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James Desire LeBlanc (1881-1972) & Hughena Marie Bonin (1879-1975) of Cape Briton, Nova Scotia. Their attire is really interesting.

Georges Foureaux at the wheel of an old car, De Dion Bouton type G, in France, Reims, 1905

Eileen may have been an O'Brien, or her mother may have been an O'Brien. Possible names for Eileen's mother are Annie O'Brien Hancock, Mary O'Brien Daly, Margaret O'Brien (married name unknown)or perhaps her father was the O'Brien, maybe Bill, Patrick, Thomas, or Martin. Eileen was probably born in or near Athenry, County Galway, Ireland. She sent the photo to her Aunt Winnie O'Brien McGrath who had emigrated to Boston MA and then moved to Canada when she married Walter McGrath. I would like to find Eileen, as she is my mother's cousin and resembles my mother and me and my siblings.

Winnie O'Brien is probably my mother's cousin. She looks enough like my mother to be her sister. The photo may have been taken in the 1940's or 1950's, and was sent to another Winnie O'Brien (married name McGrath) who had emigrated to Boston Mass and then to Canada. The Winnie in Canada was my grandfather's sister. His name was James Joseph O'Brien. He was born in or near Athenry, County Galway, so I am assuming that the Winnie in the photo is from the same area. I would love to find Winnie.

Seated in front is (Mary) Theresa Hachey, born 1893 in Bathurst or Beresford, New Brunswick. She married John Joseph White in Gloucester MA. The others are said to be her siblings, but she had many, which ones are these? Possible identities are:
Margaret;
Tharsile, born about 1870;
Anne, b. abt 1872;
Joseph J. L., b. 1876, m. Mary Boudreau, fathered Mary Amanda, Joseph Damase, Joseph Edmond;
Stanislas J., b. 1877, m. Rose Pitre, fathered Mary Elizabeth, Joseph Cleophas, Mary Ann Rose;
Jean, b. 1881;
Francois (Frank), b. 1883;
Patrick, b. 1885;
Pierre David, b. about 1886-1887, m. Marie Alma Boudreau;
Augustin (Benjamin?) Benoit, b. 1889;
Paul Leo, AKA Napoleon, Nappy or Leo, b. 1891; m. Mary Florida (Flo) Godin, fathered Russell L., Rita Emily, Emily T.
Joseph Arthur, b. 1895;
Joseph Adelard, b. 1897, m. Jeanne Malenfant, fathered Raynald.

Anyone related to these? Identify anyone?

Tommy Francis and Norah. Either their mother or father was an O'Brien. The photo was taken some time in the first half of the 1900's, in Ireland. Their mother's name may have been Gertie, as the back of the photo says: "with all the best love to our Dear Auntie Winnie & Walter from Tommy Francis and Norah - Gertie."
Aunt Winnie's brother, James Joseph O'Brien, was my grandfather. He and Winnie were born in or near Athenry, County Galway, Ireland.

I would like to find Tommy Francis and Norah.
People in photo include: Tommy Francis O'Brien and Norah O'Brien

Left to right, back row: Patrick Sullivan, Timothy Joseph Sullivan; front: unknown, Catherine T Sullivan, Mary E Sulllivan (Mollie.) Since I knew 4 of them, and they were siblings, I assume that the unknown is a sibling too. They are all from the Bantry area of County Cork Ireland. Can anyone identify the unknown? They are the sons and daughters of Philip Sullivan and Nora O'Connor.

John Joseph WHITE s/o Thomas Henri LeBlanc and Catherine Conlon; Mary Theresa HACHEY d/o Joseph Hachey and Salome Landry.

This photo was in my parents' things. I assume he is a relative, so he may ba a White, LeBlanc, Hachey, O'Brien, Sullivan, or even another name. We lived in Boston, MA and he may have been from that area. Please contact me if he looks familiar or you see any clues on his uniform that may help identify him. I am only guessing that this was taken in the 1940's.

These girls may be sisters or cousins. Probably born in or near Athenry, County Galway, Ireland. They may have the surname O'Brien or it may be their mother(s) who are surnamed O'Brien. I believe they are the neices of my Grandfather James Joseph O'Brien and my grand-aunt Winnie O'Brien. It's possible that one or more of these girls are the same girls whose photos I have posted here, Winnie OBrien, Norah, and/or Eileen. But they may be someone else entirely. I would like to find them, as they may well be still living and are probably my mother's cousins.