Most weeks I follow the Sepia Saturday theme rather closely. I haven’t used many if any family photos because we don’t have many from way back when. I’m happy to report that I came across a stash of old photos and thought I’d share a few. It’s a potpourri with no theme this week.
Frank was my maternal grandmother’s uncle.
Mom and her friends, 1950s
Which one was my great uncle? I don’t know. A good reminder to label photos with the names you do know.
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Nice to see your family photos. You have some very handsome people in your tree! And yes, always the reminder to label. Today I took a cue from you and looked for images from the Library of Congress to find something for my post.
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What a handsome fellow was Frank Byrne. That collar must have been a lot of fun to wear – NOT! I also love that baby with arm draped over the chair – looking so laid back and casual. HA
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Indeed. I agree with all of the above. Thanks for visiting.
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The baby is adorable. What a shame you don’t know who it was. Sadly, I have old family photos like that unidentified. Every time I take a photo out of an album now to use for either a Sepia Sat. post or something else, I identify it on the back before I replace it in the album it came from!
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It’s a good practice to identify photos. It’s a shame to lose family history. Maybe some older relative will know.
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Great photos! I love the “then and now” juxtaposition of your mom’s group photos.
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Thanks.
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Very fine photos. Frank’s is an especially handsome portrait and it looks like a studio photo that might be in a school yearbook. Do you know his birth year? His high collar would be interesting to date.
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From the 1900 Census it seems that he was born in 1870 or ’71
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