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Pamela Estep
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My full name is Pamela Marlene Jessie/Estep. I am a Jessie/Blankenship descendant. I am married to Gary Wayne Estep and we have 3 grown children.
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Starling J Layne
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Randolph McCoy
A photo of Randolph "Old Randall" Mccoy
Dow & Callie Ward Blankenship & family
Back: L-R: Tom & Cecil; Middle: L-R: Laura, Peggy, Ennis & Bill; Front: L-R: Loranza Dow & Callie Lillie Virginia Ward Blankenship. Dow was a s/o Paulina (Pliney) Blankenship & James (Jim) Ramsey, they never married. Callie d/o Soloman & Ellen Smith Ward. It was Maw Callie's birthday party.
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in Blackberry City, Mingo County, West Virginia USA
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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!
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Elora/Lora/Lorie
Elora Estep Smith. James Talbert Smith (baby), boy unknown.
Date & Place:
in Kentucky USA
Richard W Gillis of Midland, Midland County, Texas United States was born on December 28, 1963 in Las Vegas, Clark County, NV, and died at age 35 years old on January 27, 1999 in Midland, Midland County, TX. Richard Gillis was buried at Resthaven in Midland.
Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Wendy Duran.
Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember J. B. Winters.
Estep Siblings
At the top is youngest brother JB Winters
LtoR middle sister Patti Estep, oldest sibling Pam Taylor, youngest Wendy Duran, middle brother Rick Gillis (1963 - 1999). Missing from photo is oldest brother Bob Estep.
People in photo include: Patti Estep and Pam Taylor
LtoR middle sister Patti Estep, oldest sibling Pam Taylor, youngest Wendy Duran, middle brother Rick Gillis (1963 - 1999). Missing from photo is oldest brother Bob Estep.
People in photo include: Patti Estep and Pam Taylor
Lee Estep of Kittitas, Kittitas County, WA was born on September 2, 1908, and died at age 79 years old on August 24, 1988.
Lee Estep
A photo of Lee Estep
I did not know Myrtis, but my mother Mary Griffiths Sox received an autographed picture from Myrtis in ca. 1929 inscribed "To Cousin Mary with Love and Best Wishes. Affectionately, Myrtis, “Susan”-- Desert Song, 1927-28." Myrtis was the GGG grandniece of my mother's maternal grandmother, by her paternal grandmother, Mary T. Ellard, who married Thomas Benton Estep, a prominent attorney of St. Louis, MO. Myrtis married twice, first to Gordon S. Mitchell in the mid 1930, a pioneering film sound engineer in Hollywood, and then to Frank Charles Breuning in about 1946, in Los Angeles.
Myrtis Virginia M. Estep-Crinley Breuning
A photo of Myrtis Virginia M. (Estep-Crinley) Breuning
Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember David Martin Jessee.
Dale Evans Show for Troops
A photo of the Dale Evans Show for Troops USS Cowpens ca. 1944. Photo in WW2 photos of Edwin H Strickland while in service in the Pacific
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George Estep
A photo of George Estep.
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Starling J Layne
A photo of Starling J Layne
Outlaws of the Old West - The Dalton Gang Coffeyville Kansas
These outlaws were part of the Dalton Gang that was wiped out in Coffeyville Kansas on October 5th 1892 during their daylight robbery of two banks. The Dalton Gang was notoriously famous in Oklahoma for holding up trains and many murders. They successfully evaded authorities for a year and a half which led to a bit too much self confidence.
On October 5th 1892 they attempted a daylight robbery of the First National and Condon Banks in their old hometown of Coffeyville at the same time. Two of the Dalton brothers-Bob and Emmett-headed for the First National, while Grat Dalton led Dick Broadwell and Bill Powers in to the Condon Bank. One of the townspeople recognized a member of the gang, and while the gang split up to rob both of the banks the townspeople surrounded both banks at the front & back entrances and shot them as they attempted to escape.
Every member except for Emmett Dalton was shot and killed. Emmett was wounded and sentenced to life in prison but after 14 years he won parole. He eventually landed a role as a screenwriter in Hollywood, CA leveraging his experience in the Wild West. He died at the age of 66 in 1937.
Outlaws were shot and killed in the Old West then put on display as a sort of 'crime deterrent'. Taking photographs of dead outlaws was a common practice: My own great-grandfather, whose father was a Marshall, had many of these types of photos in his family album.
On October 5th 1892 they attempted a daylight robbery of the First National and Condon Banks in their old hometown of Coffeyville at the same time. Two of the Dalton brothers-Bob and Emmett-headed for the First National, while Grat Dalton led Dick Broadwell and Bill Powers in to the Condon Bank. One of the townspeople recognized a member of the gang, and while the gang split up to rob both of the banks the townspeople surrounded both banks at the front & back entrances and shot them as they attempted to escape.
Every member except for Emmett Dalton was shot and killed. Emmett was wounded and sentenced to life in prison but after 14 years he won parole. He eventually landed a role as a screenwriter in Hollywood, CA leveraging his experience in the Wild West. He died at the age of 66 in 1937.
Outlaws were shot and killed in the Old West then put on display as a sort of 'crime deterrent'. Taking photographs of dead outlaws was a common practice: My own great-grandfather, whose father was a Marshall, had many of these types of photos in his family album.
Date & Place:
in Coffeyville, Kansas 67337, United States
Bill Leonard 1913-1951
A photo of Bill Leonard with his pet pony.
Around 1918 in Calhoun County, Florida.
Bill married Alice Louise Foster.
Around 1918 in Calhoun County, Florida.
Bill married Alice Louise Foster.
Date & Place:
in Calhoun County, Florida United States
Alafair Mccoy was born in 1858 at Kentucky to Randolph "Old Randall" Mccoy and Sarah "Sally" McCoy, and had siblings Josephine McCoy, James H. McCoy, Floyd McCoy, John Tolbert McCoy, Samuel McCoy, William Bill Mccoy, Calvin Mccoy, Twinville (Mccoy), Pharmer McCoy, Randolph Bud McCoy Jr, Fannie Mccoy, Rosana Mccoy, Adelaide Mccoy, and Lilburn Mccoy. Alafair Mccoy died at age 30 years old in 1888 in Pike County, Kentucky United States, and was buried at McCoy Cemetery Rd. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Alafair McCoy.
He was the son of Randolph and Sarah Mccoy from the Hatfield and Mccoy feud.
He was born in 1855 and passed in 1921.
He was active in the feud.
He married Martha Jackson in 1882 and had 8 kids. 6 sons and 2 daughters.
