Sue Whitman 1900's, Fort Worth, Texas

"Sue Whitman in graduation togs"

Sue is wearing a very flowery hat and a large fern corsage pinned to her front. I can't decide if her expression is grumpy or pensive.

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Whitlow Family with their Dog 1920's

 "Kent, Altie, Vena, Manse, Jacks
Bro. (Happy Jackson) Irene, Vera,
Jack and little Bud,"

This is an interesting photo of a family and their dog taken in front of a home. It must have been sunny outside because everyone is squinting and covering their eyes! I'm not entirely sure if I've read the handwriting correctly, but if I have, they certainly have some unusual names, though unfortunately there is no last name.

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Luella Robinson 1900's, Rockford, Ohio

This darling little girl is Luella Robinson, age 3 years. She is standing on a rather interesting chair that has only one arm. The flower-pattern border around the picture is unlike one I've seen before, though I think it's very pretty.

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Part 2: Liberty Ladies College Chemistry Class 1900, Liberty, Missouri

"Monday Nov. 12, 1900.
L.L.C.
Roomates:
Bessie Bethell
Minnie Pillman
Clara Harper
Myrtle Jackson"

Here's a little more info about the Liberty Ladies College. Apparently, the school burned 13 years after this picture was taken and today is the site of Liberty Junior High.

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Part 1: Liberty Ladies College Chemistry Class 1900, Liberty, Missouri

"Chemistry Class. Friday Nov. 2, 1900

L.L.C.

Liberty, Mo.

Professor Staley- Teacher 

Grace Stout-Mo.

Mollie Coleman-Mo.

Merle Crane-Texas

Vera Martin-
Nellie Searson-Mo.
Brenda -

Katherine Bodine-Mo.

Lulu Gremmel-K.C.

Eva Benson-K.C. Mo.

Velma Lindsey- Kansas

Ora Pollock-Mo.

Vera Smith- Mo.
Adah Van Stook-

Stella Wentworth- Mo.

Fannie Goodrich-

Myrtle Jackson- Texas

Emma Long- Mo.

Myra Corbin-

Clara Harper- Texas"

A long list of names, but no idea to whom each one belongs! With the help of a Liberty Ladies College yearbook on ancestry.com, I was able to find some of these names but little information. I did find Professor John M. Staley (the man in the hat on the second row from the top), who's many qualifications are listed in the 1898 edition of the yearbook:

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Herman and Elinore Paul 1900's, Budapest

"Our cousin and wife
mother's brother son

her nephew Herman Paul

and Elinore Paul."

"Mother's brother children
Our cousin Herman and Elinore Paul and family
in Germany."

This is the Paul family from Germany, which includes Herman, his wife Elinore, and their five children. They are fashionably dressed, which suggests that they may have been well-off. The little girls in the picture appear to be holding crocheted sacks with some sort of balls in them. I wonder if anyone might know what those are?

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Maxine, Henry, and Sharie Kay Atkins 1941

"Maxine
Henry
Sharie Kay Atkins 3 Mos Feb 24, 41
Taken March 2- 41"

This is a little snapshot of the Atkin family posing on a bed with their 3 month-old baby, Sharie (?) Kay. She seems like a very wiggly little girl!

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