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Unknown woman, Ohio? #3
Studio portrait of unknown woman late 1800's? Says at the bottom: "T. Shaw, Chagrin Falls, O" (Printed by Studio)
This was found in the Wells family album - nothing known about the woman.
This was found in the Wells family album - nothing known about the woman.
Strangers
Two men dress in suits in an old western looking town. The photo type is French invented around 1860.
This was in my Dad's stuff I found it after he died. He was an aquaintance of Bob Ford Jr. the son of the man who killed Jesse James. I dOn't know if he gave it to him or not. I don't know who they are.
This was in my Dad's stuff I found it after he died. He was an aquaintance of Bob Ford Jr. the son of the man who killed Jesse James. I dOn't know if he gave it to him or not. I don't know who they are.
Ferguson/Fergus, possibly
This photo is one of our Ferguson/Fergus family mysteries. We believe his first name may have been "Ingram"
Does anyone know the first name of the young man in this photo or any information about him? This is what we do know. b abt 1846 pos. Utah, d 1875 TX. He was married to MARGARET VAUGHT (1850 MO-1915 OK) The father of (1)Mary Jane Ferguson/Fergus (b 1873) and possibly (2) Jennie Ferguson/Fergus (b 1870 TX).
Does anyone know the first name of the young man in this photo or any information about him? This is what we do know. b abt 1846 pos. Utah, d 1875 TX. He was married to MARGARET VAUGHT (1850 MO-1915 OK) The father of (1)Mary Jane Ferguson/Fergus (b 1873) and possibly (2) Jennie Ferguson/Fergus (b 1870 TX).
Two Mystery Lay Children
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Does anyone recognize these two Lay family children, as to which particular family they belong to? This photo appears to be around the turn of the century. (late 1800's to early 1900's).
Does anyone recognize these two Lay family children, as to which particular family they belong to? This photo appears to be around the turn of the century. (late 1800's to early 1900's).
UNION SOLDIER, CIVIL WAR
This photo is labeled as "Padgett". Nothing more known about this person's name.
Hoping to find out who this mystery "Padgett" is. Appears to be a soldier in Civil War uniform, probably Union. Where & when photo was taken unknown. Man appears to be in his mid-20's to 30's. Photo taken during the Civil War era.
Hoping to find out who this mystery "Padgett" is. Appears to be a soldier in Civil War uniform, probably Union. Where & when photo was taken unknown. Man appears to be in his mid-20's to 30's. Photo taken during the Civil War era.
WHO IS THIS GREGORY FAMILY?
Photo owned by Eunice Gregory, copy given to Kathy Gregory who submitted it to AncientFaces in hopes someone would be able to identify the given names
Unknown Noakes Wilcox Starr
This photo was found in a Noakes family album with Starr and Wilcox familys also but mostly Noakes
Patrick Leno was born to Angelo Leno (1910-1994) and Catherine (Muir) Leno (1911-1993). His father was born in Manhattan, New York and his mother was born in Greenock, Scotland. He was the older brother (by ten years) of Jay Leno. Patrick was a Vietnam War veteran and an attorney.
Jay Leno was quoted in 2009 saying:
“My brother went to Yale and was one of the top 10 students in the country,” Mr. Leno said. “I think my mother was always embarrassed that her first son didn’t do better than the second son. And whenever I’d give my mother an expensive gift, she’d say, ‘Don’t tell your brother.’ And she’d hide it.” Mr. Leno said that while he loved his brother, “there was an awkwardness” that remained until Patrick’s death in 2002. “We couldn’t have been more different,” Mr. Leno said. “I think my mother was always surprised that it turned out the way it did.”
Despite the discrepancy in their life paths, reports say that the brothers were close. To see an article about their relationship, click on Patrick Leno died in 2002 from Cancer.
