Unknowns
Stewart / Turner Family & Friends
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The following photos were part of the collection of the late Minnie (Turner) Stewart and her husband, James Arthur Stewart, longtime residents of the Cego & Blevins, Texas area. Most of these photos are probably connected to the Stewart or Turner lines, but there may be some that are pictures taken of friends from the Falls County, Texas area. Assistance in identifying the people in these photos will be greatly appreciated.
If you can ID any of these photo's, please contact Kay or
Robert.
To view the pictures, click on the TITLE of the picture.
| Unknown young man in uniform. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Another photo of young man in uniform. Resembles man in shown in previous unknown photo. |
Robert L. Haddock | |
| Unknown young man posed beside a chair. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Unknown man, wearing a bowtie, posed beside a fake stand. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Three kids posed for studio portrait. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Woman standing on left, man seated. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of young girl, standing in rocking chair. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Young barefooted girl, holding an apple. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Young girl, with ribbons in hair, standing next to stool. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Woman wearing coat with large collar. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Young man, wearing vested suit, standing by table. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Woman wearing puffy sleeved dress, holding bouquet of flowers. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Wedding portrait taken at studio in Temple, Bell Co., TX. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait taken of young girl, with bow in her hair, sitting on the knee of a mystery person, apparently too shy to be seen, hidden behind the curtain. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Man in vested suit standing with right arm on wrought iron chair. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Young woman with curly hair. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of man, in formal attire, standing with right hand on chair. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Portrait of man, wearing some type of uniform, perhaps from a lodge of some kind. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Young baby lying in fur-lined bassinet, with siblings surrounding it. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of young man. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of young baby sitting in chair. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Young woman with hair parted in middle, wearing a flower corsage. | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of woman standing next to man (seated). | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of woman wearing cape, standing next to man (seated). | Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of three unidentified men. On back of portrait: R. P. Watts Photographer Lott, Texas |
Robert L. Haddock | |
| Studio portrait of unidentified man and woman. I believe that this couple may have been connected to the Turner family line. |
Robert L. Haddock | |
| Photo of individuals posed on a bridge. I believe that this picture was taken on some bridge in Falls County, TX. |
Robert L. Haddock | |
| School class photo. (Notice that there are no women in the photo). I believe that person seated in the front row, second from the left, may be Felix J. Turner, so this may have been a photo taken when he was in college in late 1890's or early 1900's. He attended Grandbury College and also University of Texas, at Austin. |
Robert L. Haddock | |
| Family photo. (Poor quality). The man in this photo bears a resemblance to my great-grandfather, S. E. J. Turner. It is possible this could have been a picture taken of a Turner family relative and sent to my great-grandfather many years ago. I have not been able to match it up to any other known Turner relative. -rlh |
Robert L. Haddock | |
| Partial Family photo. (Poor quality). The left half of this photo has been lost. The woman holding the child, in the bottom right corner of this photo, bears a strong resemblance to my great-grandmother, Ann Josephine (Lee) Turner. There may be a chance this is a picture of a Lee relative taken with their family. |
Robert L. Haddock | |
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