Morris, New York

Charle H. Lawrence in his hardware store.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/131775117/charles-h-lawrence

CH Lawrence used the building on the left.

The buildings in August 2024.

The New Berlin Gazette on June 6, 1935 had a column on page one about the hamlet of Finksville. One man living at one time in Finksville was Lorenzo VanPelt who was a father to Mary A. VanPelt who was a wife of Charles Lawrence, who ran a hardware store in Morris.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/100683497/lorenzo-vanpelt

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/92233801/mary-a-lawrence

Some film of Linn Tractors at the United Verde Mine and plowing snow in New York are available on youtube.

Linn Tractors at the United Verde Mine, Part 1

Linn Tractors from Morris NY at Jerome AZ mining at the United Verde Mines. Copper ore mined here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Verde_Mine

https://youtu.be/16JMcJLOym4?si=kEXr9Pwmq_z2u_Y_

Shared by Peggy Knapp McCrea on January 27, 2016

Photo is from the book Morris New York 1773-1923 by Joyce Foote

The signature looks like Ada Wilson, Born in 1873 -- maiden name Ada Briggs, mother of Lillian who was the wife of Earl Gage who ran a meat and grocery market on Main St in Morris. She was a nurse and married to Charles Wilson -- who was born in 1846.

To zoom in click on the first link below.

To make the back of the card easier to read I have rotated the image and attached it below.