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PD Wylde: Ancestry From the First Van Valkenburgh Immigrants, to Tremaine Van Valkenburgh
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PD Wylde: Van Valkenburgh Mill, 1904
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PD Wylde: Tremaine Van Valkenburgh, 1910
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PD Wylde: White Cloud, Kansas Depot, 1903
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PD Wylde: Ruth Van Valkenburgh, Christmas, About 1909
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PD Wylde: Firth Van Valkenburgh, 1899
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PD Wylde: Edgar Smith Van Valkenburg, Jr
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PD Wylde: Myrtle Dively Van Valkenburgh and Daughters, 1910
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PD Wylde: Myrtle Dively Van Valkenburgh, about 1912
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PD Wylde: Edgar Van Valkenburgh and Friend
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PD Wylde: Esther Van Valkenburgh Johnston, 1919
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PD Wylde: Ruth Needling and Lenora Needling, 1920
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PD Wylde: Ruth and Esther Van Valkenburgh
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PD Wylde: Myrtle Van Valkenburgh and Children, 1920
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PD Wylde: Myrtle Dively Van Valkenburgh with Lenora Needling, about 1920
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PD Wylde: Firth Van Valkenburgh with WWI Combat Unit
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PD Wylde: Van Valkenburgh Home, White Cloud, Kansas
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PD Wylde: Van Valkenburgh Men
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PD Wylde: Tremaine Van Valkenburgh, about 1920
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PD Wylde: Dively Picnic, Brookside Park, Pasadena, about 1923
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PD Wylde: Browns and Van Valkenburghs, California, 1921
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PD Wylde: George M. Dively, about 1910
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PD Wylde: Firth Van Valkenburgh and the Dively's in Los Angeles County
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PD Wylde: Lavina Van Valkenburgh Brown, 1921
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PD Wylde: The Divelys at Brookside Park, Pasadena, California, 1923
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PD Wylde: George Michael Dively
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PD Wylde: Owen and Madge Van Valkenburgh
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PD Wylde: Firth and Minnie Van Valkenburgh, 1920
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PD Wylde: Mr. and Mrs. Benoni Firth Van Valkenburgh
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PD Wylde: Edgar and Mildred Van Valkenburg and Nieces, 1989