Leon and Bertha Barron Bryan of Macon County My great grandparents. Cindy Wright
The red headed boy is my grandfather Frank Morgan and his mama Victoria Granger Morgan, along with his brothers and one sister. Joan Jackson Holmes
This is my husband’s Beasley great grandparents and homeplace in Johnson County.
Alice Knipp Garnto
My Great Grandmother Maggie Beggs.
Picture taken in Lowndes County
Tim Kelley
This is me with my 'Grand-Daddy' Taylor in White Oak
Tim Kelley
My Grandpa Roberts
Carol Williams
My sister on one of those high wheel tricycles
Carol Williams
My Daddy, Jim. Taken in Screven County. Early 1930's
Carol Williams
You had to walk past the old Catawba tree to get to the outhouse at the old Gurley place. The trees have long "beans" that grow on them. When they turned brown, Aunt Cleo would let us kids smoke them. She called them monkey cigars. We would get Catawba worms off the tree leaves for fishing. Dallas
Wayne Gurley
Me and my two sisters at Six Flags Over Georgia in 1972.
Tim Kelley
Another photo from an old family album taken by my great-grandfather in 1898. The handwritten caption states that it is a "funeral of a soldier at McPherson Barracks - victim of Cuban War". Fort McPherson, Atlanta named for Union General James McPherson who was killed at the Battle of Atlanta, has been deactivated.
Paul Lycett
An old family photo. My great-grandfather, William Lycett, an Atlanta artist, is pictured on the top row at the left on the beach at Tybee Island (Chatham County). He was a member of the Governor's Horse Guard, a state militia unit. They were on maneuvers at Camp Meldrum in the summer of 1897. According to the caption in his handwriting in the album, they were "bathing at Tybee".
Paul Lycett
My niece sitting by gas pumps at little mom and pop store/gas station across road from my parent's house in Sylvania.
Carol Williams
My GGGrandfather Joseph Shipp's Family in the late 1800's in Paulding County.
J.D. Shipp
This is a picture of my Great Grandma Effie Patterson, taken in 1965 at her home in Chattooga County. It was taken by my great aunt with a camera she received as a Christmas gift.
Amber Heath
This was taken in 1962 from the front porch of my Grandparents' house in Crawfordville. Unfortunately the building, Lunceford's Grocery, is gone now. The courthouse is partly visible also. The store was still standing in 2003 and was called Bill's Groc.
Doug Crawford
