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Four children in the yard of a house in Montevallo, Alabama ca. 1890 Q40174 One of the children is seated in a toy stroller
Group of women and children standing around a wooden glider in a yard in Montevallo, Alabama ca. 1890 Q40199 One of the children, an infant, is seated in a toy stroller. A boy is petting a dog.
Infant in an upholstered chair, probably in a home in Montevallo, Alabama ca. 1890 Q40211
Little girl in a yard, seated beside a rolling chair and a pile of dirt ca. 1890 Q40215 She is holding a stick. A pail is on the ground beside her, and a doll is in the chair.
Man holding a rifle while standing in the yard in front of a house in Montevallo, Alabama ca. 1890 Q40177 A dog is running up the porch steps.
Man seated in a rocking chair in a dirt yard in Montevallo, Alabama. ca. 1890 Q40195 The plate is double exposed; a faint image of two girls is visible on top of the man
Man standing with a horse in the front yard of a house in Montevallo, Alabama ca. 1890 Q40212 A Woman and girl are seated on the steps of the porch in the background.
Shelby County Alabama Pioneers Volume I
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This Volume reveals the relationships between the ACTONS, BAILEYS, CLOWER, CROWSON, LEES, NABORS, NELSON, ROBERTSON, and WILSON families of early Shelby County, AL. Notes, and sources are included. Genealogy reports with all supporting evidence, wills, and deeds when available are included
Pam Bunn Green would your kin know?
I will pass it on!
Wheeler home. Positively.
Donna Verdi Owen
Interesting…
The rolling chair is something I had not seen before. Thanks for the great history lessons.
Wow a punt gun.
Beat me to it. Yep, that isn’t a rifle.
John Cork I think I’ve even seen pictures of one bigger than that. Sure would be nice to find that and have it in a museum
When this will open uninterrupted, I’d love to see it. Beth
Dislike these so-called..win prizes..that come up!
I don’t know, but hope someone does.