated 8000 men spent time aboard the Jersey before the British surrendered. In 1783 as the evacuated the ship was burned to prevent it's capture. |
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| 6180 |
 | Private David Nagel
Private David Nagel |
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| 6181 |
 | Private Henry R Smith.
"The Wheelock Family in America 1637-1969" self published by the author; Walter T. Wheelock. Page 139. |
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| 6182 |
 | Private Luther Hart Clapp.
Private Luther Hart Clapp of Company C, 37th Virginia Infantry Regiment, in uniform and two-piece Virginia state seal buckle with Boyle and Gamble sword. |
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| 6183 |
 | Prof. William N. Rice.
Appleton's Scientific Monthly, volume LI, May to October 1897 by William Jay Youmans, published by, D. Appleton and Company, New York 1897, page 218. |
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| 6184 |
 | Professor Goddard.
As seen in this photo taken when he was a professor at Clark University Robert was already thinking about how to get to the moon even before his first liquid fueled rocket flight.
Note: This black and white photo has been hand colored. |
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| 6185 |
 | Professor H. F. Osborn & Wife.
Professor H. F. Osborn & Wife. |
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| 6186 |
 | Professor James Waldo Westhaver.
Professor James Waldo Westhaver - Consultant to The Manhattan Project, My 7th cousin 3 times removed. |
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| 6187 |
 | Professor Keith Wheelock.
Professor Keith Wheelock. |
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| 6188 |
 | Professor William Arthur Paarmann
Professor William A. Paarmann - 1917
Prof. William A. (Will) Paarmann, Sr. was a professor of music, violin, and clarinet at St. Ambrose College and directed their orchestra from 1913 through 1929. He also taught at the Immaculate Conception Academy and Augustana College. He was born January 1, 1879, in New Hampton, Iowa, and came to Davenport as a child. He graduated from the 9th grade in 1893, at Davenport's School No. 3, and delivered the class declamation entitled “Lifeboat Ready.” In 1898 he studied viola under Prof. C. F. Toenniges in Rock Island. He attended the (Theodore) Spiering School of Music, one of the world’s greatest violin teachers, and the Ludwig Becker School of Music, both located in Chicago. In 1917, Paarmann became a charter member and was appointed first violinist in the Tri-City Symphony Orchestra. He was a member of the Hawkeye Ensemble at Radio Station WOC from 1930 to 1935. From 1935 to 1948 he taught music in the Davenport Public Schools system. William was also the father of Ralph and Carl Paarmann. Ralph was a music teacher with the Iowa Public School System for 39 years, retiring in 1989. Twenty-nine of those years were spent as Director of Bands at Davenport West High School. Ralph also directed the First Christian Church Choir in Davenport for forty years. He was a member of the Iowa Bandmasters Association and started the Retired Director's Band (IBARD). Carl served in World War II and then became the principal bassoonist with the Denver Symphony for a few years before returning to Davenport in 1951. For a while, he managed the M. L. Parker Dept. Store record department until opening his own business: “Paarmann’s Record Store.” He became the music director at Assumption High School when it opened and later joined the public schools, teaching at Sudlow Junior High and finally West High School until his retirement in 1985.
Under the direction of Mr. Paarmann, the St. Ambrose College orchestra of 1917 received special commendation for the manner in which they rendered such selections as "Very Good Eddie," "Il Trovatore" and "Katinka." Among the talented musicians graduating in '17 included Earl J. Marron, George F. Millett and James J. Morrin, who had very ably carried the respective parts of first violin, trombone and piano.
The Paarmann sisters, Claire (cello), Fae (piano) and Mildred (viola) formed a musical trio that often played the Hotel Blackhawk from 1925-1927. The girls were three of nine siblings born to William Paarmann Sr. and Hulda (Struck) Paarmann. William Paarmann died November 17, 1957, at the age of 78, after an illness that had lasted three years. |
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| 6189 |
 | Promontory, Utah.
Andrew J. Russell's picture recording the meeting of the First Transcontinental Railroad. |
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| 6190 |
 | Prophetstown GAR Memorial.
Prophetstown GAR Memorial located at Riverside Cemetery. |
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| 6191 |
 | Proviso Township High School Maywood Ill.
Proviso Township High School Maywood Ill. |
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| 6192 |
 | Psycho. Hitchcock & Perkins.
Anthony is best remembered for his role as Norman Bates in Alfred Hitcock's film "Psycho". |
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| 6193 |
 | Puritan Great Migration to New England.
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- Henry Adams
- Robert Adams
- Thomas Adams
- Robert Allyn
- Anthony Annable
- John Arnold
- Joseph Arnold
- Mrs Susannah Arnold
- Mrs Hannah Ayer
- John Ayer, Sr
- John Bailey, Jr
- John Bailey, Sr
- Thomas Barber
- Ellis Barron
- Mrs Grace Barron
- Mary Barron
- Richard Beers
- Abraham Belknap
- Samuel Belknap
- John Bent, Sr
- Dorothy Bird
- Thomas Bliss
- Alice Blower
- Thomas Blower
- Thomas Bourman
- Edmund Bridges
- Rebecca Briggs
- Thomas Brigham
- Thomas Brown
- Henry Burt, Jr
- Nicholas Byram, Sr
- Mary Canne
- William Chesebrough
- Francis Chickering
- Edward Clapp
- Jane Clapp
- Mrs Jane Clapp
- Captain Roger Clapp
- Thomas Clapp, Sr
- William Clapp
- Anna Clark
- Elizabeth Clarke
- Joseph Clarke, Sr
- Joseph Clarke
- Maria Clarke
- Rebecca Clarke
- Rowland Clarke
- Naomi Cocke
- James Cole, Jr
- James Cole, Sr
- Jane Cooke
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| 6194 |
 | Putnam-Earhart.
Putnam-Earhart. |
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| 6195 |
 | Quaker Woman Preaching.
Drawing of an 18th century Quaker woman preaching. Nearly a third of all Quaker ministers were women at this time. |
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| 6196 |
 | Quarter Eagle.
The half eagle was minted from 1908 to 1916, and in 1929. The matching quarter eagle was minted from 1908 to 1915 and from 1925–1929. The reason for the interruption was WWI. The end came as gold coins were removed from circulation.
The previous version of the $2.50 and $5.00 gold pieces omitted the motto "In God We Trust". This caused considerable controversy. It was assumed Congress was going to pass a law mandating it so it was included in the design even thought it would be some time before it became law. |
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| 6197 |
 | Queen Isabella
Queen Isabella |
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| 6198 |
 | Queen Isabella of Spain.
Queen Isabella of Spain, My 4th cousin 17 times removed. |
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| 6199 |
 | Queen Susan.
Queen Susan. |
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| 6200 |
 | Queene Ferry.
Queene Ferry. |
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