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Photo of Shelley Cardiel Shelley Cardiel
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10/05/2017
Johnson Family
I’ve “rescued” an old photograph of Oluf JOHNSON’S children including Jessie, Ivah, and Geneva JOHNSON. The photograph was taken in the early 1900’s with the three children likely about 4-7 years old at the time the photograph was taken. The photograph is of 2 girls and a boy with the boy appearing to be the oldest. There is no studio or location identified on the photograph though it was recovered in Washington State. I’m hoping to locate someone from this JOHNSON Family so that the photograph can be returned to the care of family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me.

Thanks,
Shelley

People in photo include: Jessie Johnson, Ivah Johnson, and Geneva Johnson
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Photo of AncientFaces AncientFaces
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10/09/2017
The Johnson children, circa 1908. Don't you love the girls' shoes?
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Photo of Judy Scarlett Judy Scarlett
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10/09/2017
Lindsay Johnson, Diane Hutchings Johnson, Jill Johnson Pugh, Andy Johnson, Phillip Johnson
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10/09/2017
Diane Johnson
Photo of Linda Peters Linda Peters
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10/09/2017
My mother is a Johnson born in 1929 to James and Estella Baker Johnson in Maine and raised in an orphanage in Manchester NH
Photo of Becky Kelly Becky Kelly
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10/09/2017
Love these old picture's.
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Photo of Chris Matthews Chris Matthews
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10/09/2017
My daughters wore shoes like these in the 70s but they went up to the ankle. These are very sweet but so many buttons!
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10/09/2017
obsessed but they are prob a nightmare to buckle
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Photo of Helen Norvell Helen Norvell
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10/09/2017
So cute
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Photo of Sheila Mason Casper Sheila Mason Casper
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10/09/2017
Very handsome family!
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Photo of Susan Jacobsen Susan Jacobsen
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10/09/2017
I love that young man's shirt - has to be linen xx
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Photo of Sheridan Fenwick Sheridan Fenwick
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10/09/2017
SUCH BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN
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Photo of Dorothy Laird Dorothy Laird
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10/09/2017
Wow they had gladiator shoes back then, cut little family, very well dressed
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Photo of Nic Saunders Nic Saunders
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10/09/2017
American Dutchess sells shoes like these as repros
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10/09/2017
So that is ribbon, not leather, up their legs? They're carriage boots?
Photo of Nic Saunders Nic Saunders
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10/10/2017
The carriage boots are lovely but no it's these ones:
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Photo of AncientFaces AncientFaces
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10/10/2017
They had similar shoes (sold out) with flat soles and ribbons - no heel. I thought that maybe that's what they had on.
Photo of Cheryl Cantwell Cheryl Cantwell
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10/09/2017
The eldest girl looks so sad and her brother also appears sad. This photo has a lot going on. More than meets the eye.
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Photo of Daphnée Lajeunesse Daphnée Lajeunesse
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10/09/2017
Not sad, mostly bored! Used to take a while to take a pic..
Photo of Cheryl Cantwell Cheryl Cantwell
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10/09/2017
Daphnée Lajeunesse no the oldest girl definitely looks sad. Look at her face.
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10/09/2017
I'm not getting 'sad' either. Just bored, as stated earlier.
Photo of Jo Mumzies Jo Mumzies
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10/09/2017
they didn't smile bad teeth for the most part and forced into a moment of a photographer they probably didn't know????
Photo of Linda Eaton Linda Eaton
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10/09/2017
Strappy high-tops.
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10/09/2017
They used a special hook to button up.
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Photo of Catherine Gavin Catherine Gavin
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10/09/2017
They are so well dressed and lovely looking children. Hope their Family Photo reunites them with their Family.
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Photo of Jan Doss Jan Doss
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10/09/2017
My Aunt Joanne Kriege 1923. She was two years old.
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10/09/2017
Bellos zapatos y el rozón de la niñita ,,,hermoso😍😍
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10/09/2017
Adorable!!
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10/09/2017
Cute children.
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Photo of Marla Hensley Haun Marla Hensley Haun
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10/09/2017
That is a nice, clear photo considering its age. Beautiful children too!
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Photo of Nancee Hardcastle Gray Nancee Hardcastle Gray
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10/09/2017
Sometimes shoes like that had a brace in the back to help support their ankles.
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Photo of Cheryl Johnson Sessums Cheryl Johnson Sessums
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10/09/2017
I don't recognize them.
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Photo of Evelyn Johnson Bergquist Evelyn Johnson Bergquist
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10/09/2017
I don't recognize this either
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Photo of Jo Mumzies Jo Mumzies
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10/09/2017
it's a boot.
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Photo of Linda Collins Linda Collins
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10/09/2017
I’m a Johnson
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10/09/2017
Beth Armour
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Photo of Marci Sturgis Marci Sturgis
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10/09/2017
Lovely
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10/09/2017
A year after my house was built. Cuties.
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Photo of Maty de Orero Maty de Orero
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10/09/2017
Más Guapis imposible. Q niños tan bellos! Y los zapatos se llevan ahora para adultos!! 😊
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Photo of Gina Kingsbury Gina Kingsbury
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10/10/2017
That's interesting! I've never seen that style in a children's shoe, although it was popular for beach shoes in the 20s.
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Photo of Sally Roffey Ivison Sally Roffey Ivison
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10/10/2017
Beautiful little family! So smart for their special moment X
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Photo of James Johnson James Johnson
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10/10/2017
Don't recognize them, We could be related. .you just never know! :)
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Photo of Jan Mortimer Jan Mortimer
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10/10/2017
They're all so precious.
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