The Conley Family of Camden, NJ
These pictures were found among the papers of Edward Patterson, an Army veteran who died alone in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, a few years before this account was written in 2009. His mother was a Conley, and most of the pictures appear to show her, her parents and various Conley cousins. Almost all of them lacked names on the back, so most of the people pictured have not been identified. The photos were taken mostly between the late 1890s and 1960; a few are more recent, perhaps around 1980.
The Conley family was in Camden by the late 1890s, and they were among the first families to move to the new homes in Yorkship Village when it was built during World War I. They remained a presence there for many years thereafter. The Conleys have served Camden as members of the police department and in other aspects of civic life in the city.
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Family Photographs
Photographer’s imprint on the mount: D. H. Terry, Amherstburg and Kingsville, Ontario.

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The Conley Family

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Charlotte and Charlie, a wedding portrait. The mount is inscribed in ink, “Charlotte and Charlie.”

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Bushman Studio, 311 So. Broadway, Camden, N. J. — envelope addressed to Mrs. R. Conley, 2912 E. Octagon Rd., Camden 4, N. J. Postmarked Camden, N. J., August 1953.

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Obituaries: Mrs. Mary E. Gillespie; John G. Krajan

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See Also
Camden Families
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