Margie Campbell

This is the last time I will have this lady out of her protective covering as she falls more and more apart each time I take her out. She is unknown to us, she was in the box of Campbell photo's no date or year on it..can anyone make out who she is.

Do you recognize this woman?

I know from the pictures that they were taken in Aledo, IL - I don't know what year. Is the man on the left a young Eugene Roy Campbell? Or is it in fact W.E. McKinney and if so what line of the Campbell line is he? Is the young girl one of Eugene and Bessie (Foster) Campbell daughters?
These photos were in with Flora Bell Eggleston (Campbell) McCall's pictures.

Can you help me identify these two people? If so, please email me.

I got this photo at a Auction.

This photo was found in my grandmother Helen Gatz Szymanowski's album on Long Island Suffolk County NY. I have showed it to several family members. No one knows who this mystery guy is.


If anyone may have a clue to who this man is, please contact me.

Minnie Woolsey, born in Georgia in 1880, was afflicted with a unique form of "bird-headed" dwarfism or nanocephaly. In addition to her unusual facial features, she was blind, mentally handicapped, toothless, and had only fine wisps of hair on her odd-shaped head. The story goes that she was rescued from a dismal life in a Georgia insane asylum by an enterprising showman, and began her showbiz career as "Minnie Ha-Ha", a play on North Carolina's Minnihaha Falls. "Minnie Ha-Ha" dressed in a phony American Indian costume and spoke jibberish to sideshow audiences.
By the time Minnie landed a role in Freaks in 1932, the sideshow world already had a "Koo Koo, the Bird Girl" - Betty Green - but this didn't stop Minnie's managers from dressing her in a feathery costume, too. Though she has no lines in Freaks, she made a lasting impression on moviegoers when she shimmied on the table during the wedding feast of Cleopatra the aerialist and Hans the dwarf. Thus it was Minnie who was best remembered as "Koo Koo", not Betty Green, although the two are frequently confused. Later, Minnie worked at Coney Island as "Koo Koo, the Blind Girl from Mars", where she confounded spectators by failing to respond to visual stimuli. Her blindness is just one of a host of symptoms that characterize some types of primordial dwarfism.

It's unknown exactly how long Minnie was with the circus or when she died, but some accounts claim she was still living (and was nearly run over by a car) in 1960, making her at least 80 years old.

I have this photo of Leroy "Bud" & Annie Williams.

In 1974 they lived at
3021 Mt Vernon
Springfield, MO 65802


People in photo include: Leroy "Bud" Williams and Annie Williams