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Mollie Salyer(s), back of photo says
"Mollie married Rolly (Raleigh)
intended to marry Arch Talent but
parents prevented".

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Eugene Frankel Salyers (my dad)
b:1925 d:2002

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Roll and Virginia Salyers at their wedding anniversary party in 1953. Roll passed later that year and Virginia died in 1955.

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Roll Salyers Sr and his 2nd wife Cora ? and her daughter. I do not have a date for this photo.
My grandfather was Roll Jr, and his
wife was supposed to be Delaney.

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Raleigh Salyers and family,
caption on back says "father uncle". 
Unknown if this means that it is
Roll Jr's brother or Roll Sr's brother?

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Katherine Conley Whitaker Salyer,
born in Magoffin Co., Kentucky on 11/20/1867. She died in Bakersfield, California on 12/14/1956.

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Clyde Wilkerson Salyer. Son of Fielding Newton and Katherine Whitaker Salyer. He was born in Sun City Kansas on 9/16/1886 and died on December 29, 1941.

The Whitaker family along with Johnson Marshall and some of his family followed Johnson Adams (Tom Whitaker's brother in law), to Douglas, Kentucky in 1870,
by 1875 they lived in Sun City, Kansas. Fielding Salyer and his brother in law Henry Van Trees were part of the Oklahoma land rush in the 1890's.

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Mildred Evelyn Salyer. Daughter of Fielding Newton and Katherine Whitaker Salyer. She was born in Oney, Oklahoma on 4/28/1905 she died October 7, 1985.

 
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The Arnett sisters Phoebe and Lorraine married Salyer brothers, Greenville and Asbury. 
Greenville and Phoebe (my great grandparents) are on the left of the photograph.  Asbury and Lorraine are the couple on the right of the photograph.
 

 
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One of Greenville and Phoebe Salyer's sons is Wiley Salyer (my mother's father and the person I am named after)

 
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This is a photo of my Grandpa Wiley Salyer in uniform.  He served in World War I.

 
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This is a photo of my Grandma Hazel (Howard) Salyer and her three children, Morris Marvin Salyer, Maureen Salyer, and Philip Ray Salyer in the year that Grandpa Wiley died (1944).
 

 
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My Uncle Morris Marvin Salyer who is in uniform.  He served in the Korean War.
 

 
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Another son of Greenville and Phoebe Salyer is Lee Salyer, who married Edna Salyer.  The photo of Lee and Edna also include my mother Maureen (Salyer) Wireman in plaid slacks and her mother Hazel (Howard) Salyer Wireman in checkered dress.
 

 

Sent in by:  Calvin Parrott

These are children of Napoleon Salyer and Alice (Dotson) Salyer. It is believed to have been taken at the wake of Alice Dotson Salyer (date unknown).  Bertie (Salyer) Parrott was my Grandmother. (Calvin M. Parrott)
(see photo for names)

Earl Adkins & John Salyers preparing Richland Co. fairgrounds building for 4H event. (Read newsprint below photo)