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2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
Elijah Miller was born on May 21, 1870. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Elijah Miller.
Miller family of Jackson County , Indiana
From left to right Elijah Miller my G-grandfather, center Mr. Clendenin brother-in-law of Elijah, Oliver Perry Miller my GG-grandfather.
People in photo include: Oliver Perry Miller
People in photo include: Oliver Perry Miller
Date & Place:
at Main street Vallonia , Indiana in Vallonia, Indiana USA
Cecelia Hermes & William Aufderheide
Cecelia Hermes married William Aufderheide (Gr Grandmothers Wedding).
People in photo include: William Aufderheide and Cecelia (Hermes) Aufderheide
People in photo include: William Aufderheide and Cecelia (Hermes) Aufderheide
Anna Susanna (Faix) Iren was born in 1864 in Hungary, and died at age 64 years old in 1928 in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut Czechoslovakia.
Anna Susanna Fajk Family
Anna Susanna Fajk
Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy
Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy
Joyce Vandever (as she was known in her later years) was a loving mother of two daughters Kathleen Rae (Kroetch) Pinna & Pam (Kroetch) Marks who she had with Frank Kroetch, and grandma to two grandchildren Daniel J Pinna & Layne. Joyce had a half-sister, Lois (Benning) Ewen, the product of her father's first marriage. She also had a step-brother, Charles Henry Barrett Jr., from her mother's second marriage to Charles Henry "Heine" Barrett.
She had many friends and relatives in California, Washington state, England and Wales. Her best childhood and lifelong closest friend was Beverly Clarice (Washington) Scoffone in Monte Sereno California. Joyce loved being a grandmother and spent countless weekends with her grandchildren. She lived in the California Hawaiian mobile home park at 3637 Snell Ave in San Jose for many years when it was an adult community.
To hear Joyce describe herself see Joyce Vandever In Her Own Words
Joyce Benning, Seattle, WA 1931
A photo of Joyce (Benning) Kroetch. Although her first name was Marian, she always went by Joyce. She was such a cutie!
Date & Place:
in USA
Gladys (Simmons) Van Kleeck
Probably taken in Kingston, New York. Guessing the date would be sometime in the 1910s? The silver in the emulsion went bad and this is the best I could do to reduce the reflectivity.
Eskfir Pinyakova
Eskfir was only 10 when she was sadly murdered during the Drobitskiy Yar murder site on Kharkov, Ukraine on October 1941
Date & Place:
in Kharkiv, Kharkiv Oblast Ukraine
Unknown Friends
This photo was in a memory book left behind at a senior retirement center in Stockton California
James & John Taylor, Robert Morrison, Tennessee
A photo of James M Taylor, his brother John M Taylor, and Robert Morrison, son-in-law to James M Taylor.
People in photo include: John M Taylor
People in photo include: John M Taylor
Date & Place:
at Taylor Home in Johnson City, Tennessee USA
Gladys (Simmons) Van Kleeck
A photo of Gladys (Simmons) Van Kleeck and her cat Patsy. I'm amazed that the cat is calmly sitting for the portrait. All the cats I've known would have panicked at the strange setting and found some large piece of furniture to hide under.
Date & Place:
Mrs. Alice (Roosevelt) Longworth
A photo of Mrs. Alice (Roosevelt) Longworth, full-length portrait
Alice Roosevelt was the only child of President Teddy Roosevelt and his first wife, Alice Hathaway Lee. (Her mother died when she was 2 days old.)
A strong woman, not bound by the "rules" of the time, Alice came to public attention at the age of 17 when her father became President. Even the color of the blue dress that she wore this same year became a fashion trend - called "Alice Blue".
She did such scandalous things as ride in cars with men, smoke cigarettes in public, keep a snake in the White House, and jump into a pool fully clothed while on a diplomatic trip to Japan.
In February 1906, Alice married (later) Speaker of the House Nicholas Longworth III, wearing a blue wedding dress. But she was still independent, campaigning against her own husband and carrying on numerous affairs. Senator William Borah (R-ID) was the father of her only child, daughter Paulina Longworth (born in 1925), but she and Longworth remained married until his death in 1931.
Her rambunctious attitude never changed - she buried a voodoo doll of Nellie Taft (the new First Lady) in the front yard of the White House when the Roosevelts had to leave at the end of Teddy's term - and was banned from the White House a few times because of her behavior. And after her daughter died in 1957, she raised her granddaughter.
A life-long Republican, she nonetheless was close to the Kennedy family and voted for Lyndon Johnson (because she thought Goldwater was "too mean"). She was a friend to Richard Nixon and encouraged him to run for President - he invited her to a White House dinner and his daughter's wedding.
Alice died in 1980 at the age of 96. Along the path of her very long life, she made quite an impression. To Joe McCarthy (he of "commie witch hunt" fame) who had said: "Here's my blind date. I am going to call you Alice", she replied "Senator McCarthy, you are not going to call me Alice. The truckman, the trashman and the policeman on my block may call me Alice, but you may not." And she told President Johnson that she "wore wide-brimmed hats so he couldn't kiss her".
Alice Roosevelt was the only child of President Teddy Roosevelt and his first wife, Alice Hathaway Lee. (Her mother died when she was 2 days old.)
A strong woman, not bound by the "rules" of the time, Alice came to public attention at the age of 17 when her father became President. Even the color of the blue dress that she wore this same year became a fashion trend - called "Alice Blue".
She did such scandalous things as ride in cars with men, smoke cigarettes in public, keep a snake in the White House, and jump into a pool fully clothed while on a diplomatic trip to Japan.
In February 1906, Alice married (later) Speaker of the House Nicholas Longworth III, wearing a blue wedding dress. But she was still independent, campaigning against her own husband and carrying on numerous affairs. Senator William Borah (R-ID) was the father of her only child, daughter Paulina Longworth (born in 1925), but she and Longworth remained married until his death in 1931.
Her rambunctious attitude never changed - she buried a voodoo doll of Nellie Taft (the new First Lady) in the front yard of the White House when the Roosevelts had to leave at the end of Teddy's term - and was banned from the White House a few times because of her behavior. And after her daughter died in 1957, she raised her granddaughter.
A life-long Republican, she nonetheless was close to the Kennedy family and voted for Lyndon Johnson (because she thought Goldwater was "too mean"). She was a friend to Richard Nixon and encouraged him to run for President - he invited her to a White House dinner and his daughter's wedding.
Alice died in 1980 at the age of 96. Along the path of her very long life, she made quite an impression. To Joe McCarthy (he of "commie witch hunt" fame) who had said: "Here's my blind date. I am going to call you Alice", she replied "Senator McCarthy, you are not going to call me Alice. The truckman, the trashman and the policeman on my block may call me Alice, but you may not." And she told President Johnson that she "wore wide-brimmed hats so he couldn't kiss her".
Date & Place:
Anna Marie (Braunger) Kriege
A photo of Anna Marie (Braunger) Kriege, My maternal grandmother
November 1920
Sioux City, Iowa
November 1920
Sioux City, Iowa
Dorothy Van Kleeck and "Tommy Toodles"
A photo of Dorothy Van Kleeck with her cat "Tommy Toodles"
Date & Place:
in Kingston, Ulster County, New York 12401, United States
Elizabeth Janet Baldridge, Kentucky
A photo of Elizabeth Janet Baldridge, abt 1932-33, Paintsville, Johnson Co., KY: My mother at age 3 or so, with her best bud at that time (I've forgotten the doggies name)! So cute! Her parents were Ernest and Hazel Risner Baldridge. She married James E. Nelson and they produced 5 little girls!
Date & Place:
in Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky United States
Anna Louise Heidke, 1920
A photo of Anna Louise Heidke at age 20 in 1928.
Date & Place:
Lenka (Ehrenreich) Markovits
A photo of Lenka (Ehrenreich) Markovits
Kathleen (Pilcher) Bullen
A photo of my nan, Kathleen (Pilcher) Bullen, in the garden in Ireland. She lived to be 100
Date & Place:
in Cork, Cork City County, Cork Ireland
