This picture is from the Lakewood High School (California) 1973 year book. She was the typing teacher and definitely one of my favorite teachers.

A photo of Elmer Lee Robertson

A photo (old and cracked) of an unknown woman. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of an unknown baby. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo in the family album but we are unsure of the people. We suspect the man at bottom right might just be our great-grandfather John Robertson, and that it may be near the front of Lake Pontchartrain in Mandeville, LA.

A photo of Octavia Robertson. The third from the left with ribbon around head is my grandmother Octavia Missouri Robertson. Born in 1907, I am guessing maybe 15 here which would place this picture at about 1922. Five years later she would be married and giving birth to twins, my mother and uncle.

A photo of unknown children. From the family album, identity unknown. Two of the kids are making faces. The boy on the left is a classic. Act Silly

A photo of Joseph Henry Dash and Octavia Missouri Robertson Dash. My grandparents.

A formal photo of an unknown couple. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of an unknown girl. I am thinking this might be her first communion in the Catholic Church photo. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of an unknown family - Life Without Much Shoe Wearing. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of an unknown girl, dressed up for her photo. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of an unknown girl with bows and no shoes. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of an unknown handsome man. From the family album, identity unknown. The ladies in the family all concur he was one handsome devil.

A photo of an unknown little boy. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of an unknown girl. From the family album, identity unknown. About to post a matching little boy, probably her brother.

A photo of two slick fellows with a nice car. From the family album, identity unknown.

A photo of our unknown ancestors - Not sure who they are, in the family album but we do not know. Grandma looks vaguely Native American? Everyone claims to have Indian blood in the family, lol, but I did a DNA test and it just isn't so.

A photo of an unknown couple - I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated. Sideways Glance

A photo of an unknown man - I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated. Moustache

This is possibly a photo of my grandmother's brother Robert Louis Robertson who died of unknown causes at age 25 in 1929.

This photo is believed to be a photo of my grandmother's brothers Robert Louis Robertson and James Wesley Robertson. Believed Robert is on the left, and he soon after suffered an untimely death at age 25, cause unknown.

A photo of an unknown couple. I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated.

A photo of unknown brothers - I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated.

A photo of an unknown family - I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated. Picture Day

A photo of an unknown baby and girl - Holding Baby's Hand, Even If You Have To Bend It. I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated.

An unknown baby - Interesting place for a photo, right in front of a train. I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated. Baby and Train

A photo of an unknown man - I'm not sure of the person or date, a photo from the family albums. forgotten but appreciated. Wide Awake

This was in the family photo albums and we are not sure of the identity, but believe it to have been my grandmother's brothers and step brother. The brothers would be James Wesley and Robert Louis Robertson and probably center and right, the stepbrother William Olsan. We are not sure. Probably about 1920.

This was in the family photo albums and we are not sure of the identity, but believe it to have been my grandmother's brothers and stepbrother. The brothers would be James Wesley (center?) and Robert Louis Robertson (left?), the stepbrother William Olsan. We are not sure. Probably about 1920.

This is a graduation class from Fannett Township, Franklin County, PA ca. 1913. Members are John Heckman, Adaline Burke, Grace Robertson, Grace Ferguson, Ethel Piper, Lizzie Lovel, Nellie Stitt, and John Shope.

A photo of Virginia Celeste "Ginny" (Cooke) Robertson

A photo of William John Curnow and Elsie Jean Robertson

A photo of the wedding announcement of Cuthbert Charles Carrick and Isabella Elizabeth Heather Robertson

A photo of a painting of Rebecca Ann (Robertson) Buck, wife of Ernst Holt Buck

A photo of the Scott family: L-R: Robert N. Scott, Camilla Alabama Scott Robertson, Thomas Jefferson Scott, all born in Waterloo (Lauderdale County, Alabama), children of John Scott and second wife, Harriet Ferrell Thompson Scott.

Ruby Lee BODDIE / ROBERSON / ROBERTSON / ROBINSON / MITCHELL, the daughter of Albert and Anna Bell (MITCHELL / RUSSELL) BODDIE, was born on May 18, 1914 in LaGrange, Troup County, Georgia and attended Smyrna Baptist Church. In 1928, the family moved to Louisville, Kentucky after the death of her father, Albert BODDIE. In Louisville, Kentucky, Ruby attended Bethel Temple where she was baptized and filled with the Holy Spirit in 1930, shortly before meeting her future husband, Charles Thomas BEELER. Ruby's siblings include, John Wesley aka Karl (BODDIE) ROBINSON, Sarah Louise (BODDIE) ROBERTSON THOMAS, and Wilson Oliver James (BODDIE) ROBERTSON. Ruby married Charles Thomas BEELER on May 03, 1934 in Louisville, Kentucky. Ruby and Charles had 12 children: Addie Bell, Charlotte Lee, Charles David, John Thomas (died on March 04, 1951 in Detroit, Michigan), Grace Louise, Evelyn Cecelia, Esther Rachel, Sherman Albert, Louis Jonathon, Ruby Rebekah, Samuel Nathan, and Sarah Recalia. Charles and Ruby attended Bethel Temple in Louisville, Kentucky until they moved to Detroit in 1947. In Detroit, the family attended Clinton Street Greater Bethlehem Temple, first under Bishop Samuel Nathan Hancock, then under Bishop David Collins. In 1954, Ruby and Charles bought a house at 4515 Pennsylvania Street in Detroit, Michigan. In 1955, they moved to the farm in Holly, Michigan, and in 1978, Ruby founded and pastored Bethlehem Temple #4, now known as Holly Apostolic Church, at the historic Baptist Church building at 400 S. Saginaw, Holly, Michigan 48442. Mother Ruby BEELER eventually gave pastorship of the church over to her husband, Charles, and he then became Bishop of Holly Apostolic Church. Mother Ruby BEELER died on January 22, 1998 in Holly, Michigan and was buried at Rose Center Cemetary, in Rose Center Township, Michigan.

Dale Robertson, born Dayle Lymoine Robertson, was born in Oklahoma. At a young age, he was active in sports and he received a Bronze and Silver star in World War II. His movie career began in 1948 but he is most remembered by most of us for his roles on television - "Tales of Wells Fargo," "Iron Horse," and as host of "Death Valley Days." Later in his acting career, he also had roles in "Dynasty" and "Dallas". He died February 27, 2013 in San Diego California. He was survived by two daughters and one granddaughter.

1950 Newspaper clipping from Sacramento, California about the wedding of Robert H. Daneke and Janet (Robertson) Daneke. They were planning to live in Portland, Oregon after the wedding.

"Doris, Beverly & Will Robertson...Grandma Pennington's brother...Seattle, WA" handwritten on photo Photo found in an antique store in Santa Cruz, CA. I am not related to the folks in the photo.