Hops pickers at J. Friday's hops yard

Title

Hops pickers at J. Friday's hops yard

Description

Sepia-toned image of a group of people gathered in front of a building. Piles of lumber and wood fill the background. The women are seated or kneel in the front of the group with a number of children of various ages, while the men are lined up behind them and seated on stairs leading up to the open door of the building above them. The men wear work clothes, most with suspenders, while some wear overalls. Several of the men's shirts are striped or checked. Two gentlemen seated on the steps wear vests over their striped shirts.

[back] [pen] Hop yard on J. Friday's place. Front - Bessie Roberts, Mildred McConnahey, Eva Carstens, Birt McConnahey. Continued - Percy Carstens. Nellie and Dora Cuene. - Mrs. Lizer and Mrs. Donaldsons (twins) and Grandma Banks. Mother Friday, Pearl Friday. DeEtte Friday, Mildred Seelye. Cont. 2nd Row. Libbie Carstens and Elma C. Art Poland. Vera Roberts. Rose Schlegel. 3rd Standing: Mrs. Roberts. Gene Friday. Charley Dooley in front of Henry Heddink. Cont. Birt Friday, Seth Seelye. In front of Seth (boy) Laddie White and Mother White and Tom Engen and June Engen. Back row. Sitting up high Harry Wolford (top drier), Grant Shipley, Bob Banks - weigh man [and] yard boss - Chas. McConnahey, John Friday and Johnnie Cuene and his Dad Mr. Cuene.

Identifier

WCMpic_051712

Subject

Agriculture

Hops

Hops Industry

Banks, Mary E.

Banks, Robert

Carstens, Eva

Carstens, Percy

Carstens, Libbie (Sarah E.) (Friday)

Carstens, Elma

Haydon, Nellie (Cuene)

Meacham, Theodora (Cuene)

Cuene, Martin

Cuene, John J.

Dooley, Charles

Donaldson, Rachael

Engen, Toralv (Tom)

Engen, June

Friday, Eugene C.

Friday, Fanny (Camerigg)

Friday, Pearl

Friday, Mildred (Mary M.) (Seelye)

Friday, Birt F.

Friday, John W.

Galaway, DeEtte (Friday)

Heddirck, Henry

Lizer, Sarah

McConnahay, Charles

Mills, Mildred (McConnahay)

McConnahay, Burton

Poland, Arthur

Roberts, Vera

Roberts, Emma

Roberts, Bessie

Schlegel, Rosa

Seelye, Seth W.

Shipley, Grant

White, Levy

White, Mary

Wolford, Harry

Genealogy & Family History

Spatial Coverage

Dairy Creek, Oregon

Language

English

Date Created

circa 1900s

Date

1900/1909

Medium

gelatin silver prints

Rights

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.

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Type

Still Image

Source

Washington County Museum