Genealogical information on the members of my family tree. Surnames include Cleveland, Correll, Cully, Dawson, Dice, Dillon, Doumont, Edmundson, Gafvert, Graffius, Greenawalt, Grindstaff, Hardin, Harrison, Haworth, Holiday, Johnston, Moreland, Nelson, Pettit, Rinehart, Rodenberger, Ronning, Rudy, Scarborough, Shields, Spring, Stoner, Taylor, Trimble, Wood.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Dawson or Dillon Unidentified Photos, Part 3
Dawson or Dillon Unidentified Photos
I've scanned in more photos. I think they are from either my Dillon or Dawson lines. One photo previously identified as Dudley Dawson was included in the envelope. There was also a post card of The Robinson Art Shop, Clovis, New Mexico where the Dillons lived.
I lean towards Dillon in this photo. My brother Kenneth in written on the reverse. In the 1930 Federal Census, the two sons of Jennie D. (Dillon) Scott were living in Wyoming (Clarence) and Illinois (Kenneth). Car aficionados: are those vehicles close to 1930 cars?
I lean towards Dillon in this photo. My brother Kenneth in written on the reverse. In the 1930 Federal Census, the two sons of Jennie D. (Dillon) Scott were living in Wyoming (Clarence) and Illinois (Kenneth). Car aficionados: are those vehicles close to 1930 cars?
Reverse side "My brother Kenneth"
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?World War 1? |
Alba Ernest Craft Edited based on identification. Thank you. |
Monday, May 12, 2014
Sharon Anne Hogan, 1945-2002
While researching my Dawson line, I came across these on-line memorials to my Second Cousin Once Removed, Sharon Anne Hogan, the daughter of Elta (Dawson) and Everett C. Hogan. Sharon was a university librarian at the University of Illinois at Chicago, as well as vice provost for information management. She was in the forefront with bringing libraries into the electronic-age.
Sharon in 1973 from my collection |
The New York Times, May 4, 2002 www.nytimes.com/2002/05/04/us/sharon-anne-hogan-57-a-leading=librarian... |
Sharon Anne Hogan, 1945-2002 |
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Unidentifed Family in a 1916 or 1917 Maxwell
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