George & Mary (Warrick) Ely farm in Whiteley Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania

Name/Title

George & Mary (Warrick) Ely farm in Whiteley Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania

Entry/Object ID

2019.8.4

Description

George and Mary (Warrick) Ely farm in Whiteley Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. The home was built by John Hamilton in the 1830s and then purchased by George and Mary (Warrick) Ely in 1840. Their family remained on the land for over a century, until an Ely descendant sold the property to Claire and Evelyn (DeVelbis) Minor. Original, professional photograph from Chas. F. Silveus, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.

Collection

George and Mary (Warrick) Ely Collection

Made/Created

Studio

Silveus, Charles F. (Studio)

Date made

circa 1900

Place

Location

Pennsylvania / Greene County / Waynesburg

Lexicon

Search Terms

Ely family, Hamilton family, Whiteley (Greene County, Pa. : Township)--Houses

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

ELYG0004

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Ely, George [1817-1898]

Person or Organization

Warrick, Mary [1824-1887]

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Ely Series - George and Mary (Warrick) Ely Collection

Notes

The George & Mary (Warrick) Ely Collection was passed down through the successive owners of their farmhouse in Whiteley Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. The home was built by John Hamilton in the 1830s and then purchased by George and Mary (Warrick) Ely in 1840. Their family remained on the land for over a century, until an Ely descendant sold the property to Claire and Evelyn (DeVelbis) Minor. After Mrs. Minor's passing, the property was bought by John and Judi (Walker) Higgins who owned and shared the photographs with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2010. Source Citation: George & Mary (Warrick) Ely farm in Whiteley Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania; circa 1900, image by Chas. F. Silveus, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania; item no. ELYG0004, George and Mary (Warrick) Ely Collection, shared by John and Judi (Walker) Higgins, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).