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www0002.jpg (9402 bytes) This picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
www0003.jpg (12233 bytes) This picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
www0004.jpg (32919 bytes) This picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
www0005.jpg (28005 bytes) This group picture was taken at the Providence Presbyterian Church, Vera and was in the possession of the Shannon family.
www0006.jpg (35880 bytes) This group picture of women at a quilting bee was in the possession of the Shannon family.
www0007.jpg (37762 bytes) This picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
www0012.jpg (30962 bytes) Four adults
www0013.jpg (53654 bytes) Raising the Missouri Mule by W. J. Holden, Louisiana, MO
www0014.jpg (37874 bytes) Picken brothers
www0015.jpg (32582 bytes) Slade brothers
www0016.jpg (23229 bytes) N. B. Martin
www0017.jpg (10633 bytes) Willie Lee Long
www0018.jpg (38739 bytes) H. P. Eames Bowling Green
www0019.jpg (40114 bytes) Wallie Moore?? Taken by Foster, 925 I St., Fresno, CA
www0020.jpg (35322 bytes) Man taken by Pritchard Handsome, Louisiana, MO
www0021.jpg (36107 bytes) Man & Wife taken by Carver, Vandalia, MO
unkowns.jpg (487934 bytes) These are some unknown photos that were in my grandparents pictures. As they lived for a number of years in the Bowling Green area I thought maybe you might have a use for them. I have more with no names and some with names on them if you would like them also let me know and I will scan and send.  My grandparents were William Francis ORF and Ida Elizabeth KRAMER . I would think the people in the photos will link some way.  
Lola Orf Johnston

Rec'd 5/5/2004:
your who is it photos--a group of 9---the top right man looks like my grandad although he never had that much hair when i knew him

he was born in bowling green april 1880 his first wife died in 1918 and in 1920 he married my grandmother in mexico mo sometime before 1918 he lived in auxvasse but his brother g. alvy martin got married on the home farm near bowling green in oct 1898

his fathers name was theodore (theadore) f martin who married a nancy jane jones
(9-15-1851 to nov 6-1925)

i have no info as yet on theo the photo could also be of theo or theos brother if he had one????

i have come back and looked at this photo several times and the family resemblence just jumps out

sandy swanson

scan0010.jpg (118336 bytes) Attached are some pictures from an old scrapbook that belonged to Thad Mantiply and his wife Sallie (Fisher) Mantiply.  Both were from Pike County, but moved to Bunkie, Louisiana around 1918.  Thad was my great grand uncle….he passed away in 1960.  Sallie’s sister, Hattie, married Robert L. Fishback.  I have more pics as well as newspaper clippings from Pike County.  I hope someone will recognize them or at least help with their research.  It appears some pics were likely sent to Thad by friends in Pike County or taken during visits there.  Some last names include Fishback, Tate, Fields, and Noah.  Overall condition of the pics is poor.  They are VERY fragile.
Marshall Mantiply

 

<---“scan 10” is unknown female.

scan0012.jpg (295350 bytes) Attached are some pictures from an old scrapbook that belonged to Thad Mantiply and his wife Sallie (Fisher) Mantiply.  Both were from Pike County, but moved to Bunkie, Louisiana around 1918.  Thad was my great grand uncle….he passed away in 1960.  Sallie’s sister, Hattie, married Robert L. Fishback.  I have more pics as well as newspaper clippings from Pike County.  I hope someone will recognize them or at least help with their research.  It appears some pics were likely sent to Thad by friends in Pike County or taken during visits there.  Some last names include Fishback, Tate, Fields, and Noah.  Overall condition of the pics is poor.  They are VERY fragile.
Marshall Mantiply

<---someone wrote “Kathy” and “Oct II” on the picture.  I believe this is possibly Celestial Kathleen Tate.

scan0013.jpg (227385 bytes) Attached are some pictures from an old scrapbook that belonged to Thad Mantiply and his wife Sallie (Fisher) Mantiply.  Both were from Pike County, but moved to Bunkie, Louisiana around 1918.  Thad was my great grand uncle….he passed away in 1960.  Sallie’s sister, Hattie, married Robert L. Fishback.  I have more pics as well as newspaper clippings from Pike County.  I hope someone will recognize them or at least help with their research.  It appears some pics were likely sent to Thad by friends in Pike County or taken during visits there.  Some last names include Fishback, Tate, Fields, and Noah.  Overall condition of the pics is poor.  They are VERY fragile.
Marshall Mantiply

<---“scan 13” has an inscription on the back “Parties at wedding 50 yrs ago”.

scan0014.jpg (447469 bytes) Attached are some pictures from an old scrapbook that belonged to Thad Mantiply and his wife Sallie (Fisher) Mantiply.  Both were from Pike County, but moved to Bunkie, Louisiana around 1918.  Thad was my great grand uncle….he passed away in 1960.  Sallie’s sister, Hattie, married Robert L. Fishback.  I have more pics as well as newspaper clippings from Pike County.  I hope someone will recognize them or at least help with their research.  It appears some pics were likely sent to Thad by friends in Pike County or taken during visits there.  Some last names include Fishback, Tate, Fields, and Noah.  Overall condition of the pics is poor.  They are VERY fragile.
Marshall Mantiply

<---“scan 14” is two unknown women.

 

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