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Posted 10 years ago
friendofvi…
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Fun pictures of my grandma, great uncle, great grandfather and 2nd great grandparents. My 2nd great grandparents were from Romette, Hautes-Alpes, France.
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Great photo's to have of your family.
Beautiful pictures. Each has perfectly caught the atmosphere of the era.
Great photos!
Love the car with Grandma - what is it do you know?
Love the old photo's, great keepsakes!
Thank you, friends for the love. Racer4four, I do not know what car is in the photo. I will try to find out and let you know. I found a lot of these pictures from finding more distant relatives through ancestry.com. My mom was able to verify them. Go ancestry!
An interesting story from my 1st cousin twice removed. The memories are from my great grand aunt. Florence's memory of Reynaud Ranch: "I was born 7 miles east of Fort Bragg, California. My older brother, Fred was born in San Francisco, my older sister, Julie (my great grandmother), was born on the homestead, 7 miles north of Ukiah, in the village of Calpella. My other sisters,Louise and Lucille and my younger brother, Joe were also born at our ranch. Union Lumber Company had a railroad that ran from Fort Bragg to Willits and back. We loved to run down & wave when the train went by. We also had visits from French chefs from San Francisco who arrived on the train. My mother loved their visits because she never had to cook when they were there. The only thing she was expected to make was bread in her outside oven." The train still runs today & is called the "Skunk Train."
Gotta Love the Old, Priceless Family Photos !! Great !!!!!
Thanks for the comment! :)
These are priceless! Lucky you!
Thank you, shareurpassion! Indeed, I am very lucky... =)
great pics! i love the craftsman chair. i wonder if it's greene and greene?
Thank you, ho2cultcha. I love the chair as well. Unfortunately, it did not get passed down. Have a great day! :)
Love'm all especially your granny she looks like a Chiparus figure !
Thank you, ozmarty and CindB. :) I am lucky to have a huge collection of great pictures. To ozmarty, yes my granny was a fashion plate! lol Great granny was too! ;)