Hog Island Life from Yvonne Widgeon

Life on Hog Island
Days Gone By
from the Photographic Treasures of
Yvonne Marshall Widgeon
Willis Wharf

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	Navy Blimp Over Hog Island, 1943	Hog Island, 1942	Motor Whale Boat	Coast Guard men stationed on Hog Island	Coast Guard Station
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	Coast Guard men stationed on Hog Island	Mable Mercer, Teacher, on steps of Broadwater Academy, Hog Island	Irving Bowen preparing to move his boat where it had washed up in the yard of the house Hilda was living in at the time of the 1936 Hurricane (Sept.)		Gerald Bowen and Yvonne Marshall (now Widgeon), Cousins
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	Gerald Bowen and Yvonne Marshall (Widgeon) 1938 or 1939	Store and Post Office on Hog Island. Moved to Willis Wharf in 1943 by John L. Marshal (father of Yvonne Marshall) to become family home.		Mildred Doughty Smith, Hog Island. teacher	John L. Marshall and his cousin Pauline Lewis Phillips
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	Hog Island bathing beauties. Aunt Hilda Tittermary, Virginia Bell Carroll, Lily Bradford Smith, Mable Bell Hamblin.	Lillian Doughty	Ethel Doughty Joynes, 1902	March 10, 1924 Ethel (Doughty) Joynes (Sister to the Grandmother of Yvonne Marshall Widgeon) Enjoying the warm sun by the high bank.
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	Ethel Doughty Joynes taken on Dicky Ridge just before we got to Forest Royal 3360 ft.		Russell Bowen, Arthur Marsh, Ray Phillips, Fred Marsh, Elmer Doughty, Harry Bowen, John Higsby, Otto Phillips, Raymond Phillips, Earl Doughty		Keepers Dwelling, Broadwater
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	"Sud" Bell	"Sud" Bell	Charles R. Doughty, son of George Edward and his wife Mary. Born Sept. 4, 1889; died June 5, 1936. Charles was the brother of the Grandmother of Yvonne Marshall Widgeon. He served in World War I.		Charles Doughty
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	Old Coast Guard Station and dock	The Marsh Family		The store and P.O. as it looked in the 30s	The first Hog Island. Lighthouse, built in 1852
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	Lighthouse. Construction began in 1892/ Completed in 1896. After serving seamen for 52 years, it was abandoned. Blown down by dynamite in 1948.		Lighthouse	House	Aerial View Two Houses
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	Wharf, Hog Island	Aerial View, Looking South, Broadwater, VA	Aerial View	School Photo, Teachers and Children	Back of School Photo with names of teachers and children
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	Children at Broadwater, Hog Island, School in 1928	Members of Broadwater Methodist Church.	Old Coast Guard Station, south End of Hog Island	Hilda in front of house built by Vernon Simpson in 1915 on Hog Island from salvaged lumber from old hotel	Same house after its move to Willis Wharf.. Home of Charles Simpson.
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	Yvonne Marshall Widgeon's Simpson Grandparents. "Grandmommie met Grandpoppie when she came to Hog Island to work in the hotel. She was raised in Quinby by the Bradfords. But was she a Bradford?"	Lottie Doughty Simpson, Grandmother of Yvonne Marshall Widgeon	James Vernon Simpson, Grandfather of Yvonne Marshall Widgeon	Hog Island Reunion September 25, 1969 (?)
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				James Waylon Simpson Born January 8, 1867; died July 30, 1935. Born and died on Hog Island. Waterman and Lighthouse keeper. Mary Ellen Bradford Simpson. Born October 14, 1863 in Quinby, VA; Died on September 19, 1937, on Hog Island. Photo taken at Old Point Comfort Lighthouse where he served as lighthouse keeper.	History of the Simpson family.
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	Miss Nancy Kelly Great great great grandmother of Yvonne Marshall Widgeon	Mamie Shep Doughty Robbins, Essie Lewis, Mary Ellen Simpson, Mary Riggen, Hallie Smith, Fannie Bell, Hilda Tittermary, child unknown. In front of Aunt Fanny's house on Hog Island.		Hilda S. Tittermary and Olive S. Bown (Aunts of Yvonne Marshall Widgeon)	Grafton Bowen and Charles Simpson
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	George Edward Doughty and Mary Emma Lafferty Doughty, Greatgrandparents of Yvonne Marshall Widgeon		"Hank" Marshall - Cook	36' motor boat	Hog Island Light