Crystal dish (undated) and a cowbell (ca. 1914-1930). The blue and white ceramic creamer was a gift from Michael Bodkin to his granddaughter Gertie Bodkin Judy. The bottom of the creamer is stamped with the words "Kato [Keto?] Lunesville France," and the item has been professionally restored. The jewelry box and crystal dish originally belonged to Annie C. Tingler Judy (1865-1905), of whom there is a portrait in box 1. The top of the jewelry box shows an image of children in a meadow. The cowbell belonged to Isom, and was used to keep track of a bull on his Dry Fork River Valley farm, ca. 1914-1930, undated

Crystal dish (undated) and a cowbell (ca. 1914-1930). The blue and white ceramic creamer was a gift from Michael Bodkin to his granddaughter Gertie Bodkin Judy. The bottom of the creamer is stamped with the words "Kato [Keto?] Lunesville France," and the item has been professionally restored. The jewelry box and crystal dish originally belonged to Annie C. Tingler Judy (1865-1905), of whom there is a portrait in box 1. The top of the jewelry box shows an image of children in a meadow. The cowbell belonged to Isom, and was used to keep track of a bull on his Dry Fork River Valley farm, ca. 1914-1930, undated, Box: 5. Martin Judy Family Papers, A&M 3798. West Virginia and Regional History Center. https://archives.lib.wvu.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/158617 Accessed November 18, 2024.