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151 | ![]() | John Colyer Jr. Obtained from grandson John Parsons of Tullahoma TN | |
152 | ![]() | John Emery Curtis John Emery Curtis with his distant cousin , Leslie McCullough Zaricki, during a get together memorial of his father, John Arnold Curtis Jr. in 2007 | |
153 | ![]() | John Thurston Curtis Status: Located | |
154 | ![]() | Joseph Bell Curtis iv - grave from findagrave.com by Parks Honeywell Memorial# 27227108 2015: located north of Schenectady NY farm site of Joseph Curtis at 1556 Duanesburg-Churches Road, Co. Rd. 127, Delanson, NY 12053 passed to MacMillan, then Wilbur. Graves across pasture, down a gully, up through woods to edge of the hillside. | |
155 | ![]() | Joseph Curtis 1675 grave | |
156 | ![]() | Joseph Curtis 1675 Wethersfield grave | |
157 | ![]() | Joseph Curtiss 1675 grave Wethersfield CT | |
158 | ![]() | Joseph Curtiss grave Wethersfield CT | |
159 | ![]() | Julia Ackley Curtis Status: Locatedwife of John Thurston Curtis | |
160 | ![]() | June Avera Girdler | |
161 | ![]() | June Avera wedding 1951 Pictured L-R: Jack Curtis, Jimmy Chestnut, June Avera the bride, her father Bob Avera, Sam Colyer sitting. | |
162 | ![]() | Kate Colyer tombstone Kate Colyer tombstone Butler, MO in early 2005 | |
163 | ![]() | Kentucky University degree 1889 Accounting. 1910 census showed John Carpenter Curtis working as a bookkeeper (likely in family business) | |
164 | ![]() | L-R John Arnold Curtis Jr., Earl Curtis, John (Jack) V. Curtis, Glen Curtis Thanks to Sarah Valencia for this photo of these Curtis men at Pisgah Presbyterian Church Somerset Ky in about 1990. John Arnold and Jack's grandfather Vaughan had been active member (Earl Curtis' father-in-law) here and the occasion was some sort of re-dedicaton of the building. Grandfather Vaughan had been on building committee after church destroyed in 1900 or so by tornado. | |
165 | ![]() | L-R Sam Colyer and Roscoe James about 1950 Believed to be at Roscoe James house located on East Mt. Vernon st. at about Jarvis St. | |
166 | ![]() | L-R: John Arnold Curtis, Earl Botkin Curtis, Charles Curtis | |
167 | ![]() | L-R: John Arnold Curtis, Lois Vaughan Curtis, Mary Wells Vaughan Curtis, Earl Botkin Curtis | |
168 | ![]() | Lavonia (Sis) Curtis Hyman 2009 Curtis family reunion | |
169 | ![]() | Lavonia Bradshaw Lavonia Bradshaw, 1st wife of Otha Vaughan | |
170 | ![]() | Lavonia Curtis Hyman ("Sis"), John Arnold Curtis Sr., wife Louis Vaughan Curtis, John Arnold Curtis Jr. | |
171 | ![]() | Lazlo Moholy-Nagy working at Institute of Design Chicago photo by Frank Sokolik, fellow teacher in photography 1940's. photo once available at the moholy-nagy.org site | |
172 | ![]() | Leone and Sam Colyer Leone and Sam Colyer: in their home on Monticello St, Somerset Ky. Home was at Hope street and was torn down for new roadway in about 2007. | |
173 | ![]() | Leone Lewis Colyer Status: LocatedOnly candid photo I have found of Leone Colyer, Sam Colyer's wife. June Avera who was Leone's grandchild identified photo which she believes was taken at family Lewis home in Greenwood, Ky. abt. 1930 maybe. | |
174 | ![]() | Lera Colyer circ 1986 seated with Bea Takeuchi photo by Elmer Ray Pearson photographer at Institute Design Chicago Bauhaus reunion From institute Design Illinois Institute Technology Chicago archives | |
175 | ![]() | Lera Colyer in self-made costume as Plexiglass age Louisville Courier Journal 1946 | |
176 | ![]() | Lewis house in Greenwood KY Home of William Lewis and Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis, Greenwood KY as seen in about 1972. Per my conversation with Magolla Lewis in 1972, this picture is of the back of the house, even though it faces the current road. That is because after house build, railroad came through front yard, and then hiway through back yard. | |
177 | ![]() | Lewis house in Greenwood KY This photo is of the front of the house taken estimated about 1945. This house is old ELL architecture. Magolla Lewis who was raised there, told me this was the front of the house. Highway 27 runs right by it. | |
178 | ![]() | Liddie Colyer tomb stone Daughter of Lindsay Robert Colyer. Lindsay Robert was a primary financier of Soule's Chapel church re-building 1857. | |
179 | ![]() | Louisa Jane Meece Colyer grave Status: LocatedHere is picture of Clay Hill baptist church and cemetery where Charles Granade Colyer is buried as well as picture of Charles grave and that of his wife Louisa Jane Meece Colyer | |
180 | ![]() | Lovisa Curtis grave Status: LocatedMoore Cemetery located at end of Corbin Road in East McDonough NY in 2002. Daughter Lovisa Curtis also there. Also, John and Lovina Fitts (sister to Seths wife Anna) Carpenter are buried there. See documentation page for link to copy of Lovina Fitts Carpenter's will wherein she leaves money to her nephew John Thurston Curtis in Somerset KY and also to John Carpenter Curtis (her grand nephew) in Somerset KY in 1899. | |
181 | ![]() | Lucy Richardson: photo from Mrs Dennie Rennow Posted on Pulaski County history facebook page June 8 2020 | |
182 | ![]() | Ludlow pond Status: LocatedLudlow pond where in about 1798, first saw mill for building town of McDonough was made on creek feeding Ludlow pond. Seth Curtis farm about 1/2 mile from this pond. | |
183 | ![]() | Lydia Colyer tombstone Tombstone of Lyida Memes Colyer in Soule's Chapel cemetery Somerset Ky | |
184 | ![]() | Lydia Purvis Colyer last will and testament As transcribed in court records of Pulaski County Ky | |
185 | ![]() | Lyman Colyer | |
186 | ![]() | Maranda Botkin Status: LocatedJohn(Jack) and Savanah Curtis and their baby children with Savannah’s father, Miranda Botkins and family | |
187 | ![]() | Maranda Botkin photo kindly provided by Bob Curtis Hyman found in files of Lavonia Curtis Hyman of "Ran" Botkin who had farm in Blaze Valley at Ruth KY | |
188 | ![]() | Maranda Botkin farm location estimated from deed descriptions Located beginning where current day Blaze Valley Road intersects Hwy 192 and continuing on east side of hwy 192 past current day 192 Market. | |
189 | ![]() | Martin T. Colyer Martin T. Colyer, his wife Linn, and their children in front of family home about 1890 to 1900. Left to right: Martin T., Nellie, 4, Linn, 45, Ellen (Bab), 16, Lilly, 14, Vada, 12, Abe (Ably?), 9. | |
190 | ![]() | Mary Ballou Lewis Status: LocatedHere is picture of Mary Ballou Lewis, wife of William, mother of Leon Lewis Colyer. She was know to smoke a clay pipe. | |
191 | ![]() | Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis | |
192 | ![]() | Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis and her sofa Picture of Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis looking down at her sofa shipped to her in Greenwood Ky in 1892 owned by Richard Curtis. | |
193 | ![]() | Mary Jane Newell Owens | |
194 | ![]() | Mary Oatts; Ada Vaughan Waite; Mary Wells (Belfie) Vaughan Curtis; Lois Vaughan Curtis; Evelyn Bradley Vaughan Stigall | |
195 | ![]() | Mary Waite Larson 2007 Cumberland Lake Ky state park | |
196 | ![]() | McDonough General Store Status: LocatedModern day McDonough (1999). General Store which is basically entire town | |
197 | ![]() | McDonough NY Horse and buggy days | |
198 | ![]() | McDonough, NY about 1900 Shows the old McDonough general store and main intersection in what appears to be late 1800's or early 1900's. | |
199 | ![]() | McDonough, NY West Main Street | |
200 | ![]() | Meredith Ballou Homeplace Source: http://www.danielprophecy.com/Meredith_Ballou.html This photograph was taken about 1915. The house was located on the New River about 1/4 mile north of the current Crumpler Post Office. It was significantly damaged by the great flood of 1940, and subsequently torn down. At the time, it was owned by Shube V. Alexander, husband of Myrtle Ballou, a great granddaughter of Meredith Ballou. Pictured in front of the house are (l-r): Shube Alexander, wife Myrtle holding son Hoke, Faye Ballou? (Myrtle's sister), and daughter Delphyne. Note: Hoke Alexander died at age two after an ailing vistor departed the home leaving Hoke and Shube Alexander with Scarlet Fever. |