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Henry Christian Ardeeser143 viewsHenry Christian Ardeeser built the smoke house at the turn of the 19th century and married William Yeatman's Daughter, Virginia Jackson Yeatman. Photo courtesy of Kathy Handiboe, great great granddaughter of William Yeatman.
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William Yeatman's Grave Marker176 viewsWilliam Yeatman's Grave Marker. William and his wife Anna Maria Yeatman are buried about 8 miles north of the lighthouse. Photo courtesy of Kathy Handiboe.
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Anna Maria Lamb Yeatman160 viewsAnna Maria Lamb Yeatman, wife of William Yeatman, Sr. Her name was prounounced so that it rhymed with fire, and the children used to taunt her with spit in the fire Anna Maria. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Cora Yeatman157 viewsA portrait of Cora Yeatman, c. 1908-1913. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Cora and Anna Maria Yeatman148 viewsCora and Anna Maria Yeatman. Anna Maria was William Yeatman, Sr.'s wife. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Cora Yeatman Milking a Cow162 viewsCora Yeatman looks on while a cow is milked. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Henry Christian Ardeeser156 viewsHenry Christian Ardeeser, Virginia Jackson Yeatman Ardeeser's husband and William Yeatman, Sr.'s son-in-law. Henry was a bricklayer who came to Point Lookout to do some work and met Virginia Jackson Yeatman. They married and moved to Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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202 viewsPoint Lookout Lighthouse, c. 1921-1923. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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180 viewsPoint Lookout Lighthouse (the identity of the persons surrounding the lighthouse picture is unknown). Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Buoy167 viewsBuoy on wharf at Point Lookout. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Lighthouse from Pier166 viewsPoint Lookout, c. 1909. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Lighthouse c. 1949214 viewsPoint Lookout lighthouse. Francis Hart's children are posing in front of the lighthouse fence, Summer 1949. Photo Courtesy of Francis Hart.
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