A photo of Serge Obolensky with Phyllis Kirk - at El Morocco of course.

A photo of Suzanna Kay Kirk

A photo of Devin Allen Kirk

A photo of Devin Allen Kirk

Nancy Susan (Porter) Kirk, Frank William Porter, Sharon Diane (Porter) Busch, and Valerie "Babe" Dorraine (Jardine) Porter in Southgate, Michigan in 1962.

Oliver Kirk, American boxer and two-time Olympic gold medal winner

Seniors from the 1942 graduating class of Fresno Technical High School, Fresno, CA. Names listed above from left to right, top to bottom: Roland Kincade, Lois Kirk, Helen Kohfeld, Donald Kohman, Richard Kohman, Stella Kong, Elsie Kraft, Perry Kreamer, Helen Krilanovich, Doris Lake, John LaNotte, Clover Lee

The cast of the Mickey Mouse club plus creator Walt Disney. The original Mickey Mouse Club ran from 1955 - 1959. Very few families had television sets then. I remember when we moved to Cupertino CA when I was 5, my mother invited all of the neighborhood kids over to see the Mickey Mouse show so that we could meet them. Of course, Annette Funicello was the heroine, but I loved Tim Considine. I loved it when Spin and Marty were on.

my home

Melvin Kirk, Sr was b. 18 Feb 1862, son of Thomas Kirk and Elizabeth Maynard Kirk. He died in Lincoln County, WV 25 Feb 1911.

looking for family tree lost all contat my fathers name arthur kirk my mothers name befor she married my father was nellie Mcall i was born on the 31/07/1947 my mother died 1947

This picture is of my grandmother, Euna Blanche Brownlow Denton, shortly before she died from breast cancer. At her bedside are her remaining siblings alive at that time: Guy Brownlow, Erskin Brownlow,Mairl Kirk and sister-in-law Grace Brownlow.

This picture is of my mom and her aunt and uncle, Mairl Vivien Brownlow Kirk, and Ross Kirk. She lived with them for 7 years after finishing high school until she married. Mairl and Ross Kirk took in many people to live with them through the years and were always good and shared everything they owned.

This picture is of my mom and her aunt and uncle, Mairl Vivien Brownlow Kirk, and Ross Kirk. She lived with them for 7 years after finishing high school until she married. Mairl and Ross Kirk took in many people to live with them through the years and were always good and shared everything they owned.

This is a picture of several of my uncles during a snow. They were farmers and it appears they were going to work.

This is a group picture of the children of Edward Isaac Brownlow and Elizabeth Elvira Skipper Brownlow's children that survived to adulthood. The couple had 15 children, one set of twins. Edward Isaac Brownlow fathered a total of 24 children with his first wife and my great-grandmother, Elizabeth. From left to right: Alvis Ruth Rumbo, Mairl Vivien Kirk, Willie Jessamine Gossett, Jack Brownlow (Baptist minister), Euna Brownlow Denton, Guy Edward Brownlow (he lived to be in his 90's and was the last surviving child alive), Oscar Lawrence Brownlow (farmed at Abernathy, Texas, very successfully - died of heart attack at age 60), and Erskin Brownlow. The family lived in East Texas and then moved to Eldorado, Oklahoma, where they farmed for a number of years. The parents, Edward Isaac and Elizabeth Brownlow, are buried at Antioch Cemetery, near Eldorado, Jackson County, Oklahoma. All are now deceased.

This is a picture of my Great-Grandmother, Elizabeth Elvira Skipper Brownlow. She was married to Edward Isaac Brownlow and helped him raise his children from his first marriage after his wife died. Together in both marriages, Edward Isaac, fathered 24 children. Not all children lived to adulthood. 8 children of Elizabeth's lived to adulthood, including my grandmother, Euna Blanche Brownlow Denton. Pictured are from left to right: Mairl Vivien Brownlow Kirk, Willie Jessamine Brownlow, Elizabeth Elvira Brownlow, Euna Brownlow Denton, Alvis Ruth Brownlow Rumbo, and unknown elderly woman.

This is a picture of my great-aunt, Mairl Brownlow Kirk, and her husband, Ross Kirk. This couple was very kind to the entire extended family. My mother lived with them 7 years and my father boarded with him when he went to Texas Tech University. They were the most giving people in the world and always shared whatever they had. Ross died unexpectedly at age 53, leaving Mairl with a son (about 16) and a daughter, age 5. Mairl worked at home as a hairdresser to raise her children. Her son worked part-time jobs as well as going to school. Mairl was the daughter of Edward Isaac Brownlow and Elizabeth Elvira Skipper Brownlow. Mairl lived to be in her 80's and died at home watching t.v.

Obituary notice of my uncle, Ross Kirk. He lived in Eldorado, OK, and Lubbock, TX. He was married to Mairl Vivien Brownlow. Ross died in bed with his wife and was declared dead at the hospital.

This is the Golden Wedding anniversary of my great-aunt and great-uncle, Willie Jessamine Brownlow Gossett and Alvia Lester Gossett. This picture was taken at their home. They were married January 3, 1915, in Eldorado, Jackson County, Oklahoma. My grandmother, Euna Brownlow, married Lester's brother, John Luther Gossett. Euna Brownlow was also a sister to Willie Brownlow Gossett. People in the picture include from left to right: Mrs. Tindel, Lester Gossett, Willie Gossett, Euna Denton, Mairl Kirk, Mrs. Lee Brownlow, Guy Edward Brownlow, Grace Brownlow, Viola Brownlow, Oscar Brownlow, Alvis Rumbo and Jack Rumbo. Euna Denton, Mairl Kirk, Guy Brownlow, Oscar Brownlow, and Alvis Rumbo were siblings of Willie Gossett. Lester and Willie Gossett had a daughter (living) and a son, Clinton Gossett, deceased.

This is my Aunt Mairl Vivien Brownlow Kirk at our wedding in Canyon, Texas, at Joseph A. Hill Chapel on January 8, 1972. She was a beloved family member to all of the family. She married Ross Kirk and had two children. She was born 26 Feb 1908 in Eldorado, Jackson County, Oklahoma, to Edward Isaac Brownlow and Elizabeth Skipper Brownlow. The family was large with 24 children from 2 marriages of Edward Isaac but not all children lived to adulthood. Mairl worked and lived in Lubbock, Texas, and after she was widowed at a young age, she raised her 2 children alone. She died 4 Oct 1992 at her home at 2804 41st, Lubbock, Texas. She is buried in Resthaven Memorial Park, Lubbock, Texas.

This is a class from Garrison School, 1962-63. The teachers are Nettie Thompson (far left) and Miss Kinkaid (far right). (I believe Miss Kinkaid was the main teacher and Ms Thompson was the secondary as the photos were ordered "Kinkaid 22") Please see the other photos I've posted with the same teacher/s at the same school, different years (look under special collections, School Days). Two are id.ed as 4th and 5th grades with the same teacher/s, so I presume the others are also. I have posted all the names below, starting with front row left to right, then middle row, then back row. This photo was part of a lot of photos received from a person in Kansas, who got them from another person who collected them from numerous estate sales throughout Kansas and Oklahoma. I did a web search for a Garrison School in Kansas or Oklahoma and there seem to be several. I have written to one. There are also others across the US and Canada. I can't guarantee which one it might be. If anyone can tell me, I would be delighted. I hope the names will give a clue to someone. Also, it may be in the same district or county as a “Cleaveland School” which is mentioned on one of the class photos.

This is a class from Garrison School, 1960-61. The teacher is Miss Kinkaid. Please see the other photos I've posted with the same teacher at the same school, different years (look under special collections, School Days). This is id.ed as grade 5, Room 6. I have posted all the names below, starting with front row left to right, then middle, then back row. I have also listed one child who was "absent with mumps," at the end of the list, as the info might help to i.d. the school. This photo was part of a lot of photos received from a person in Kansas, who got them from another person who collected them from numerous estate sales throughout Kansas and Oklahoma. I did a web search for a Garrison School in Kansas or Oklahoma and there seem to be several. I have written to one. There are also others across the US and Canada. I can't guarantee which one it might be. If anyone can tell me, I would be delighted. I hope the names will give a clue to someone. Also, it may be in the same district or county as a “Cleaveland School” which is mentioned on one of the class photos.

This is a photo of Bessie Kirk added by Dale Houseworth on April 15, 2003.

Stone Chapel School 1930s-1940s, situated in SE Cherokee County, Oklahoma. This school was probably consolidated in the early 1960's.

This is a photo of Unknown added by Karlene Kirk on March 2, 2003.

Elsie Kirk, Kirksville MO written on photo. Friend or relative of Alice Mary (Smith) Patterson.

Henry Kirk's farm, 'Kirkville', on the Rapidan River in Culpeper County, VA, ca. 1900.