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Photograph taken before her marriage to Gene Ford. Ada was a West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

1. Portrait of Ada Enid Haldeman of Taylor County, W. Va.

A West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

2. Portrait of Ada Enid Haldeman Ford , Grafton, W. Va.

A West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

3. Ada Enid Haldeman Ford of Taylor County, W. Va.

Photograph taken at Ada' s "Old home", before her marriage to Gene Ford. Ada was a West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

4. Ada Enid Haldeman With Friend, Taylor County, W. Va.

Information with the photograph includes: "Ada H. Ford at home New Year's Eve, Dec. 31, 1952, wearing the orchid given her by Layne H. Ford [her son] for Christmas, Pruntytown Road, Grafton, W. Va.".

5. Ada Enid Haldeman Ford at Home, Grafton, W. Va.

A West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

6. Ada Enid Haldeman Ford and Friend at Her Father's Home

Taken the year before Ada married Gene Worth Ford.

7. Portrait of Ada Enid Haldeman, Grafton, W. Va.

A West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

8. Portrait of Ada Enid Haldeman Ford at Age 32, Grafton, W. Va.

A West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

9. Portrait of Ada Enid Haldeman Ford, Taylor County, W. Va.

A West Virginia state leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement to ratify the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving the women the right to vote. Mrs. Ford was also president and founder of the Women's Suffrage League in Taylor County.

10. Portrait of Ada Enid Haldeman Ford of Taylor County, W. Va.

Home of Gene and Ada Haldeman Ford near Grafton.

11. Gene W. Ford Home, U.S. Rt. 50, Grafton, W. Va.

Sitting in the yard, left to right: Jim, Lucy, George Colebank, Ada, Danny, Dorrey Holden and "Ran". Standing on the porch, Ellie.

12. Old Haldeman Homestead, 'Scatter Smiles and Sunshine', Northwestern Turnpike, W. Va.

Information included with the photograph, "For Guy, His 'Country Cousins'" The people in the background of the photo are unidentified.

13. Ada and Gene Ford, Preston County, W. Va.

Ada Enid Haldeman and Arthur C. Thomas.

14. 'Natural as Life', Taylor County, W. Va.

Sitting in the tall grass, Ada Enid Haldeman, Arthur C. Thomas and Olivia L. Haldeman.

15. 'Just a Gleam of Heaven in Her Eye', Taylor County, W. Va.

Group of friends pose outside, sitting under a tree.

16. Ada Haldeman, Olivia L. Haldeman, Arthur C. Thomas and Jasper N. Cole

Information with the photograph includes "This group was standing in front of Jannett Building (erected by a dentist of that name who later moved to Charleston.) Building in 1940's was bought by an Italian from Clarksburg named Oliverio and named "Professional Building". It was torn down in 1970's to be replaced by Court House annex. Gene W. Ford had law office on front of 3rd floor about 1929."

17. W. W. Tapp, Ada Haldeman, W. P. Samples, N. F. Kendall, Taylor County, W. Va.