Kari Rugh

A photo of Henry Roth, Jr. & sister, Elma Roth, taken with Elma's "celluloid doll with real hair". Children of Heinrich Roth, Sr. & Anna Schwabenland Roth.

Albert Kaczka
Nationality: French (Jewish)
Residence: Paris, France
Death: 1942
Cause: Murdered in Auschwitz (buried in Auschwitz death camp)
Age: 9 years

A photo of Elnora Kerr as a child

A photo of Lois Faulkner and her brother. From Edler in Baca Co. in the state of Colorado.
People in photo include: Lois Faulkner

A photo of WWII Nurse Vivian Bullwinkle. Escaping Singapore on 12th Feb 1942 with 65 other Australian war nurses on the SS Vyner Brooke along with hundreds of other men, women and children, she found herself and 21 other nurses on Radji Beach, Banka Island.

When Japanese troops arrived, they killed all the men, then they gathered 22 nurses together at the beach.

Vivian said nothing aloud. None of the nurses did. Except for the sound of the water hitting their thighs, the beach was silent. Vivian, sad to think her mother would never learn what happened to her, suddenly felt peaceful when she realized she would soon see her deceased father. She wanted to communicate her new emotion to the other nurses. She turned and smiled at them. They returned her smile 'in a strange and beautiful way.'The Japanese and ordered them into the sea, where they machine gunned them.

Nurse Bullwinkel, badly wounded and feigning death, was the only survivor..

A photo of the Kaminaka Family, Zentaro, Riki, Mikazu, Noriko, Joseph, Tamotsu, Shizuko

A photo of Aunt Emma Adams on her birthday. She lived in Tipton, Missouri. This picture was taken at age 80.

A photo of Elma (Bowman) Simmons (right) and her sister Mary (Bowman) Duncan, known to the family as "Aunt Mait".

A photo of Beulah Fae Parsley and her baby brother, C. Conrad "Cub" Parsley. This photo was taken in about 1938. It could have been early spring. They were the children of Charles "Charlie" and Ruth (Bowling) Parsley in Laurel County, Kentucky. Conrad Parsley got his nickname 'Cub' from the outfit he is wearing in this photo. It was made from poodle cloth (from wool?) and his mom said he looked just a like a cubby bear.

Pesha Rasnick and Barnett Fine, married in New York City in 1898. Pesha was the daughter of Dov and Dvora Rasnick. Barnett was the son of Berl and Perle Feinstein Fine, and the grandson of Rabbi Barnett and Mina Feinstein.

The wedding of Les and Emma Murphy. Left to right: Nora Murphy (Mrs George Brownrigg), John (Jack) Murphy, Les (seated), Emma, her mother Honoria Murphy (nee Wilson, from Dublin)
People in photo include: Emma (Murphy) Hall, Nora (Murphy) Brownrigg, and John "Jack" Murphy

On the back of the photo board it states that 'This is Paul Zimdars son age 3.' in one hand, and in another hand immediately above it states 'Elmer Zimdars'
People in photo include: Elmer Zimdars

A photo of Florence Gabrielle Wilton and her daughters, Vancouver.

A photo of Mary (Carmichael) Milroy and 4 generations of her descendants. This was taken on the front porch of her son Lafayette's house.

Left, standing - Jane (Milroy) Bowman (1842-1938).

Center, standing - Elma (Bowman) Simmons (1862-1943).

Right, standing - Mabel (Simmons) Herrick (1884-1932) and her son Harold Herrick (1903-1990).

Seated - Mary (Carmichael) Milroy (1818-1909).

A photo of Amy Bertha Ernestine (Pepper-Staveley) Sparrow

Emma Knoll and William Behling wedding in Wisconsin

This is a photo of Mary Eva Schoonmaker Teepe. She is in her fiance's racing cart.
People in photo include: Schoonmaker

A photo of Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France circa 1901

Believed to be built on the site of a Temple to Jupiter and then an early Christian basilica, building began on the cathedral in 1160 and took a century to (mostly) complete. Many of the materials from the previous churches were used in the construction of the new cathedral. Over the centuries, there were additions and modifications in the building but the basic structure has remained mainly the same. The most famous stained glass windows date from the 1200s.

- A cathedral school opened in Notre Dame in 1170, decades later becoming the University of Paris.

- A Third Crusade was announced from the cathedral.

- Henry VI of England was crowned King of France in Notre Dame.

- James V of Scotland was married there, as were Mary Queen of Scots and Henry IV of France.

- Victor Hugo set his novel "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" in the cathedral.

- Napoleon had his coronation in Notre Dame, presided over by Pope Pius VII.

The cathedral has been the home of innumerable pieces of valuable art and religious artifacts and a center of Paris for over 850 years.

A photo of Bertha Ella Dodds Lindsey. This picture was taken about 1921.