Luella (Carrigan) White

The young lady at right is identified as Luella (Carrigan) White who was born in 1872 in Grape Creek
and married in 1893 to Booker White, a native of Catlin.

 

Ferris Jones

Ferris Jones in his Catlin baseball uniform taken about 1916.

 

Maggie Buchanan

This woman in this photograph by W. Boyer of Danville is identified as Maggie Richard Buchanan.

 

Margaret McIntyre

Margaret Champion McIntyre was the sister of Catlin inventor Charles V. Champion and wife of her brother's business partner J. W. McIntyre.

 

Minnie Douglas

This photo, taken by a Chicago photographer, is identified as Minnie Church Douglas.

 

Tom Byerly

In 1993, Herman Byerly identified the man in this photo as Tom Byerly, father of Ted Byerly.
The woman is not identified on the photo.

 

Samuel Tilton family

Judy Merrell shared this picture of Samuel R. Tilton; his wife, Lura (Guymon) (Vance) Tilton; oldest son Clint Clay;
middle son Ralph Russell, and youngest son Homer Hudson.

 

Mrs. Frank Small

This picture is identified as Mrs. Frank Small. The portrait was taken by W. Boyce of Danville, Illinois.

 

Charles F. Byerly

Herman Byerly identified this picture in 1993 as his father, Charles F. Byerly.
Photographer is identified as "Bergstresser" of Danville, Illinois.

 

Mrs. Carolyn Thomas

This faded photograph is identified as Mrs. Carolyn Thomas.

 

Mrs. Matilda Clipson

Mrs. Matilda Clipson posed for this photo portrait at the Parsons studio in Danville, Illinois

 

Clark family

Members of the Clark family pose with their automobiles. At left are Grandpa Clark and Iris Kinder.
At right are Aunt Mabel Clark, Uncle Roy Clark and Wayne Clark.

 

Jack Finley family

A portrait of the Jack Finley family was reproduced on this postcard now in the collection of the Catlin Heritage Museum.

Written on back of postcard:

"I wish you many Happy New Years in the future. All able to get around[.] the fat boy was at your house has had the toothache for a few days but is better now[.] hope you are feeling better than you were. Your cousin, "J. M. Finley"

David and Betty Byerly

J. Edw. Wamsley was the photographer for this portrait of David and Betty Byerly.

Henry and Jane Hallett

Henry and Jane Hallett posed for this portrait at Bergstresser photo studio, 10 & 21 Main St., Danville, Illinois.

Theodore and Marie Byerly

The man and woman in this portrait are identified as Theodore and Marie Byerly. A notation on the back indicates it was taken at Bowman Studio in Danville, Illinois.

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