Album 4 - Margaret (Bond) Pierce
The Margaret and Julia Bond Albums:
These photos were gathered throughout their lifetimes and put in albums by two daughters of Robert Lewis Bond (1836-1916) and Martha Jane Ramey (1850-1907), who lived in Carrollton, Carroll Co., KY. Five such albums were assembled by Margaret Ramey (Bond) Pierce (1874-1970), wife of Norval Lee Pierce (1871-1951) and Julia Frances (Bond) Spalding (1877-1968), wife of Okey Wallace Spalding (1872-1956). Additionally, included here is a miscellaneous collection of photographs, scans and digital images captured from the world wide web that have been used for identification or to clarify the identification of the album subjects.
Album 1:
Margaret Ramey (Bond) Pierce
Album 2: Margaret Ramey (Bond) Pierce
Album 3: Margaret Ramey
(Bond) Pierce
Album 4:
Duplicate and/or Important Photos from Albums 1-3
Album
5: Julia Frances (Bond) Spalding
Miscellaneous: Loose photos or unassociated images used
for identification or clarification
Photography:
Photos were selected from each album for family interest and to eliminate duplicates, of which there were more than a few. The photos were copied at a time when digital scanners were too expensive for home use, so they were first photographed. The selected photos were placed under glass and photographed using four floodlamps at approximately 45 degrees to the lens to minimize glare. The film was Kodak Plus-X, developed in Kodak D-19. The resulting negatives were sent to Eastman Kodak to be scanned at 2000dpi and placed on a CD. The highest resolution image (of five) of each exposure was then stripped from the CD and stored as a .jpg. Thumbnails are shown below, each having a link to the full resolution image.
Many albums have two parts, each having numbering from 0001, owing to the limited storage capacity of the original CDs for the images. On this website, the second part may or may not be shown, or only a few images of the second part may be shown. This is because the second parts contain photographs of living persons.
Many of the snapshots in the albums may have been taken using a No. 3A Folding Pocket Kodak roll film camera, which was part of Margaret (Bond) Pierce's estate. It produced negatives 3¼×5½ inches in size. A large number of snapshots in these albums are that size.
Identification:
Each photograph in the albums has been numbered sequentially, using the form: ALBUM4-PT1 001. They are in chronological order, with a few exceptions. Generally, each photo has some kind of caption with it in the albums 1-5; this is quoted immediately following the photo number. Captions may contain the subject(s) present in a photograph and/or the locale and/or date/year. If a person is not identified by its caption, they are often identified in another photograph or photographs, which is then included in the subject discussion.
Cast of Characters:
Margaret Ramey Bond (1874 - 1970), was the daughter of Robert Lewis Bond (1836 - 1916) and Martha Jane "Mattie" Ramey (1850 - 1907). She lived with her three sisters, Maynie Laura Bond (1872 - 1957), Julia Frances Bond (1877 - 1968), James Dorothy "Dot" [or "Tot"] Bond, and one brother, Richard Frank (who was called Frank or R. Frank) Bond (1881 - 1948). While growing up, the family first lived at a farm called Clearview, in the Sharon neighborhood on Four Mile Road about five miles south of Ghent, Carroll County, Kentucky; this house was abandoned but still standing as late as 1997. Later, they moved to a larger house called Smoke Tree, on the Ohio River bank, about one mile east of Carrollton, Carroll County, Kentucky; this house burned to the ground in the early 1900's. After his children left home and his wife died, Robert L. Bond moved to a smaller house called Mapleview in Sanders, Carroll County, Kentucky; this house is still occupied. About 1910, Margaret moved to New Orleans, living with her brother Frank. She married, in 1912, Norval Lee Pierce (1871 - 1951), son of James Perry Pierce (1841 - 1916) and Emeline F. Rolston (1840 - 1895) of Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky. They first lived in Marseilles, Illinois, where Norval was the manager of a General Roofing Company (now known as Certainteed) Plant. Almost immediately, they started making plans to return to farming, purchasing 647¼ acres just south of Woodville, Wilkenson County, Mississippi, that they called The Plantation, despite the fact that the "big house" appears to be a three-room clapboard shack, where both of their children were born. In 1919, they sold out of Woodville, and moved to Tupelo, Lee County, Mississippi, first on an 80-acre farm west of town, and about 1925, to a town lot in Tupelo. By 1930, they lived in Chicago, flying high in real estate speculation. Their oldest, Norval Lee Pierce, Jr. died in April of 1931 from a ruptured spleen, the unexpected effect of a boyish fight, they were running a sandwich shop (more like a hot-dog stand) around the corner from their residence. By the winter of 1932/33, they gave in to the depression and moved onto "Frankelva", the 69-acre summer or vacation property/farm just south of Natchitoches, Louisiana owned by Frank and Elva Bond, Margaret's brother and sister-in-law. Initially, Norval fixed up the house, which was in a disreputable state, to be livable. It then became a comfortable summer retreat of Frank and Elva. In 1936, they were joined there by Okey and Julia (Bond) Spalding, Margaret's sister. After the death of Frank Bond in 1948, Norval Pierce in 1951 and Elva shortly after, Margaret, Julia and Okey were allowed to continue to live on "Frankelva", despite its deed having descended to Elva's heirs. Some time after Okey died in 1956, the two sisters, now elderly, moved to a rental house in town.
Maynie Laura "Dixie" Bond (1872 - 1957) was R. L. and Mattie Bond's eldest child. In 1891, she married Pierce Godbey Winslow (1873 - ?). Pierce was a cabinet-maker in the 1910 census, later, a hand in an automobile plant. In 1901, they had a son, William Beverly Winslow (named after Pierce's father); he died at just 6 years of age in 1907. Shortly thereafter they divorced. Pierce re-married sometime between 1920 and 1930. Maynie moved to the Oakland area and re-married Clarence Seward Smith (his 2nd marriage) between 1915 and 1920. Smith had been born in Nova Scotia, Canada, and was naturalized before their marriage. They lived in Oakland the remainder of their lives. He was a home-builder during the California bungalow era; she ran a boarding house in one of his large houses.
Julia Frances Bond (1877 - 1968), Margaret's next youngest sister, married in 1905 Okey Wallace Spalding (1872 - 1956). Okey was a traveling salesman, and, for a while, they lived with R. L. Bond in his Sanders, Kentucky house. There, they had a daughter, Margaret Catherine "Kit" Spalding (1907 - 1992). When Kit was small, they lived in Lake Charles, Louisiana, then Little Rock. In 1936, after Kit was off to college, Julia and Okey joined Margaret and Norval at "Frankelva" in Natchitoches. Kit studied nursing at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, but had a long career as a newspaper reporter at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
James Dorothy "Tot" Bond (1979 - 1964), Margaret's youngest sister, married in 1906 Arthur Yaeger Hayes (1979 - 1942). He was described as a banker in their marriage record, and later as a farmer in the census. They lived in Smithfield, Henry County, Kentucky, where his family was located and he was born. Tot Hayes worked as a bookkeeper when she worked. They had two sons: Robert Bond Hays (1912 - 1969), a Methodist minister who lived in the Atlanta, Georgia vicinity, and Arthur Hayden Hayes (Abt. 1915 - Bet. 1915-1920) who died in infancy.
Richard Frank "R. Frank" "Frank" Bond (1881 - 1948), the only son of Robert L. and Mattie Bond, married in 1918 Elva Victoria Nash (1884 - 1951). By 1910, his occupation was listed as superintendent of a cracker factory in New Orleans; his entire career was spent in the employ of the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco), New Orleans. Frank and Elva bought a house in New Orleans at 30 Neron Place, about a block from the intersection of Canal St. and S. Carrollton St., the end of the line of the St. Charles streetcar. Elva received, as a legacy from her mother, the ~69 acre farm, which she and Frank re-named: "Frankelva." When Frank's sisters, Margaret and Julia and their husbands, needed a place to ride out the depression, and eventually to retire, "Frankelva" was offered. In return, Norval Pierce and Okey Spalding renovated the house and kept the property in repair.
Album 4 Part 1
001 |
ALBUM4-PT1 001:
Photographic gelatine print - "Clearview, home of Robert L. Bond,
Ghent, KY, Sharon neighborhood". |
ALBUM4-PT1 002:
Photographic gelatine print (copy from a
Daguerreotype) - "
Robert L. Bond with Loud, champion fox dog (among others) c.1855". |
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ALBUM4-PT1 003:
Photographic gelatine print - "White's Run Baptist church and school". |
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004 |
ALBUM4-PT1 004:
Photographic gelatine print - " view from
the turnpike road into 'Clearview'". The house Clearview exists
in ruin today, and egress is not from the turnpike to the west, but rather
from road that is called on Google-Maps South Fork White's Run Road
to the east of the house. |
005 |
ALBUM4-PT1 005:
Photographic gelatine print - " childhood
home of Martha Jane Ramey, Eminence, KY". This house is still
occupied today, although this alley, approaching the south side of the
house, is no longer the main entrance, which is now on the west side of the
house. The house is adjacent to the north of the Eminence Cemetery.
The lower photo shows it in 1997. |
006 |
ALBUM4-PT1 006:
Photographic gelatine print - " Aunt Annie
Ramey's home [LSP: 4565 N. Main St.] Eminence, KY". |
007 |
ALBUM4-PT1 007:
Photographic gelatine print - "Martha Jane
Ramey, 20 y.o., 1870". |
008 |
ALBUM4-PT1 008:
Photographic gelatine print - "Martha Jane
Ramey, 52 y.o. 1902". |
009 |
ALBUM4-PT1 009:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert Lewis
Bond, 67 y.o. 1902". |
010 |
ALBUM4-PT1 010:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert L.
Bond with Gay [sic](actually spelled Gex) Denmark 1905". |
011 |
ALBUM4-PT1 011:
Photographic gelatine print - "Clearview,
childhood home of Margaret Bond 1905". The lower photo is 1997.
It does have asbestos siding, which will remain on site for a long time. |
012 |
ALBUM4-PT1 012:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert L.
Bond house - on the Ohio River". This was called by the children
"our house of marriages", since it was the site of a number of marriages
just prior to 1900. It burned down c.1910. Five family members
and a dog are visible on the porch. |
013 |
ALBUM4-PT1 013:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert L.
Bond at Clearview". |
014 |
ALBUM4-PT1 014:
Photographic printing out paper print - "Margaret
Bond and Sallie (Munday) Ramey c.1890". |
015 |
ALBUM4-PT1 015:
Photographic gelatine print - "Carrie
French, Margaret Bond, Lula Wright, school mates c. 1895". |
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016 |
ALBUM4-PT1 016:
Tintype - "Jim Owens, Will Maddox, Lula
Wright, Margaret Bond at Simpsonville, KY". |
017 |
ALBUM4-PT1 017:
Photographic printing out paper print - "
house party at the Hampton's home on the Ohio Rr., 3 Hampton boys, 3 Hampton
girls, 6 Bond girls". |
018 |
ALBUM4-PT1 018:
Photographic gelatine print - "Mattie Bond
Ramey at Clearview". |
019 |
ALBUM4-PT1 019:
Photographic gelatine print - "Frank Bond,
Margaret Bond, Robert L. Bond at Jackson Barracks, New Orleans". |
020 |
ALBUM4-PT1 020:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert L Bond
family (all), J.R. Ramey and Mattie Bond Ramey with Laurine (colored)". |
021 |
ALBUM4-PT1 021:
Photographic gelatine print - "Aunt Helen
(Whitaker) Bond". |
022 |
ALBUM4-PT1 022:
Photographic printing out paper print - "
Margaret Bond and friends, Union City, TN [back- Carrie French, Margaret
Bond, Lula Wright]". |
023 |
ALBUM4-PT1 023:
Photographic gelatine print - " Margaret
Bond at the home of R. Frank Bond c.1910". |
024 |
ALBUM4-PT1 024:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert L.
Bond visiting New Orleans at Frank Bond 1501 Prytiana St., 1910". |
025 |
ALBUM4-PT1 025:
Photographic gelatine print - " Bill Currie,
R. Frank Bond, Robert L. Bond". |
026 |
ALBUM4-PT1 026:
Photographic gelatine print - " home of
Robert L. Bond, Maple Lawn, 1907, Sanders, KY". The house has
only been altered slightly from 1907 to 1997 (lower photo). |
027 |
ALBUM4-PT1 027:
Photographic gelatine print - " R. Frank
Bond with Gex Denmark at Maple Lawn, 1909". |
028 |
ALBUM4-PT1 028:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert L.
Bond children at Maple Lawn". |
029 |
ALBUM4-PT1 029:
Photographic gelatine print - " Maynie (Bond) Winslow, probably in
mourning for her son who died at age 9". |
030 |
ALBUM4-PT1 030:
Photographic gelatine print - "O.W. Spalding
and Julia, R. Frank Bond and Margaret Bond at the home of the Spaldings,
Louisville, KY". |
031 |
ALBUM4-PT1 031:
Photographic gelatine print - "Arthur Y.
Hayes and son, Lexington, KY". |
032 |
ALBUM4-PT1 032:
Photographic gelatine print - "coming home
from Louisville trip to the Spaldings, 1906, R. Frank Bond and Margaret Bond". |
033 |
ALBUM4-PT1 033:
Photographic gelatine print - "Robert Bond
Hays". |
034 |
ALBUM4-PT1 034:
Photographic gelatine print - "Rev. Robert
Bond Hays, Methodist minister". |
035 |
ALBUM4-PT1 035:
Photographic gelatine print - "Julia (Bond)
Spalding". |
036 |
ALBUM4-PT1 036:
Photographic gelatine print - "O.W. Spalding
with daughter Catherine". |
037 |
ALBUM4-PT1 037:
Photographic gelatine print - "grandfather
Bond and Catherine Spalding". |
038 |
ALBUM4-PT1 038:
Photographic gelatine print - "Auntie Mar
and Catherine Spalding". |
039 |
ALBUM4-PT1 039:
Photographic gelatine print - "Catherine
Spalding, 7 mos., with John Hulbert Lewman, Louisville, KY". |
040 |
ALBUM4-PT1 040:
Photographic gelatine print - "Catherine
Spalding". |
041 |
ALBUM4-PT1 041:
Photographic gelatine print - " Catherine
Spalding". |
042 |
ALBUM4-PT1 042:
Photographic gelatine print - "Catherine
Spalding and Robert Bond Hays". |
043 |
ALBUM4-PT1 043:
Photographic gelatine print - " Ed Scott,
Helen Bond & ?". |
044 |
ALBUM4-PT1 044:
Photographic gelatine print - "R. Frank Bond
in the French quarter with friends, courtyard of the old St. Louis Hotel on
Royal St". |
045 |
ALBUM4-PT1 045:
Photographic gelatine print - " Robert L.
Bond on Gex Denmark at Sanders, KY". |
046 |
ALBUM4-PT1 046:
Photographic gelatine print - " R. Frank
Bond and father in New Orleans". |
047 |
ALBUM4-PT1 047:
Photographic gelatine print - "Martha
(Ramey) Bond, 52 yrs". |
048 |
ALBUM4-PT1 048:
Photographic gelatine print - "Helen Bond
(called her Jack), sister of Sydney and Will bond". |
049 |
ALBUM4-PT1 049:
Photographic gelatine print - " l-r Dr. Rex
Cunningham & wife Mattie (Bond) Cunningham, Mary Belle (Ramey) Garoway &
husband Dr. Charles Garoway". |
050 |
ALBUM4-PT1 050:
Photographic gelatine print - "R. Frank Bond
and Margaret bond". |
051 |
ALBUM4-PT1 051:
Photographic gelatine print - "Margaret Bond
and friends, Hickman, KY, Mississippi R". |
052 |
ALBUM4-PT1 052:
Photographic gelatine print - "Cunningham
mine sequence" (six snapshots of a trip to the mine). |
053 |
ALBUM4-PT1 053:
Photographic gelatine print - " lower
tunnell of the mine". |
054 |
ALBUM4-PT1 054:
Photographic gelatine print - "Marion, KY
home of James Perry Pierce, c.1902". |
055 |
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056 |
ALBUM4-PT1 056:
Photographic gelatine print. |
057 |
ALBUM4-PT1 057:
Tintype, marked in album: "Norval Lee
Pierce". Left hand image is as is; right hand image has been digitally restored. |
058 |
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059 Images of Ira Tilden Pierce (see MISC 016) Images of Florence Emeline Pierce (see MISC 008) Images of Cora A. Pierce (see MISC 011) |
ALBUM4-PT1 059:
Photographic gelatine print - " l-r James
Perry Pierce, Ira, Florence, Cora, 1895 mourning". |
059 |
The portrait on the easel appears to be a photograph of Emeline (Rolston) Pierce (1840-1895) at age 30-40, a copy of which has not survived. |
059 |
This portrait, still hanging on the wall, appears to be James Perry Pierce, probably taken at the same time as the one of Emeline on the easel. A copy of this photograph has not survived, either, despite the large number of photographs of James that are extant. |
060 |
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061 |
ALBUM4-PT1 061:
Photographic gelatine print - "Miss Nell
Walker (Walkers were close family friends)". |
062 |
ALBUM 4-PT1 062: Oval gelatine-silver photographic print mounted on a light yellow mat board; unmarked as to subject or date.
Photographer: "C.C. Cook, Fort Smith, Ark.", one of a number of photographs so marked (FPY 117 through FPY 124).
Subject: Berna (Langley) Flynn (1884-1967), daughter of John Frost Langley (1860-1892) and Ella J. Cox (1861-1928), and wife of James Wilson Flynn (1879-1952).
Date: c.1915-1920; she appears to be about 30-35 years old.
Lower Image:
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063 |
ALBUM4-PT1 063:
Photographic gelatine print - "Maggie
Walker, Miriam Pierce (middle), Myrtle Walker [and others] in front of the
Methodist church, Marion, KY".
Miriam Elizabeth Pierce (1898-1987) is the center girl, known from many other photos, such as
Album 4 Pt1 0065, and Album 4 Pt1 0066.
Myrtle Walker (1896-1975) is known to be the furthest from the right, from the photo
Album 3 Part 1 Image 008.
Maggie Walker (1894-1954) is known to be the second from the right, from the photo
Album 3 Part 1 Image 003. The other two girls are then Harriet and Perdie. That the one on the far left is Perdie is inferred from two things: 1) she certainly looks younger (Perdie was b.1891) than the other unidentified woman (Harriet was b.1887) in image 0063 - indeed appears to be younger than any of the Walkers, and 2) she appears in other images in this collection, whereas the older-appearing unknown does not, which would be more expected from a married woman, such as Harriet.
Harriet Ann Walker (1887-1971), by elimination, would be the girl second
from the left. |
ALBUM4-PT1 063 Detail: Probably Perdie Walker. |
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ALBUM4-PT1 063 Detail: Probably Harriet Walker. |
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ALBUM4-PT1 063 Detail: Maggie Walker. |
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ALBUM4-PT1 063: Myrtle Walker. |
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064 |
ALBUM4-PT1 064:
Photographic gelatine print - " Cora
(Pierce) Crider and George Crider". |
065 Images of William Bennett Yandell (see MISC 006): Images of Ella J. (Cox) (Langley) Pierce (see MISC 018): |
Comparison of all known or suspected images of Ella, in approximate order of age, which is shown in the lower image. See MISC 018.
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066 Images of Miriam Elizabeth (Pierce) Dobyns (see MISC 019) |
Subject: Miriam Elizabeth Pierce (1898-1987), daughter of James Perry Pierce (1841-1916) and his second wife Ella J. (Cox) (Langley) Pierce (1861-1928), and wife of William Harold Dobyns (1902-1933).
Date: c.1925.
Lower Image:
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067 |
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068 |
ALBUM4-PT1 068:
Photographic gelatine print - "Catherine
Spalding in Berkeley, CA, 1932, wearing grandma Mattie Bond's dress of 1870".
In shades of forest green. This dress now resides at the Elmbrook
Historical Society, Brookfield, WI, where it was donated by Helene (Vaubel)
Pierce). |
069 |
ALBUM4-PT1 069:
Photographic gelatine print - "Margaret
Bond, c.1910". |
070 |
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071 |
ALBUM4-PT1 071:
Photographic gelatine print - " Marseilles,
IL, where Margaret and Norval Pierce lived c.1912, home of the Camerons".
"X" marks the spot of the bedroom. In the attic of this house, they
found a complete set of 20 year-old "Theodore Haviland, Limoges, France,
Patent Applied For" china in a box. They kept it. Presumably, it
wasn't the Camerons'. |
072 |
ALBUM4-PT1 072:
Photographic gelatine print - "Woodville, MS
'plantation', c.1918". |
073 |
ALBUM4-PT1 073:
Photographic gelatine print - " Baptist
Sunday school class, Woodville, MS; bldg is over 100 yrs old (in 1918)". |
074 |
ALBUM4-PT1 074:
Photographic gelatine print - " Norval
Pierce and Norval, Jr. on horse 'Dandy', c.1915". |
075 |
ALBUM4-PT1 075:
Photographic gelatine print - "Margaret
Pierce, Woodville, MS". |
076 |
ALBUM4-PT1 076:
Photographic gelatine print - "R. Frank Bond". |
077 |
ALBUM4-PT1 077:
Photographic gelatine print - "James Pierce,
b.1918". |
078 |
ALBUM4-PT1 078:
Photographic gelatine print - " l-r Norval
Jr. Pierce, Ulander Trapp, Catherine Spalding holding James Pierce". |
079 |
ALBUM4-PT1 079:
Photographic gelatine print - "James Pierce". |
080 |
ALBUM4-PT1 080:
Photographic gelatine print - "Bill Currie
and James Pierce, Tupelo, MS". |
081 |
ALBUM4-PT1 081:
Photographic gelatine print - "home of
Clarence W. and Maynie (Bond-Winslow) Smith, Oakland, CA; 5427 Grove St.
(upstairs)". |
082 |
ALBUM4-PT1 082:
Photographic gelatine print - "Maynie (Bond)
Smith, Oakland, Sep, 1925". |
083 |
ALBUM4-PT1 083:
Photographic gelatine print - "Elva (Nash)
Bond, R. Frank Bond, Lela dePriest, Mandeville, LA". |
084 |
ALBUM4-PT1 084:
Photographic gelatine print - "New Orleans
tourist shot with R. Frank Bond". |
085 |
ALBUM4-PT1 085:
Photographic gelatine print - " Elva and
Frank Bond, 1917". |
086 |
ALBUM4-PT1 086:
Photographic gelatine print - "home of Elva
and Frank Bond, 30 Neron Pl., New Orleans, LA (at the end of the Charles St.
streetcar)". Lower photo is from Google Map 2017. |
087 |
ALBUM4-PT1 087:
Photographic gelatine print - "Mr. and Mrs.
J.R. Ramey, Elva and Frank Bond, and little James Pierce". |
088 |
ALBUM4-PT1 088:
Photographic gelatine print - " R. Frank
Bond". |
089 |
ALBUM4-PT1 089:
Photographic gelatine print - "Elva (Nash)
Bond". |
090 |
ALBUM4-PT1 090:
Photographic gelatine print - "Julia (Bond)
Spalding, Mrs. Winstandly, Maynie (Bond) Smith". |
091 |
ALBUM4-PT1 091:
Photographic gelatine print - "Maynie and
Clarence S. Smith". |
092 |
ALBUM4-PT1 092:
Photographic gelatine print - " Norval Lee
Pierce Jr". |
093 |
ALBUM4-PT1 093:
Photographic gelatine print - "Mr. A.S. Bond". |
094 |
ALBUM4-PT1 094:
Photographic gelatine print - "Norval Lee
Pierce Jr, and James Pierce". |
095 |
ALBUM4-PT1 095:
Photographic gelatine print - " Norval
Pierce at the Certaineed Product Co., Chicago, 1926". |
096 |
ALBUM4-PT1 096:
Photographic gelatine print - "N.L. Pierce &
family arriving in Natchitoches, LA 1932". |
097 |
ALBUM4-PT1 097:
Photographic gelatine print - "James Pierce
on farm, 1932". |
098 |
ALBUM4-PT1 098:
Photographic gelatine print - "N.L. Pierce
family, arriving on farm, 1932". |
099 |
ALBUM4-PT1 099:
Photographic gelatine print - "James Pierce,
14 y.o., 1932". |
100 |
ALBUM4-PT1 100:
Photographic gelatine print - "farm house,
1932". |
101 |
ALBUM4-PT1 101:
Photographic gelatine print - " Margaret,
N.L. Pierce in background". |
ALBUM4-PT1 102:
Photographic gelatine print - "N.L. Pierce on farm". |
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ALBUM4-PT1 103:
Photographic gelatine print - "the porch at Frankelva before screening". |
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104 |
ALBUM4-PT1 104:
Photographic gelatine print - "sisters
Margaret, Tot, Julia and brother R. Frank Bond". |
105 |
ALBUM4-PT1 105:
Photographic gelatine print - "1937 James
pierce(far right) at Chilicothe Bus. School, MO.". |
106 |
ALBUM4-PT1 106:
Photographic gelatine print - " James and
Helene (Vaubel) Pierce, 1939, St. Louis". |
107 |
ALBUM4-PT1 107:
Photographic gelatine print - "James and
Helene Pierce, may, 1939". |
108 |
ALBUM4-PT1 108:
Photographic gelatine print - "James and
Helene Pierce on the now screened porch at Frankelva". |
109 |
ALBUM4-PT1 109:
Photographic gelatine print - "Helene Pierce
at the gate of Frankelva". |
110 |
ALBUM4-PT1 110:
Photographic gelatine print - " l-r Henry
R., OW Spalding, J Pierce, Julia Spalding, NL Pierce, Margaret Pierce, Mary
Stewart, Elva Bond, Kit Spalding, Helene Pierce". |
111 |
ALBUM4-PT1 111:
Photographic gelatine print - "same group as
110 saying goodbye". |
112 |
ALBUM4-PT1 112:
Photographic gelatine print - " Maynie
Smith, Aug 31, 1941, at Suzie's (CA)". |
113 |
ALBUM4-PT1 113:
Photographic gelatine print - " l-r Margaret
Pierce, Julia Spalding, Tot Hayes, Virginia Bond (d. John C.), R. Frank
Bond, John C. Bond, Kit Spalding, 1938". |
114 |
ALBUM4-PT1 114:
Photographic gelatine print - " Tot (Bond)
Hayes and Virginia Bond, 1938". |
115 |
ALBUM4-PT1 115:
Photographic gelatine print - "1942, O.W.
Spalding and Julia out back at Frankelva". |
116 |
ALBUM4-PT1 116:
Photographic gelatine print - "N.L. Pierce
and Margaret, 1942 at Frankelva". |
117 |
ALBUM4-PT1 117:
Photographic gelatine print - " Mrs. Jas.
Ramey, Elva Bond, Mrs. Mary N. Stewart 1940". |
118 |
ALBUM4-PT1 118:
Photographic gelatine print - "1945 reunion
of R.L. Bond children". |
119 |
ALBUM4-PT1 119:
Photographic gelatine print - " May 1945
Maynie, R. Frank Bond, O.W. Spalding, Julia Spalding, N.L. Pierce, Margaret
Pierce, Queenie (dog) and Kit Spalding". |
120 |
ALBUM4-PT1 120:
Photographic gelatine print - "July 6, 1944
James Frank Pierce Camp Andrews Field". |
121 |
ALBUM4-PT1 121:
Photographic gelatine print - " James Pierce
and old Queenie". |
122 |
ALBUM4-PT1 122:
Photographic gelatine print - " Helene
Pierce and Karen Lee Pierce 1942". |
123 |
ALBUM4-PT1 123:
Photographic gelatine print - "James Pierce,
Dysart, IA Mar 1944". |
124 |
ALBUM4-PT1 124:
Photographic gelatine print - "James Pierce,
Dysart, IA on leave". |
Album 4 Part 2 Loose Photos