Our Family Photo Album
Book #5 (T-Z)
(Note: Since there are so many images, these have been divided up into several
books for the website.
Surnames
can be found in other books when a photo contains several family members.
Remember that you can also use CTRL-F to find a particular surname within these
pictures when you are on the page.)
Click on these links to view the other Family Photo
Albums
Book #1 (A-E)
Book #2 (F-J)
Book #3
(K-N)
Book #4 (O-S)
(More photos of area residents in"Around Kinmundy and Alma
with Robert Ford (1960’s-70's)" )
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We are
looking for photos of people and/or places from around Kinmundy & Alma.
Can you help?
Or maybe you have
stories or memories from the "Good Old Days"? What do YOU remember?
The Kinmundy Historical Society would be honored to preserve your memories and
stories. We also have the
equipment to scan (or copy) your photos so that
they may be enjoyed now as well as for generations yet to come!
We
would love to hear from you! For more information, please contact:
Dolores (Ford) Mobley –
Dolores@ford-mobley.com
208 Joan Dr.; Divernon, IL 62530;
(217) 625-7527
or
Gladys (Corrie) See –
gsee49@yahoo.com
408 S. Washington
St.; Kinmundy, IL 62854; (618) 547-7731
(FT-1) Myrtle Agnes (McElyea) Tate Cantrell and Herbert Raymond
“Bert” Tate
Parents of: Myrtle Maxine (Tate) Elston, Vivian Rae Tate,
Mary Alice (Tate) Albert, Everett Calvin Tate, and Lillian Ruth (Tate) Smith
(FT-2) Herbert R. "Bert" Tate
(FT-3a) H.R. “Bert” Tate, Mary Alice Tate, Ruth Tate, and Everett
Tate with car
(FT-4) Mary Alice Tate, Robert Elston, Maxine (Tate) Elston, Inamae
Tate
(FT-5) Luther & Mallie (Bailey) Tutt children:
Back row: Luther, Jack & John Tutt
Seated: Nora Smith, Flossie Hayes, Virgie Bassett, Eleanor
Tate, Nevada Deadmond & Virginia Gray
(FT-6) Tutt family and Aunt Noka Halsey at Bailey family reunion
-1997
(FT-7a) Children of Everett Tate and Eleanor (Tutt) Tate
Stanley Tate, Teresa (Tate) Mendenhall and Dennis Tate in front; Vanessa
(Tate) Duncan is the baby
being held
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(FT-9) Eleanor (Tutt) Tate & Everett Tate
Wall Thomas Family:
BACK - Savilla (Headley) Thomas;
Allie (Jones) Thomas, Frankie (Thomas) Doudera, and her daughter Laura; Georgie
(Thomas) Williams;
MIDDLE - Wall Thomas, Noah Thomas; Frank Doudera, Forrest
Williams; Front kids: Orville Thomas, Paul Thomas, Louie Doudera, Alfred
Williams
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(FT-14) Hiram Douglas Thompson and his wife Laura Bell (Rowe) Thompson.
They operated the store in Brubaker. This picture was taken
in the back yard of the store in 1944.
Darrell Randolph was born in the upstairs living area of the
store.
Before coming to Brubaker Hiram had been a farmer, run a saw
mill (that's were he lost 3 fingers),
and was a licensed pilot for the Mississippi, Missouri, and
Ohio rivers.
In the early 1900's he lived and raised his family on a
houseboat while fishing for mussel shell.
(FT-13) 4 Generations:
Front row left is Lucinda (Evans) Rowe.
Back row left is Lucinda's daughter. Laura
Belle (Rowe) Thompson.
Back row right is Laura's daughter Olive Edna
(Thompson) Newman-Pittman.
The baby is Olive's baby, William Newman, with
her first husband Clay Newman (taken about 1905)
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(FT-12) Laura Belle (Rowe) Thompson - 1919
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(FT-11) Laura Belle (Rowe) Thompson
(FT-10) Ida (Butts) Tipsword & John H. Tipsword
(FT-11) Jesse & Pearle (Brimberry) Tipsword
Elsie (Harris) Tredway and Rev. Frank Tredway (pastor of the
Alma and Pleasant Grove Methodist churches)
Oscar Newton Tyner (1842-1926) and his brother, Charles W. Tyner
(1859-1929) in Civil War uniform
Approximately 1862. O.N. Tyner was a photographer in
Kinmundy as well as the owner of a music store.
O.N. "Ock" Tyner story and photos by Paul Russinoff in the
"Military Images" magazine - Winter 2020
click here to read
(FV-1a) Vallow family
Standing: J.N. Vallow, Zelma Vallow and Chas. Vallow
Seated: Cora Williams, Riley Williams, Ida Williams
(FW-24) J. Norris Vallow & Jessie (Backensto) Vallow -
30th anniversary
“The Kinmundy Express” – July 5, 1973
“J.N. VALLOW Goes Into Retirement as of June 30th, after Fifty-Four
Years”
“J.N. VALLOW, who has been publisher of ‘The Kinmundy Express’, retired as of
June 30th after rounding out 54 years and seven months as printer,
editor and publisher, all in the Kinmundy Express plant.
Mr. VALLOW worked in the plant one year before purchasing it, and one year and
six months after selling it.
The newspaper was purchased from the late J. Lem BALLANCE Dec. 1, 1921, and sold
Jan. 1, 1972 to Rudolph D. SLANE, who had been the shop foreman for the past 15
years. The agreement was that Mr. VALLOW continue in the employ of Mr. SLANE
until such time as Mr. SLANE was fully acquainted with the business. Mr. VALLOW
feels that the time has arrived when he should step aside for the younger
generation.
Besides publishing ‘The Kinmundy Express’, which was founded in 1883, Mr. VALLOW
has founded and published ‘The Marion County Farmer’, official organ of the
Marion County Farm Bureau; ‘The Newsletter’, official publication of the
Illinois Gideons. The firm also published ‘The Southern Illinois Methodist’ for
several years. This publication was edited by Dr. Earl C. PHILLIPS, with a
circulation of more than 50,000, going to the church members of the Southern
Illinois Conference of the Methodist Church.
Since January, 1935, he has written a personal column titled “ZATSO”. In 1970,
he received an award for “ZATSO” by the Southern Illinois Editorial Association
as being the best column in its class. This column will be terminated this week
after No. 2,000 has been published.
Mrs. VALLOW passed away May 19, 1969. There are three children:
Joseph G., a commercial photographer, Minonk, Ill.; Annette (PAGANO), a
housewife in St. Ann, Mo., and a registered nurse employed by the St. Charles,
Mo., hospital; and Carl B., superintendent of the American Can Color Food Carton
Printing Plant in Chambersburg, Pa. There are thirteen grandchildren, five of
whom are married, and three great grandchildren.
Now what is Mr. VALLOW going to do? Just what can a man do who has
been here for almost three-fourths of a century? He intends to spend a good
deal of his time traveling, what with loved ones being scattered from ocean to
ocean, and will endeavor to keep the home fires burning in Kinmundy.
Some say, “Once a man, twice a child”. He says he is enjoying his
second childhood because at the present, he is enrolled for the summer term in
Kaskaskia Junior College, ‘majoring’ in history, something he knows a lot
about.”
(Jesse Norris “J.N.” Vallow passed away on Dec. 23, 1975.)
Jessie (Backensto) Vallow & Jesse Norris Vallow with grandchildren
(FV-2a) Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Jesse Norris
Vallow & Jessie (Backensto) Vallow
Our group has enlarged during the past two years reading
from left to right are:
Mary Jo, Bernard James, Joseph Norris (standing behind),
Thomas Daniel and Phillip David, Louann, Leslie Wayne, Paul Norris and Joe
Alan.
You may know grandma and grandpa. Mary Jo, Joseph Norris,
Thomas Daniel and Phillip David belong to Annette and Phil Pagano;
Bernard James and Leslie Wayne belong to Leah and Carl; Joe
Alan, Paul Norris and Louann belong to Millie and Guin.
The picture was taken in our living room, Labor Day, 1953
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Joseph Guin "Joe" Vallow
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Carl B. Vallow
Leah (Williams) Vallow
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Carl B. & Leah (Williams) Vallow family (with the oldest 3
kids of 5)
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Jessie (Backensto) Vallow playing the organ at the Kinmundy
Methodist Church
(FV-3) G.W. Vallow funeral card
(FV-5) George Washington Vallow
(FV-4) Oliver Perry Vallow
(FV-6) Standing: Amanda (Vallow) Shaffer & Mary (Vallow) Bradley;
Seated: Tillie (Vallow)
Maxwell & Lizzie (Vallow) Batts
(FV-7) Vallow
Family
Back row - Mabel (Vallow) Gardner, Charlie Vallow, Bertha
(Vallow) Brown, Ellis Vallow.
Front row - Cora (Vallow) Williams, W. Riley Williams, Ida
(Vallow) Williams.
(James and Riley Williams married sisters, Cora and Ida Vallow)
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Some of the children of Oliver Perry Vallow & Clarissa
(Schooley) Vallow:
Ida (Vallow) Williams, Charles H. "Charlie" Vallow, Cora
(Vallow) Williams,
Bertha (Vallow) Brown, Mabel (Vallow) Gardner
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McClell "Clell" Waggoner and Ora (Stallions) Waggoner -
Postcard from Ora in Kinmundy to Lulu Smith in Alma
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(FW-17) Stephen Jacob Waggoner and Sarah Waggoner
William Issac Waggoner 1/17/1860-11/16/1931 married Sarah E. Pate on 7/13/1881
William Riley Waggoner 4/4/1888-4/26/1956 &
Grace (Cunefure) Waggoner 1891-1925 wife of William Riley Waggoner;
Married 1909: father and mother of William Lloyd, Cecil, Ollie Richard, Francis
S. "Bill", Bryan, Eldo V.
William Issac Waggoner & Sarah E. (Pate) Waggoner family - ca 1916
Left side of photo: ____________(man in tie), ___________(woman with
bow), Ollie (Waggoner) Kitchen 1895-1965;
Cecil Joseph Waggoner (little boy on tire) 7/15/1913-1987 son
of William Riley and Grace (Cunefure) Waggoner;
Clinton C. Kitchen (behind boy on tire) died 1958;
Stephen Joseph Waggoner (standing behind side of car) b. 1892
son of William Issac and Sarah (Pate) Waggoner
Right side of photo:
4 children standing on running board of car:
William Lloyd Waggoner 5/28/1911-5/7/1989 son of William
Riley and Grace (Cunefure) Waggoner;
____________(little girl), __________ (girl with sash),
_________ (girl with white bow in hair)
In front of 4 children on running board: William Riley Waggoner
4/4/1888-4/26/1956;
Ollie Richard Waggoner (baby) 11/7/1915-12/12/2011 son of
Riley and Grace;
Grace (Cunefure) Waggoner 1891-1925 wife of William Riley
Waggoner;
William Issac Waggoner 1/17/1860-11/16/1931 father of William
Riley Waggoner;
Sarah E. (Pate) Waggoner 1/14/1863-5/12/1947 wife of
William Issac Waggoner; __________ (woman on far left side)
Picture taken about 1916; Three of Riley and Grace's sons had not been born yet
when picture was taken:
Francis "Bill" Waggoner 4/11/1918-6/29/2010; Bryan Waggoner 5/21/1921-3/23/2005;
Eldo Verl Waggoner 8/31/1924-11/25/2007
William Issac Waggoner & Sarah E. (Pate) Waggoner family - ca 1914
Back row: Clinton C. Kitchen died 1958; ___________; ____________;
____________(baby); _____________;
___________; Stephen Joseph Waggoner b. 1892 son of William Issac and Sarah
(Pate) Waggoner;
___________; Ollie (Waggoner) Kitchen 1895-1965 daughter of William Issac &
Sarah (Pate) Waggoner and wife of Clinton C. Kitchen
Front row: Cecil Waggoner 1913-1987 with father William Riley Waggoner
1888-1956;
Grace (Cunefure) Waggoner 1891-1925 wife of William Riley Waggoner with son
Ollie Richard Waggoner 1915-2011;
___________ (woman); William Lloyd Waggoner 1911-1989 son of William Riley and
Grace (Cunefure) Waggoner;
Sarah (Pate) Waggoner 1863-1947 wife of William Issac Waggoner; ___________
(little girl); William Issac Waggoner 1860-1931
Sarah E. (Pate) Waggoner, William Riley Waggoner, Frances (Kepley) Waggoner,
Rochell (Tipsword) Waggoner, Francis S. "Bill" Waggoner, William Lloyd Waggoner,
Stephen Joseph Waggoner, Miley (Smith) Waggoner
Standing in front of their parents are Ladonna (Waggoner) Thomas and William J.
Waggoner
Sons of William Riley Waggoner & Grace (Cuneford) Waggoner - ca 1936:
Back Row: William Lloyd Waggoner (b. 1911), William Riley Waggoner (b. 1888),
Cecil Waggoner (b. 1913), Ollie Richard Waggoner (b. 1915), Francis S. "Bill"
Waggoner (b. 1918),
Bryan Waggoner (b. 1921)
Front Row: Eldo V. Waggoner (b. 1924),
Sons of William Riley Waggoner & Grace (Cuneford) Waggoner - ca mid 1950's:
Eldo V. Waggoner (b. 1924), Bryan Waggoner (b. 1921), Francis S. "Bill" Waggoner
(b. 1918),
Ollie Richard Waggoner (b. 1915), William Riley Waggoner (b. 1888), Cecil
Waggoner (b. 1913),
William Lloyd Waggoner (b. 1911)
Ollie (Waggoner) Kitchen 1895-1956, married Clinton C. Kitchen
Five of the six sons of William Riley Waggoner & Grace (Cunefure) Waggoner - ca
1928
Back row: Cecil Waggoner and Ollie Richard Waggoner
Middle row: Francis S. "Bill" Waggoner and Bryan Waggoner
Front row: Eldo V. Waggoner
Eldo V. Waggoner with dog - ca 1936
Eldo V. Waggoner ca 1931
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Family of Henry Warren, and his first wife, Mary (Nichols) Warren
Standing: Harry L. Warren, Charlie W. Warren, Nettie (Warren) Stevens,
Willie E. Warren with wife, Lillian (Dillman) Warren
Sitting: Mary (Nichols) Warren and Henry Warren
(FW-28) Henry Warren (1845-1926)
Henry Warren (circa 1925)
Henry Warren in Kinmundy.
Prof. JHG Brinkerhoff includes a biographical
sketch of Henry WARREN on pages 273-277 of his “History of Marion County, IL”
(1909).
After serving in the American Civil War and
later accompanying his father to Texas in search of economic opportunity, Henry
WARREN returned to Kinmundy to settle and raise a family. As Brinkerhoff
describes, WARREN began as a hired hand, saved enough to rent acreage, and
eventually purchased and improved his own land. By the time of Brinkerhoff’s
writing, Henry WARREN owned a farm of 800 acres and also owned considerable
commercial and residential properties in the city.
In 1897, at the age of 52, he opened the Warren
Banking Co. in some of his property in downtown Kinmundy, and ran the bank for a
decade or more through periods of financial panic until it was destroyed by
fire. By this time, Mr. WARREN was ready to retire as a prominent citizen and
successful businessman.
Henry WARREN was also a family man. In 1867,
at the age of 22, he married Mary NICHOLS of Kinmundy. Together they had three
sons (William, Harry, and Charlie) before Mary died in 1903 at the age of 36.
In 1906, Henry WARREN married Ida SHRIVER, a member of the family that
contributed SHRIVER as a place name to Kinmundy history. They had one daughter,
Mary Margaret WARREN, born in 1908. Henry WARREN died in 1926 and was buried in
Gray Cemetery.
Mary Margaret WARREN married Eugene SHUFELDT
and they maintained a family farm on Kinmundy Road, a mile south of the city.
In addition to being involved in many civic activities, Mrs. SHUFELDT taught at
Kinmundy Elementary School.
The family knows she would approve most
heartily of the efforts of the Kinmundy Historical Society and we add our own
appreciation for all the efforts. We hope that Henry WARREN’s musket can be
part of the collection.
(written by Warren Shufeldt, grandson of Henry
Warren, and son of Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt.)
(Written by Warren Shufeldt, grandson of Henry Warren)
Ida (Shriver) Warren - mother of Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt
(FW-10) Warren family: Aunt Lu, Bea, and Leone
Emma Warren died at young age - half-sister of Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt
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Iva (Warren) Holaday, niece of Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt
Nettie (Warren) Stevens - half-sister of Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt, buried in
Gray Cem.
Nettie (Warren) Stevens - half-sister of Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt
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Charles W. Warren (half-brother of Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt)
Charlie Warren & Edith (Williams) Byrnes Warren
Warren home called "Green Gables" with Iva (Warren Holaday), little Margaret
(Warren) Shufeldt,
and Ida (Shriver) Warren
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Henry Warren with his grandchildren, Lillian and Burton Holaday, and his
daughter,
Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt (on right)
Back row:__________ and C.W. Warren
Front row: Neil Johnson (little boy), Nancy (Shriver) Neil, Ida (Shriver)
Warren, Henry Warren,
Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt
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Charles W. Warren & his niece, Leone Warren
Leone (Warren) Bosley
Lillian and Burton Holaday
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Lawrence Stevens (husband of Nettie (Warren) Stevens - half sister of Margaret
(Warren) Shufeldt)
Back row: Kizzie Williams, Jennie (Meeks) Lacey, Arminda Harriett (Howell)
Brown, Mary _____
On floor: Lulu (Ballance) Warren
Lowell Warren (son of Charlie) and Edith (Byrnes) Warren, second wife of
Charlie,
with Mary Beth, dau. of Lowell
Uncle Harry Warren with Warren Shufeldt - Oct 11, 1942
(FW-19) Charles H. West
Bertha (Weiss) Johnston and her brother, Walter Weiss
(FW-4) Glen White - 1930
(FW-18) Jim McHatton & Jim White
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(FW-29) Charles & Nora (Hickcox) Whitney
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(FW-31) Floy (Whitney) Rodman, Roy Whitney & Erma (Whitney) Huddlestun
- 3 of the children of Charles and Nora (Hilcox) Whitney.
(Marked March 1961 on printed date)
(FW-2) Wayne & Doris (Mulvany) Whitney family - 1960:
Ron Whitney, Norma (Whitney) Alberson), Doris (Mulvany)
Whitney, Keith Whitney, Wayne Whitney & Burl Whitney
Allie Blankenship & Clemmie (Whittenburg) Clinebell
William Thomas Wilkinson & Prudence Irene (Kennedy) Wilkinson
59th anniv - "The Kinmundy Express" - Aug. 21, 1941
(FW-21) John Herbert Wilkinson (son of Henry Clay Wilkinson from
Meacham twp)
(FW-23) William Thomas Wilkinson (son of Henry Clay Wilkinson
of Meacham twp)
(FW-21, FW-22, FW-23) Kenneth Wilkinson & Velma
(Edwards) Wilkinson
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(FW-30) James & Flossie (Brown)
Wilkinson with their children,
Wayne Wilkinson & Maraladene (Wilkinson) Huddlestun, and Eldora (Wilkinson)
Waggoner,
John Wilkinson & Temperance Abigail "Abbie" (Jones) Wilkinson
had 12 children, and they raised them in Meacham twp. This photo was taken
at a family reunion in Mattoon in 1929.
Back row: Roy, Percy, Ellis, Will, Charles, Dorris, and Dolph
Wilkinson.
Front row: Ada "Addie" (Wilkinson) Songer, Abbie (Jones)
Wilkinson, and Denver Wilkinson.
John Wilkinson & Temperance Abigail "Abbie" (Jones) Wilkinson
- 50th anniversary - July 1, 1919
(FW-26)
Forrest Williams & Georgia (Thomas) Williams
(FW-25)
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(FW-13) Claude "Tub" & Nellie (Chandler) Williams
family:
Standing: Larry, Janet & Claude B. Williams
Sitting: Nellie (Chandler) Williams & Claude "Tub" Williams;
(FW-12) Andrew & Lillie Belle (McWhirter) Williams
family
Front row: Arthur Williams, Florence (Williams) Wright,
Marshall Williams (the baby)
Middle row: Andrew Williams and Belle (McWhirter) Williams
Back row: Carrie Williams, Roy Williams, Theodore Williams,
and Rose (Williams) Caldwell
(This was Claude A. "Tub" Williams' grandparents - his father
was Roy Williams.)
(RA-12) Log home of Andrew Jackson Williams and Lillie
Mae Belle (McWhirter) Williams which sat outside of Alma, IL.
"Pictured are A. J. (Andrew Jackson) Williams (son of Ransom
Green Williams and Sarah Elizabeth Williams), wife Lillie Mae Belle (McWhirter)
Williams (daughter of Charles Pitts McWhirter and Rebecca Hammer McWhirter), and
their four oldest children: Roy Jackson Williams (born 21 Nov 1887; married Rosa
E. Boring), Theodore "Pidd" Williams (born 7 Dec 1889; married Elizabeth Maria
Gertner), Rose Williams (born 1891; married Ira Younger "Peck" Caldwell), and
Carrie Belle Williams (born April 22, 1894, in bonnet; married Rufus Jennings
Stephens). I was told the man to the right was a traveling preacher."
(Information and Photo was provided by descendant, Anita Quick.)
(FW-27) Christopher Columbus Williams & Mary
(Taylor) Williams family
Back row: Alva
Ray Williams, Louie May Williams, Pearl (Williams) Sullens McWhirter & Nettie
(Williams) George (twins)
Third row:
Shirley Forest Williams, Charlene "Lena" (Williams) Swift, Jessie Gail
(Williams) Warren, Lottie Belle (Williams) Cole
Seated in Second
row: Christopher Columbus Williams & Mary (Taylor) Williams
On lap in first
row: Loren Richard Williams, Eva Viola (Williams) Black, Yada Fern (Williams)
Sullens
(FW-21)
"Williams
family
-
about
1915"
Columbus
and
Mary
(Taylor)
Williams,
and
their
children:
Nettie
&
Pearl
(twins),
Lena,
Yada,
Forest,
Alva,
Louie,
Gayle,
Lottie,
Eva,
and
Loren.
(Note:
not
all
children
are
included
in
this
picture.)
Back row: Ham Stipp, Edith Stipp, Louie (Williams) Stipp, Christopher Columbus Williams, Mary Williams, Yada Williams, Josephine Williams, Eva Viola (Williams) Black
Middle row: Lyman Malone, Willard Sullens, Forest Williams, Alva Williams, Porter Malone, Lottie (Williams) Cole, Frank Malone, ____________
Front row: Bertha Reynold, Loren Williams, Doc Stipp, Cloris Stipp
(The original photo was of the Williams family, and a row of friends behind these Williams people. Janet Chambers Catlow had someone use photoshop to cut out the back row of friends, which left these in this photo.)
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Andrew Williams &
Belle (McWhirter) Williams
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Marshall Williams,
Belle (McWhirter) Williams, and Rose (Williams) Caldwell. Belle was
the mother of Marshall and Rose.
(KW-4) Kirk A. Williams of
Alma, IL
(FW-25) Christopher Columbus Williams - circa 1913
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Nellie (Nichols) Williams
Nellie (Nichols) Williams while teaching at Alma Grade School
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Marshall Williams
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Children of Marshall Williams & Nellie (Nichols) Williams:
Jim Williams, Gloria (Williams) Chasteen Welker, Leah (Williams) Vallow, Sue
(Williams) Swift
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Leah (Williams) Vallow
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Gloria (Williams) Chasteen Welker holding nephew John Vallow
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Jim Williams
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Sue (Williams) Swift
Marshall Williams & Nellie (Nichols) Williams family:
Lela (Williams) Vallow, Marshall Williams, Jim Williams,
Nellie (Nichols) Williams, Sue (Williams) Swift, Gloria (Williams) Chasteen
Welker
(FW-9) Rosella (Garner) Williams & Sam Williams
Lila (Garrett) Williams & Robert "Bob" L. Williams
Russell "Pus" Williams & Helen (Muehlhausen) Williams with
her mother, Ada (Young) Muehlhausen,
and her brother (either Louis Muehlhausen, Jr. or Arthur
Muehlhausen)
(FW-31) Family of James Williams
& Cora (Vallow) Williams - 1942
Maurice
Williams, Charles Russell Williams, Richard Williams, Cora (Vallow) Williams,
Lura (Williams) Robnett, Clara (Williams) Semro
(FW-11a) Ida Jane (Vallow) Williams and William Riley
Williams
William Riley Williams & Ida (Vallow) Williams - 50th
anniv - June 6, 1940
Five daughters of Elijah & Sarah (Wilkins) Williams
Edith (Williams) Warren, Lockie (Williams) Sullens, Grace
(Williams) Kagy,
Mattie (Williams) Allen, Eunice (Williams) Dorr
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Five daughters of Elijah & Sarah (Wilkins) Williams and niece
(circa 1941)
Standing: Mattie (Williams) Allen, Josephine (Williams)
McWhirter - niece, Grace (Williams) Kagy,
and Edith (Williams) Warren
Seated: Lockie (Williams) Sullens and Eunice (Williams) Dorr
John Allen & Mattie (Williams) Allen
Edith (Williams) Byrnes with her husband
Lottie (Gregory) Williams & Loren Williams
Loren Williams & Lottie (Gregory) Williams
(FW-5) Sarah (Foster) Wilson
(FW-6) John Wilson (born: 1779)
(FW-7)
(from the John and
Nellie Broom collection, scanned by Joe Broom) Wilson family gathering, in the
early 1890's.
"Eliza is flanked
by her daughter Harriet on her right, her daughter Sarah on her left. Her son
George Wilson is on Sarah's left, and her son Richard is seated on our far
left.
Isaiah Dillon is
standing behind Sarah. I think the fellow seated on the far right is Thomas
Foster, Eliza's brother.
My
Great-Grandfather Schermerhorn is standing in the back with the open door on the
right visible behind him.
I can't be sure,
but I think my grandmother is seated in front of her great-aunt Harriet in the
dark dress."
(FW-8) Children of Samuel Wilson & Eliza (Foster) Wilson:
Back: Richard Tilton Wilson and Sarah (Wilson) Dillon
Front: George Wilson and Richard "Doc" Wilson
(FW-20) Julius Wilson family
Standing: Roland Wilson, _____________, Julius Wilson,
Edward Wilson, Leonard Wilson
Sitting: Alice (Wilson) Eagan Bundy (daughter of Julius
Wilson), and Stella Wilson
(FW-3) This picture was probably taken at N.A.
and Mary Louisa Winks’ 35th Wedding Anniversary (Mary Winks Weeks’
grandparents), and was taken beside the old house where they lived on northwest corner
of 3rd and Illinois in Alma. (The house is now gone and a McWhirter built
the new one. Later, Bill Broom lived in this house for year (father of
Paul, Wilbur, Fernando, Carrie Broom Purcell, etc. This house stood where
Steve Smith lives, facing Illinois Streeet.)
Couple seated in middle of picture - Grace (Winks) Campbell and
Tom Campbell with Carrie on bench in polka-dots, and Helen sitting on lap;
Lady standing behind couple with bonnet tied under chin – Mary
Louisa “Lize” Winks; Man holding sign - Nate A. Winks.
To the left of poster, Tom and Grace
Campbell, Carrie and Helen.
Band members standing on right side of picture: Howard Winks
(playing bass drum); Tom Day (playing trumpet in front);
Confucious Lloyd (with beard and black hat pulled over ears
behind Tom Day);
Charlie Pollock (playing trombone); Dwight Day (horn); “Bogey” Graves (horn);
and ____________.
Sitting on ground on far right with
hat - Bob Sprouse.
_________ & Howard Winks
(FW-22) Family of Andy Winks & Mary (Getts) Winks - 2007
Nellie (Mahan) Witwer
(FW-1a) Helen Katherine Wormley (3 ½ years)“Me going to Sunday
School”
Katherine Wormley
Katherine Wormley & Warren Shufeldt - Oct. 11, 1942
Katherine Wormley with Margaret (Warren) Shufeldt and Warren
Shufeldt
Elder William E. Wright & Jane (Bowles) Wright
Elder William E. Wright
Mary Frances Wright and her brother, Emery Wright (ca 1905)
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(FW-26) Francis (Kline) Wright and Dale Wright on their
wedding day
Winnie Yerian's parents, Gussie Albert Yerian and Mary Atta (McFatridge) Yerian,
at home in Kinmundy - 1932
Winnie Yerian's parents, Mary Atta (McFatridge) Yerian and Gussie Albert Yerian,
at home in Kinmundy - 1946
(#L5) Taken in Alma, Illinois in
1911 - the Frederick & Louisa (Metslin) Yung family
Seated: Mr. Frederick Yung (age
62 years) and Mrs. Louisa Doretta Margaretta (Metslin) Yung (age 54 years)
Standing: Mrs. Louisa Catherine
(Yung) French (age 29 years) (married Alonzo "Lon" French)
Mr. George Frederick Yung (age 21 years)
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