A photo of Oliver Harold French, M.D. Deborah Greniman September 3, 2018 · Today is Dad's first birthday without Dad. Here he is as a British soldier in the Pioneer Corps. The war had broken out on his 18th birthday. (Britain was his third country, after Germany and France.) He was still Helmut Otto Freund at that point; later he became Oliver French. Just before his 65th birthday, he got a better present: grandson Neria Greniman. Happy birthday (2 days ago), Neria Greniman! And for his 75th birthday, he was presented with his youngest grandson, Eitan Ben-Ari. Happy birthday, Eitan Ben-Ari!

A photo of Oliver Harold French M.D.

A photo of Oliver Harold French M.D.

A photo of Oliver Harold French M.D. and family

A photo of Oliver Harold French M.D.

A photo of Oliver Harold French M.D. Barukh Dayan Ha'emet. Our beloved father, Dr. Oliver French, passed away very peacefully in his sleep last night, age 96. Here we are together in June of last year, in his garden. Shiva from today through Monday morning at 13 Ein Gedi St., 1st floor. Minha 16:55, ma'ariv 17:30, shaharit 7:00 am. — with Oliver French.

A photo of Oliver French M.D.

A photo of Avis Adell (French) Sessums

A photo of Willie Howard French

A photo of Rosa Lee French

A photo of Robert Haskell French

A photo of Grady Clifton French

A photo of the French, Becker, and Socolick families on my 3rd Birthday .( me) Lorri French sitting on Uncle Dimitri “Pete” Socolick ‘s lap, Joan Becker French (my mom) cousin Jeanie Socolick , Brother David M. French sitting on Cousin Ellen Socolick’s lap .

A photo of David M. French ll

A photo of Arliss M French

A photo of Arliss M French

A photo of Arliss M French

A photo of Arliss M French

A photo of Robert Ernest French

A photo of Robert L French (1983 - 2002)

A photo of Robert L French (1983 - 2002)

A photo of Robert L French (1983 - 2002)

A photo of Robert L French (1983 - 2002)

A photo of Robert L French (1983 - 2002)

A photo of Robert L French (1983 - 2002)

A photo of Jessica Louise French

A photo of Edsel Chester French

A photo of Tonya Lynn Bockhoff

A photo of Laurie Ann French

A photo of Dawn Marie Breeding

A photo of Minnie Lee Sessums

A photo of Minnie Lee Sessums

A photo of Laura M. Youngblood and Cliffie Earlene French

Children, daughter-in-law, and granddaughter pictured along with Hezekiah Roberson "Bob" Youngblood (1853-1927) and Lula Adaline Bolton (1856-1927). L-R: Mary Julia "Julia" Spradley (Mrs. James David "Jim") Youngblood, Lula Adaline Bolton (27 Sep 1856-23 Jul 1927), Lula Elizabeth "Lizzie" Youngblood (Mrs. Homer Sneed) Coskrey (1887-1970), Robert Lee "Robbie" Youngblood (1878-1960), Minnie Lee Youngblood (Mrs. Louis Lawrence) Pippin (1878-1947), Laura M. Youngblood (Mrs. Andrew Jackson) French (1878-1947), Cliffie Earlene "Earlene" French (Mrs. Judge Aaron ) Swindell (1909-1942), Willis F. Allen (neighbor) (1869-1946), and Hezekiah Roberson "Bob" Youngblood (6 Feb 1853-23 Jul 1927).

A photo of Lillie Mae Creach with her family.

Martha "Mattie" Elizabeth (Love) French in the 1940's with the Partridge Church Ladies, Partridge, Reno Co., KS

Back of photo, hand written: "James French, was this Ballard's father?" Found civil war draft registration for a James B. French in Kansas, 1863. This James was born Dec. 1830 and was married to Aggie I. French; they had a son, Ballard French who died in Los Angeles in 1965. Not my relative. Photo found in antique shop in Clovis, Ca.

This is a family group of Charles Benson WAMBOLDT and his wife Mary Rebecca BEACH's family. There are a couple of x marks on the photo and 4 people are numbered 1-4. I am not sure what the crosses and numbers signify. Number 1 is over the head of the woman standing to the far left and wearing a dark dress. She is not identified. Number 2 is on the white skirt of the young lady seated 2nd from the left. She is unidentified. Number 3 is over the head of the man standing 2nd from the right. He is unidentified. Number 4 is on the skirt of Ada Mae FRENCH (nee WAMBOLDT 1883-1958) standing on the right directly in front of her husband James Henry FRENCH (1878-1948) and holding their daughter Beulah (1905-1937 who married George HARDY). Ada is the 2nd eldest daughter of Mary & Charles WAMBOLDT. Georgina BEACH (nee MUNROE 1823-1909), Mary Rebecca's mother, is seated in the chair. Her son Archibald BEACH (1861-1925) is wearing a light-colored suit and standing to the left of her chair with his hand upon it. Charles Benson WAMBOLDT (1858-1914) is behind his mother-in-law Georgina just to the right of her with his hand on her chair back. The next man to the right of him with a white moustache is Francis Henry WAMBOLDT (1835-1911), his father. The woman in front of Francis looks just like other pictures of his wife, Nancy DOYLE (1837-1913), but she looks too young - perhaps she is Nancy D. WAMBOLDT (1883-1922) his youngest child. Mary Rebecca BEACH (nee WAMBOLDT 1856-1942) is just to the right of Francis and standing behind an unidentified adolescent boy. Adelaide Melissa BRIGGS (nee WAMBOLDT 1897-1978)is the young girl seated in the front with flowers in her lap. If anyone can identify the others in the photo, or if I have misidentified some, please contact me at BlindAlleyGene@gmail.com or through Ancient Faces. Thank you.

L>R bottom row: David YOUNG, Irving DUNN, Walter BYRON, Hobart KING, Roy THOMPSON, William CONDON, Walter LAWRENCE. Second row: Albert SADLER, George COOMBS, Wendell BERGLUND, George RICHARDSON, Cecil HUDGINS, George CLAYTON, Lyle REYNOLDS, Unidentified. Third row: Wilma THOMPSON, Doris CUNNINGHAM, Allison MASSIE, Patricia SHERRY, L. SAWYER, Mary FRENCH, William MASSIE, Alice PARKER, Louise INESON, Marian LAIRD. Fourth row: Victoria GRALA, Dorothy DAVIS, Mable STUART, Leota BAKER, Annie BULETTE, Helen MEKKELSON, Virginia ROACH, Pauline FLERRA, Alice LAWRENCE, Margaret HEATH. Fifth row: Richard HOOD, Mary TOMPKINS, Mary MAURO, Mary DUGGAN, Elsie FRENCH, Ella LIVERMORE, Virginia GORTON, Agnes ANDERSEN, Mary SOARES, M. CHRISTIANSEN, Eleanor MORISON, Walter HOLT.

School children who attended Fairmount Grade School about 1926-27.