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Working on the railroad
This is a photo of my Grandfather, Audray Oliver Allen, taken when he worked for the railroad as a very young man. Not sure of date taken. He was born in 1900 and died in 1936. Photo probably dates from around 1918 to 1923.
Audray O. Allen
My Grandfather, Audray Oliver Allen. Photo taken sometime within a couple of years before his 1929 marriage to my grandmother.
People in photo include: Audray O Allen
People in photo include: Audray O Allen
Woman and baby
Woman holding a baby by the bank of a river or lake.(possibly a Hoyt, Carter, Or Bartlett)
This is the second photo in a collection given to my aunt in Three Rivers, MI by an elderly neighbor who claims to be related to our family. My aunt thought it looked like one of her aunts, but couldn't be sure. I would appreciate information from anyone who thinks they may recognize her. The pho was in an envelope with some postcards dated 1926 which had been sent to my great-freat grandmother Bartlett.
This is the second photo in a collection given to my aunt in Three Rivers, MI by an elderly neighbor who claims to be related to our family. My aunt thought it looked like one of her aunts, but couldn't be sure. I would appreciate information from anyone who thinks they may recognize her. The pho was in an envelope with some postcards dated 1926 which had been sent to my great-freat grandmother Bartlett.
Abigail & Arzilla Allen with Margaret or Sarah
My great-great Grandmother, Abigail (Reeder) Allen with (left to right), daughter Arzilla (Allen) Kiess, another daughter (unsure of which one, either Margaret Allen or Sarah [Allen] Jones. Unsure of who the last woman is. She bears a very strong resemblance to an older photo of a young girl identified only on the back of said photo as "AuSeva Ridall".
People in photo include: Arzilla (Allen) Kiess and Either Margaret or Sarah Allen
People in photo include: Arzilla (Allen) Kiess and Either Margaret or Sarah Allen
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Isaac Allen, Civil War
This is my great-great grandfather, Isaac Allen from PA, 1st lieutenant, Co. G,76th Pennsylvania Infantry. This photo is contained within an old monogrammed album which once belonged to my great-great grandmother, Abigail (Reeder) Allen, which was graciously given to me by a 2nd cousin. I have lots of great photos that I am willing to share with other family members!1865
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Military man
Man in Military uniform (WWI or WWII?) with woman (probably his wife) by his side.(possibly a Bartlett)
Mystery photo #5 given to my aunt in Three River, MI by the elderly neighbor who says that she is related to us. The photo was in an envelope with some postcards which were dated 1926 and sent to my great-great grandmother Bartlett in Cadillac, MI. Does anyone recognize these people?
Mystery photo #5 given to my aunt in Three River, MI by the elderly neighbor who says that she is related to us. The photo was in an envelope with some postcards which were dated 1926 and sent to my great-great grandmother Bartlett in Cadillac, MI. Does anyone recognize these people?
The gang's all here, where's the party?
several ladies and gentleman standing outside the the winter snow. Old car in the background. Man in the center is holding what appears to be a liqour bottle.(possibley Hoyt Or Bartlett relatives)
The 4th photo in the envelope given to my aunt in Three Rivers, MI by an elderly lady who says that she is related to us. It was in an envelope with some postcards dated form 1926 which had been sent to my great-great grandmother Bartlett.
The 4th photo in the envelope given to my aunt in Three Rivers, MI by an elderly lady who says that she is related to us. It was in an envelope with some postcards dated form 1926 which had been sent to my great-great grandmother Bartlett.
the North Pole??
Two men and a woman standing by a pole in the winter snow.(possible Hoyts Or Bartletts)
Picture #3 in a collection given to my aunt in Three Rivers, MI by an elderly woman claiming to be related to us. Does anyone recognize them? They were in an evelope with postcards dated 1926 which had been sent to my great-great grandparents address in Cadillac, MI.
Picture #3 in a collection given to my aunt in Three Rivers, MI by an elderly woman claiming to be related to us. Does anyone recognize them? They were in an evelope with postcards dated 1926 which had been sent to my great-great grandparents address in Cadillac, MI.
Do you know this man?
This is one of several photos that my Aunt in Three Rivers, MI has. The photos were given to her by an elderly lady that says that her step mother or step father (I foget which) was a relative of ours. This would have been on the Hoyt / Bartlett side of our family. If anyone recognizes him, please let me know. Thank you. - Chirstine Gose
Does anyone recognize this man. I was told that he is a relative of my Hoyt / Bartlett family in Michigan, but so far nobody knows his name, or how he is related. The photo was in an envelope with some postcards dated 1926 which had been sent to the home of my great-great grandmother Bartlett. This man was probably related to her daughter, Florence Bartlett.
Does anyone recognize this man. I was told that he is a relative of my Hoyt / Bartlett family in Michigan, but so far nobody knows his name, or how he is related. The photo was in an envelope with some postcards dated 1926 which had been sent to the home of my great-great grandmother Bartlett. This man was probably related to her daughter, Florence Bartlett.
Abigail (Reeder) Allen
My great-great grandmother, Abigail (Reeder) Allen. Wife of Issac Allen, mother of John Burdell Allen, Grandmother of Audray O. Allen, great-grandmother of Richard E. Allen
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Abigail (Reeder) Allen
My great-great grandmother, Abigail (Reeder) Allen. Another of the photos given to me by a 2nd cousin.
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Agnes (Murphy) Worthington and daughters
Agnes (Murphy) Worthington {seated} with daughters: Sarah Ellen, Agnes, and Clara. The elder Agnes, who died about 1871, was the wife of Bazzle Worthington (son of Benjamon Worthington and Betsy Porter). Sarah Ellen Worthington was my great-grandmother.
Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Abigail (Reeder) Allen.
George and Frances McNeal
My great-grandparents, Frances Adelade (Eddy) and George Marshall McNeal. George was born around the 1840's. They were the parents of my grandfather, George Walter McNeal. Both are buried in Michigan. If anyone has information on this family, please contact me.
George M. McNeal
This is my great-grandfather, George Marshall McNeal. He was born around the 1840's (different records conflict this date), but there is some mystery as to where. Oral family history says that he was born aboard the ship traveling from Ireland to Canada, and that his mother died at sea after giving birth. Some census records list his place of birth as Ireland, some list it as Canada. He died and is buried in Michigan. If anyone has information on any othe the people shown in my "McNeal" photos, please contact me.
Uncle Dave
This photo is of my great-uncle David McNeal. Originally from Michigan, he was born in the later 1800's, and moved out to Oregon, where he and his second wife had the hobby of raising skunks. He died and is buried in Oregon. I believe that this photo was taken during a visit home to see family in Michigan.
David McNeal
My great-uncle David McNeal. Born in later 1800's and originally from Michigan. Died in Oregon. He was the son of George Marshall McNeal and Francis Adelade (Eddy) McNeal, brother of my grandfather, George Walter McNeal. Grandson of David McNeal of Ireland.
