JOHNSON and SCHAUFELBERGER GENEALOGY
SCHAUFELBERGER Artifacts
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Artifacts
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Rand & Sharon Johnson
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"Grandparent's Book" of Margaret (Schmidt) Schaufelberger
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numerous photographs of various family members and friends
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"Baby Book" of Margaret Ann Schaufelberger
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Baptismal Certificate of Margaret Ann Schaufelberger
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Original oil paintings and watercolors by Margaret Ann (Schaufelberger) Johnson including one of Holston Lake, TN
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Wooden icebox that was "original equipment" in the Schaufelberger home at 9333 215th Street, Queens Village
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April 8, 1918 issue of Camp Upton newspaper "Trench and Camp"
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Copy of "The Chat" containing photo of "correspondent" Margaret (Schmidt) Schaufelberger
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Mother's Day and Xmas cards made by Margaret Ann Schaufelberger as a child
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Programs to various recitals where Margaret Ann Schaufelberger sang as a teen
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"Welcome to the world" letter from "Elsie and Marius" to "Miss Margaret Ann Schaufelberger" dated "New York December 16th 1922"
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Various report cards and commencement programs of Margaret Ann Schaufelberger
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June 1906 PS122 Class Photo (incl. Charles Schaufelberger)
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Classroom photo circa 1904 (incl. Charles Schaufelberger)
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Sport Team photo circa 1904 (incl. Charles Schaufelberger)
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Program from the Salesmen's Convention December 16th to 18th, 1919 of McKesson & Robbins, Inc. 91 Fulton Street New York (employer of Margaret Schmidt Schaufelberger)
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July 2, 1933 Long Island Sunday Press with photo of Margaret Ann Schaufelberger in PS 109 "Peace Play"
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WWI German army belt buckle with circular medallion containing a crown encircled by the words "GOTT MIT UNS" with the addt'l words "GEO. H. CAMPBELL" and "ALTENHAR, GER." apparently hand -stamped in small letters outside the medallion (see image)
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Commemorative pin with the symbol of the 27th Division and the words "WELCOME HOME 27TH DIVISION" on a black background (see image)
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Hardcover book entitled "The World's Greatest War" by Prof. Charles Maxwell published c. 1915 with initials "MS" on page ends
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