Cecilia Dossett

Descendants of James Robert Bailey and Callie Idonia Remley Bailey of Monroe County, Alabama. The missing siblings are Rusian "Bud" Bailey and Clara Belle Bailey. Bruder "Brutus' Bailey, Margaret, Bernice, Theodore R. Bailey, Guey "Dewey" Bailey, and Lucille Bailey.

William James Dossett and wife Mary T. Woodham Maund Dossett. Four of her five children from her first marriage are present. Sadly. none of the three boys lived to reach adult age. The three young children in the front row are the children she had with William James. The boy on the right is WJ's nephew John Hiram Dossett. John Hiram lost his parents during the Civil War. Older sister Lucinda Maund is not present in the picture. She had married very young and had moved away.

Mittie Ardella Dossett Benefield and Maggie Dossett Baldwin on Maggie's wedding day.

Bascom Roosevelt Dossett and Minnie Lucile Bailey Dossett on their wedding day.

Alter Levi Benefield and Mittie Ardella Dossett Benefield. Alter and Mittie met when he was the teacher at Brown's Cross Roads School and she was a student. Because a student was not allowed to date a teacher, she dropped out of school at 14 and they later married.

Photo of William James Dossett and his wife Mary T. Woodham Maund Dossett. Before she and W.J. married, Mary was a widow with two or three children by her deceased husband Joseph Maund. Her children (in the front)are John Thomas Dossett (the baby,probably), Lucinda Dossett (center), and James Elbert Dossett (on the right on father's knee). Nellie Maund is standing to the left and her brothers (names unknown) are standing behind their mother and stepfather. The baby may be their daughter Martha Jane Dossett and not John Thomas. John Thomas Dossett may have been born a year and a half after this family photo was taken.
People in photo include: Lucinda Dossett, Martha Jane Dossett, and Nellie Maund (Daughter of Joseph Maund)

Photo album of the Jongebloed family of Weser-Ems area of North West Germany.

Looking over the old photo album from the family of the Weser-Ems state in North West Germany.

A photo of John Nelson Gregg (center - 1827-1923) He was a Civil War Veteran and he lived in Monroe County, Alabama.

This photo was taken on a special event day, possible their wedding. Nicholas Jongebloed and Mathilde Nordman were married in Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama in the late 1920's.
People in photo include: Nicolaus (Nicholas) Jongebloed

Mittie Ardella Dossett Benefield and her husband Alter Levi Benefield. Dale County, Alabama. They did not have a wedding picture taken ten years earlier so this might be their first formal picture taken together.

Nicholas and Mathilda Jongebloed and brother Henry in the 1920's.
People in photo include: Mathilda (Nordman) Jongebloed and Heinrich "Henry" Nordman