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13th District School/Class photo

Adam Walk or Nicholas Schwarz?

Buddy

Company Picnic ~ 1930-1950

1880

date unknown

Found at the Peddler"s flea market in Cincinnati

Jergens, Wright Aeronautical or Corp, or Barker Card Company?

submitted by Steve Nevin

submitted by Laura Wright

Nancy

Four girls

Grandpa and Grandma Morgan

Great Grandma Chandler

Great Grandma Sherry

Has no information at all. Found at the Peddler"s flea market in Cincinnati

Front of Photo Card: Happy New Year Jan. 1913; Grandpa & Grandma Morgan; Cincinnati, Ohio
Back of Card Addressed to: Martha Morgan; 1039 Freeman Avenue; Cincinnati, Ohio.

Found at the Peddler's flea market in Cincinnati
On the back it says:
"Great grandma CHANDLER; Sara Jane; Grandpas step mother

Found at the Peddler"s flea market in Cincinnati

submitted by Laura Wright

submited by Patti Graman

submitted by Laura Wright

Group of Boys

Group of men standing in front of the J.A. Callahan Confectionery

Jergen's Company Picnic

Marriage photo

"This photo was taken ca. 1935 - really have no idea. We believe that the boy in the second row, far right as you look at photo, is Charles Buckle."

circa 1910

late 30's or early 40's

Shaw Photography late 1800's

submitted by Gloria

submitted by Harold Murray

submitted by Nancy

submitted by Jamie Burnett


2 Boys	2 Girls	Couple	Family	Lacey?	Man

The picture of the 2 boys (men) was taken in Harrison Ohio. I believe they are Lacey's , they may also be Dixon's or Williams. The picture of the man alone may be a Reily, also the picture that says Lacey is a picture of a one room school or a baseball team, it also has Mary and Carrie Lacey in it. The picture was taken about 1890 and Mary would have been 9 and Carrie 7 .

Lacy/Dixon/Williams/Riley family pictures

submitted by Joy Schmidt Honeycutt

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Members & Families

Post card 1911 to Miss Ora Lee Scott

Mendota Fishing Club ~ ca. 1910

Postcard-photo of a young man

Post mark Cincinnati, OH June 8, 1911
Addressed to Miss Ora Lee Scott
Manchester Ohio (Adams Co)
R F L ???? bet 77 (?)
Well Ora I thought I would send you a card I saw Harry Boo?? and he said tell you hellow
we are going to Chester Park ??????...........
So be good to yourself
from your Aunt ????????????

"As you can see, there are quite a few gentlemen evidently belonging to the Mendota Fishing Club. The picture was taken abt. 1910, or so. On the back of this picture, is possibly the photographer, that took the picture. He was James Mohanan, of 702 State Ave."

Has Renslers on it. Found at the Peddler"s flea market in Cincinnati

submitted by Harold Murray

submitted by Laura Wright

Reserves semi pro baseball team

Sycamore Garden Crafters of Rossmoyne, Ohio

10 Young Ladies

I am looking for information on a baseball semi pro team in Cincinnati called the Reserves. My grandfather Brengelman was a left handed pitcher for them. Of course, I realize there were many teams in Cincinnati before the national leagues began to form. The Baseball Hall of Fame had no information on such a team, however I have a large photo of the team in their uniforms.
Does anyone out there know of someone who has researched the semi-pro teams before the Red Stockings?

The last person on the right in the back row is my grandmother Lida Hollis Molloy and the first person on left of the front row is my great-grandmother Grace Edna Green Molloy. I was hoping that others researching the Cincinnati area may be able to identify some of the other women."

A picture of 10 young ladies, possibly taken abt. 1910or so. I thinkmy mother, Gertrude, and my aunt, Loretta, both Walsh's. Daughters of Peter and Mary Walsh. In this picture is a very young girl in the front row, second from the right, and she looks to be the same young girl that my grandfather is holding in [the confectionary] picture."

submitted by Kennett

submitted by Pam Mumford

submitted by Harold Murray