Well here we are at the last two pages of the album.
Here are pages 24 & 25:
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Showing posts with label Photo Album. Show all posts
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday – Slemmons Album page 23
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Barton,
Depp,
Johnson,
Kentucky,
Metcalfe County,
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Slemmons,
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Well here we are drawing toward the close of this album. It’s sort of bitter sweet, but have no fear! I have plenty more pictures that I can post. :)
This is page 23
This is page 23
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons Photo Album page 22
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DeSpain,
Johnson,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
Photo Album,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday,
Yates
Here are the next to the last two pages. I am pretty excited about finishing the album so that I start sharing more of the interesting things that I have for this family. So with that said I'll get on with the show.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday – Slemmons Album page 21
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Barren County,
Daugherty,
English,
Jones,
Kentucky,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
Parrish,
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Slemmons,
Tarrant County,
Texas,
Treasure Chest Thursday
Here we are again with more pictures from this cotton-pickin’ album. :) I mean I really like posting these pictures that way other people can see them and they can be "saved" for posterity. But come on how long is this album? Well I looked at it and there are four more pages before the album is done. So that is four more weeks before it is over. I think I can do that....no I know I will do that. Ok, enough of my non-private pep-talk to myself on with this week's edition.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday – Slemmons Album page 20
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Glover,
Kentucky,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
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Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday,
Wisdom
I’m back. Sorry for missing last week. I was in the middle of trying to setup my new laptop. Anyway, up until now I have been posting the Slemmons album pages in pairs. Of course all of the pages until now were only one picture per page. Well now we come to the part of the album where there will be multiple pictures per page. So rather than making the postings too large, I will start posting one page per week.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons Album pages 18-19
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Kentucky,
Mayfield,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
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Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday
So here I am another week with the Slemmons’ Family photo album. I’m getting near the end of it. You know as a genealogist w/ADD it has been extremely difficult for me to stay focused on getting all of these pages posted every week. But I also know that if I don’t keep at it I will not get it done. Sadly, the outcome of many, many of my projects.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons Album pages 16-17
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Glover,
Kentucky,
King County,
Meredith,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
Photo Album,
Seattle,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday,
Washington
Here we go again. MORE pictures from the Slemmons photo album. We are now up to pages 16 & 17. Here they are:
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons Album pages 14 - 15
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7:38:00 PM
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Barton,
Cumberland County,
Marrowbone,
Metcalfe County,
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Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday,
Williams
Please, please, please everyone calm down
. Here is the next edition of the Slemmons Photo Album!
I know everyone is just chomping at the bit to see what is coming up next....
Hee!Hee! Sorry folks again I just couldn't resist.
Anyway, here are the next pages to the Slemmons Album that I have been posting. This week you get an extra bonus, because there was a post card placed in between two pages. I am calling the post card page 14 a.
Here are pages 14, 14 a & 15:
Page 14:
The paper label has "Zella Williams, sister of Zora Williams" Zora and Zella are daughters of Dudley Williams and Mary Susan Slemmons. As you may remember last week's posting had Zella's sister, Zora Williams, as a baby and as a teenager. That posting is found here. Zella Williams was born 3 Mar 1884 and the daughter of Mary Elizabeth Slemmons, daughter of Asher and Martha, and her husband Dudley W. Williams. Zella never married and died in 1960.
And of course here is a closer look at Zella:
Here is page 15 and I won't have a close-up of it as it is already pretty close:
This is a picture that I call the "two Fannie's". As you can read, it has Fannie Slemmons, who later married John William Barton, and Fannie Munday, who later married William Yates. The two Fannie's are sitting on either side of Martha Susan Franklin Slemmons, who is my great-great grandmother.
Here is 14a:
As the card reads this is a family picture of Dudley Williams, his wife Mary Susan Slemmons and their daughters, Zella Susan Williams and Zora Slemmons Williams. The photographers studio is Buell & Wife Marrowbone, Kentucky. As in previous postings, Marrowbone is in Cumberland County, Kentucky where they lived.
And lastly here is a close-up of 14a:
See ya next week!
Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
Anyway, here are the next pages to the Slemmons Album that I have been posting. This week you get an extra bonus, because there was a post card placed in between two pages. I am calling the post card page 14 a.
Here are pages 14, 14 a & 15:
Page 14:
The paper label has "Zella Williams, sister of Zora Williams" Zora and Zella are daughters of Dudley Williams and Mary Susan Slemmons. As you may remember last week's posting had Zella's sister, Zora Williams, as a baby and as a teenager. That posting is found here. Zella Williams was born 3 Mar 1884 and the daughter of Mary Elizabeth Slemmons, daughter of Asher and Martha, and her husband Dudley W. Williams. Zella never married and died in 1960.
And of course here is a closer look at Zella:
Here is page 15 and I won't have a close-up of it as it is already pretty close:
This is a picture that I call the "two Fannie's". As you can read, it has Fannie Slemmons, who later married John William Barton, and Fannie Munday, who later married William Yates. The two Fannie's are sitting on either side of Martha Susan Franklin Slemmons, who is my great-great grandmother.
Here is 14a:
As the card reads this is a family picture of Dudley Williams, his wife Mary Susan Slemmons and their daughters, Zella Susan Williams and Zora Slemmons Williams. The photographers studio is Buell & Wife Marrowbone, Kentucky. As in previous postings, Marrowbone is in Cumberland County, Kentucky where they lived.
And lastly here is a close-up of 14a:
See ya next week!
Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons Album pages 12 - 13
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Cumberland County,
Photo Album,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday,
Williams
This week continues the postings from the Slemmons album that my aunt owns.
Today's offering is from pages 12 & 13:
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons album pages 10 - 11
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7:54:00 AM
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Barren County,
Glasgow,
Kentucky,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
Photo Album,
Rapp,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday
I'mmmm back with more pages of the Slemmons photo album. As I have said in past postings, these are digital pictures that I have taken of a photo album my aunt owns.
Today's pages are 10 & 11:
Today's pages are 10 & 11:
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons album pages 8 - 9
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Kentucky,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
Photo Album,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday,
Williams
Like sands through the hourglass, so are the pictures of the Slemmons Photo Album...guess which daytime drama I grew up watchin'! Sorry but I get bored with the same thing over and over. Anyway, as I posted in previous weeks, I have taken digital pictures of a photo album that my aunt owns.
So here are pages 8 - 9:
The close up of page 8, the page on the left, is here:
The paper label at the bottom states: "Mrs J. W. Munday and 3 youngest sons Carl Twyman Munday, Earl Franklin and Hermon Owen. Mother and brothers of Richard S Munday." I know my aunt has told me that his mother made a photo album for everyone of her boys to have when they got married. From the wording at the bottom of this page and through out the album, it appears she made the wording personal to the son that was receiving the album in which she was writing.
Here is an even closer look at this picture:
Carl Twyman Munday was born 16 Jun 1895, Earl Franklin Munday was born 17 Oct 1898 and Hermon Oren Munday was born 24 February 1903, all in Metcalfe County, Kentucky. In this picture Hermon looks to be from 1 year to 18 months old. (Totally guessing) So I think a good date to put on this picture would be around 1905.
The right hand side page or page 9:
The information written at the bottom states: "Mr & Mrs Williams, Summer Shade, Kentucky[.] Susan (Slemmons) Williams, a cousin of Mrs. Emily Munday" Susan Eavens Slemmons was born 7 April 1864. She was the daughter of Washington Slemmons and Elizabeth F. Brown. Washington was the brother to Asher Slemmons. According to the 1900 Metcalfe County, Kentucky Census Susan E Williams, age 36 was the wife of L. Williams, age 62. They have been married 6 years and have 2 children: Nelie B. age 2 and O. F. age 5.
And lastly here is a closer look at Mr & Mrs Williams:
The photographers information states: "A. Rapp Extra Finish Glasgow, KY"
I didn't realize how little information I had on Susan until I started writing this posting. But thanks to it I was able to get a little more information on her.
Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
So here are pages 8 - 9:
The close up of page 8, the page on the left, is here:
The paper label at the bottom states: "Mrs J. W. Munday and 3 youngest sons Carl Twyman Munday, Earl Franklin and Hermon Owen. Mother and brothers of Richard S Munday." I know my aunt has told me that his mother made a photo album for everyone of her boys to have when they got married. From the wording at the bottom of this page and through out the album, it appears she made the wording personal to the son that was receiving the album in which she was writing.
Here is an even closer look at this picture:
Carl Twyman Munday was born 16 Jun 1895, Earl Franklin Munday was born 17 Oct 1898 and Hermon Oren Munday was born 24 February 1903, all in Metcalfe County, Kentucky. In this picture Hermon looks to be from 1 year to 18 months old. (Totally guessing) So I think a good date to put on this picture would be around 1905.
The right hand side page or page 9:
The information written at the bottom states: "Mr & Mrs Williams, Summer Shade, Kentucky[.] Susan (Slemmons) Williams, a cousin of Mrs. Emily Munday" Susan Eavens Slemmons was born 7 April 1864. She was the daughter of Washington Slemmons and Elizabeth F. Brown. Washington was the brother to Asher Slemmons. According to the 1900 Metcalfe County, Kentucky Census Susan E Williams, age 36 was the wife of L. Williams, age 62. They have been married 6 years and have 2 children: Nelie B. age 2 and O. F. age 5.
And lastly here is a closer look at Mr & Mrs Williams:
The photographers information states: "A. Rapp Extra Finish Glasgow, KY"
I didn't realize how little information I had on Susan until I started writing this posting. But thanks to it I was able to get a little more information on her.
Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons album pages 6-7
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7:53:00 AM
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Barton,
Johnson,
Kentucky,
King County,
Meredith,
Metcalfe County,
Photo Album,
Seattle,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday,
Washington
Here is another installment of my Slemmons Photo Album. As I posted last week I have taken digital pictures of a photo album that my aunt owns. These are pages 6 & 7 of the album.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons album pages 4-5
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Cumberland County,
Johnson,
Kentucky,
Marrowbone,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
Parrish,
Photo Album,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday
Here is another installment of my Slemmons Photo Album. As I posted last week I have taken digital pictures of a photo album that my aunt owns. These are pages 4 & 5 of the album.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons album pages 2-3
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7:52:00 AM
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Barren County,
Franklin,
Kentucky,
Metcalfe County,
Photo Album,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday
As I posted last week I have taken digital pictures of a photo album that my aunt owns. This is pages 2 & 3 of the album.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday - Slemmons Album part 1
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Barren County,
DeSpain,
Kentucky,
Metcalfe County,
Munday,
Photo Album,
Slemmons,
Treasure Chest Thursday
As I have said in past postings my maternal aunt is the keeper of the family material on my mother's side of the family. It could be family pictures, bibles, drinking gourds or a chocolate pot, you name it and she probably has one that belonged to someone in our family. Over the years she has been immensely helpful in getting me started with my research. In the past we have talked about me taking digital pictures of all the "stuff" she has so that a record can be created for future generations, especially since she knows so much about and has so many stories about the family.
So it was no surprise when she called me this past Sunday morning asking me to come over to her house because she had found some family pictures that she wanted to look over with me. So off I go with my kids, my digital camera and a full battery.
So it was no surprise when she called me this past Sunday morning asking me to come over to her house because she had found some family pictures that she wanted to look over with me. So off I go with my kids, my digital camera and a full battery.
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