Jody Mckinney

A relative gave me this photo of my great great grandparents. We're not sure about Minnie. She was called a "halfbreed" back then, she was 1/2 cherokee and 1/2 white. Appently she passed away shortly after this picture was taken, but we havent found any evidence on her where-abouts in Missouri. We're not even sure of her real name. Minnie Hannon is on one of sons death certificate Minnie Wheeler is on another one. Last but not least this picture shows Minnie B.

If anyone can shed some light on this please do so. Thank you. 12-28-2003 I have death certs that have different last names for Minnie (Wheeler, Hannon, Hayes, Harmon) I am still at a stand still I do know she was half cherokee. Thanks for all the help.

5-12-04 Found Minnie Hunter (Harmon) Burried in a cemetery called Homeland Cemetery located in Howell County Missouri she was born in Kansas in 1877 and died while givin birth to her son Fred Eugene Hunter on 9-16-1916.
People in photo include: Mattie Hunter, Dorie Hunter, and Virginia Hunter

This is a picture of my grandfather when he was in the navy during World War II. He was on the USS BAUSELL DD 846, and aboard the USS ST. GEORGE. I am presently waitin for his military records to see if he was on any other ships. If anyone knew him and or has any pictures of him I would be greatfull to see them. He had a nick name "RED RUDDER" or just "Red." He never really talked about the war much, and none of my family even knew anything about his military past. He had earn some medals that I am researchin now but im waitin for more paper work.