The Clark family lived in Geneva for several generations, living on South Main Street and in New York City.

Cleo Cameron was an alias for a woman who ran a brothel in Geneva.

The Covert family included two physicians, father and son, who practiced in Geneva for many decades

The DeLancey family lived in Geneva for several generations. Bishop William Heathcote DeLancey was known as the first bishop of Western New York.

The Dennington and Smith families were farmers in the Town of Geneva.

The DeZeng family were involved in several ventures in the early to late 1800s in Geneva, including in the founding of Trinity Church and Hobart College.

Hugh W Dobbin was a serving officer in the War of 1812, ending his career as a Brig. Gen.

Collection covers four generations of Dove family members, but focuses on brothers Paul and Arthur Dove.

The Dox family were residents of Geneva in the 19th century.

Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell became the first female doctor in the United States in 1849 through the Geneva Medical College.