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Estill County, Kentucky
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- Identified Photos --9/23
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Hairt Smith written on back. Not sure if picture was given to Harriett or if it is a picture of Harriett.
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith.
An enlargement of the photo on the desk in picture Unknown #8
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Orland Smith is man at far right
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Postcard signed "Leonard Hall Cob Hill"
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Possibly Boon Powell
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Possibly Rozella, Alma, & Evelyn Howell, children of Fayette & Edna (Samples) Howell
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture once owned by James A. & Lillie (Samples) Estes
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith. Writing on back looks like "Powell baby"
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
Picture from Cob Hill home of Grant & Orland Smith
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
George Steven Dixon holding his daughter Inez Dixon. Woman on left is Hazel Chaney, on right is George's wife Florence (Baker) Dixon.
Submitted by Lena Flynn Fuller
Submitted by Lena Flynn Fuller
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Found in Velma Osborne's belongings when she passed away. These 3 unknown girls are in 1 photo and appear to be standing in front of a white plank building. The photo is old, possibly from the 1930's and no information was written on it.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Found in Velma Osborne's belongings when she passed away. These 3 unknown girls are in 1 photo and appear to be standing in front of a white plank building. The photo is old, possibly from the 1930's and no information was written on it.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
This photo is actual size
Found in Velma Osborne's belongings when she passed away. These 3 unknown girls are in 1 photo and appear to be standing in front of a white plank building. The photo is old, possibly from the 1930's and no information was written on it.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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This man could possibly be a NEAL [first name unknown] and was possibly working at Carhartt's.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Found in Velma Osborne's belongings when she passed away.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
Found in Velma Osborne's belongings when she passed away. Polaroid type photo and the men have killed a deer
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
Photo taken in front of Kings Grocery, possibly in the 1940's. Can anyone identify the people and 'ALSO' tell me where Kings Grocery was in Irvine-Estill Co. These people may have worked at Carhartt's.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
Photo taken in front of Kings Grocery, possibly in the 1940's. Can anyone identify the people and 'ALSO' tell me where Kings Grocery was in Irvine-Estill Co. These people may have worked at Carhartt's.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Photo taken in front of Kings Grocery, possibly in the 1940's. Can anyone identify the people and 'ALSO' tell me where Kings Grocery was in Irvine-Estill Co. These people may have worked at Carhartt's.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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This man was in swimming trunks and you could see the river in background.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Photo states SCHOOL DAYS 1945-46
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
I was told this man was a Tipton but he could possibly be a McIntosh.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
The girl/woman is standing beside the Tipton/McIntosh man in photo.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
These people are connected to the Tipton or possibly the McIntosh family from Estill Co.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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These people are connected to the Tipton or possibly the McIntosh family from Estill Co.
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
Back of photo states: James [no last name] Irvine H.S. 1953-54
This photo has been identified as James C. Witt
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Photo states SCHOOL DAYS 1945-46
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Photo states SCHOOL DAYS 1945-46
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Hargett 1953-54
(Looks like Blanch Clem. He parents lived at Spout Springs.
Submitted by Sue McKinney)
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Estill Co. School 1952-53
Submitted & copyrighted by Debbie Osborne Rose (Not to be reproduced without permission)
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Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Submitted by Rhonda Van Iderstine
Possibly Cynthia Ann Alexander Congleton or one of her daughters
Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
This badly damaged photo is in my mother's possession. We are able to identify some of the people in the photo, but not all of them.
(l-r)unknown girl, John Harris, Beverly Harris (in front of John), Nannie Dunn Harris, Artie Harris(in front of Nannie), the rest of the adults are unknown-the blurred child is my grandmother Lillian Broaddus Harris (twin to Beverly). Photo taken @ 1912. The adults may be other sisters of Nannie but my mother did not think they were. (Could one of the unidentified girls be John's daughter, Serilda Jane, from his first marriage to Mariam Isaacs? She would have been about 17 at this time.)
Submitted by David Dalton
Found in the Morris Family album. It is kind of dark, but I was still hoping someone might know who they are.
Submitted by Beverly Morris McClure
Came from the household of Richard B. and Maggie (Shearer, Hall) Tuttle on Sand Hill in Irvine, Kentucky. They may have come from a family of one or both of Richard Tuttle's former wives--Gould, Witt, or Jacobs; Wilcox, Winn (wife's former spouse), or Stacy; or perhaps a family in Richard's line--Tuttle, King, Lowe, or Bird--or in Maggie's line--Shearer, Dunbar or Hall (her former spouse).
Submitted by Mary Ellen Sharp
Came from the household of Richard B. and Maggie (Shearer, Hall) Tuttle on Sand Hill in Irvine, Kentucky. They may have come from a family of one or both of Richard Tuttle's former wives--Gould, Witt, or Jacobs; Wilcox, Winn (wife's former spouse), or Stacy; or perhaps a family in Richard's line--Tuttle, King, Lowe, or Bird--or in Maggie's line--Shearer, Dunbar or Hall (her former spouse).
Submitted by Mary Ellen Sharp
Came from the household of Richard B. and Maggie (Shearer, Hall) Tuttle on Sand Hill in Irvine, Kentucky. They may have come from a family of one or both of Richard Tuttle's former wives--Gould, Witt, or Jacobs; Wilcox, Winn (wife's former spouse), or Stacy; or perhaps a family in Richard's line--Tuttle, King, Lowe, or Bird--or in Maggie's line--Shearer, Dunbar or Hall (her former spouse).
Submitted by Mary Ellen Sharp
Came from the household of Richard B. and Maggie (Shearer, Hall) Tuttle on Sand Hill in Irvine, Kentucky. They may have come from a family of one or both of Richard Tuttle's former wives--Gould, Witt, or Jacobs; Wilcox, Winn (wife's former spouse), or Stacy; or perhaps a family in Richard's line--Tuttle, King, Lowe, or Bird--or in Maggie's line--Shearer, Dunbar or Hall (her former spouse).
Submitted by Mary Ellen Sharp
This old photo belonged to Lula Richardson Miller of West Irvine. Lula was the daughter of Harvey Richardson and Anna Eliza Richardson. On the back it says "Mrs Harvey Richardson, Witt Ky, man X only"
I assume that the photo was being sent away for copying because the man in the picture has an X above and below him. Anna Eliza Richardson's parents were David Richardson (1833-1922) and Mary Ann White. Mary Ann died around 1882 and David Richardson remarried in 1885 to Sarah Ann Moore, a woman who was 27 years his younger. I have a very strong belief that this picture is of David Richardson and his second wife Sarah Ann Moore. I'm guessing that Anna Eliza wanted an enlargement of her dad, but didn't want her stepmother in it!
This David Richardson was the son of David Richardson and Keziah Skinner.
Submitted by Sam Miller
Submitted by Sam Miller
I have an idea that it is Bailey and Malinda Richardson, but that is purely a guess.
Submitted by Sam Miller
This photo is from the home of the late Sam and Alva (Miller) Gabbard. Sam was the son of Isaac & Lena King Gabbard. Alva was the daughter of Archie & Edna (Durbin) Miller.
Submitted by Earl Gabbard
From the home of Sam & Alva (Miller) Gabbard ---- Could this be Archie Miller?
This photo has been identified as Archie Miller.
Submitted by Earl Gabbard
Submitted by Bruce W. Hawkins
Submitted by Bruce W. Hawkins
Submitted by Bruce W. Hawkins
Submitted by Bruce W. Hawkins
Submitted by Bruce W. Hawkins
Submitted by Bruce W. Hawkins
**Note: Regarding the question by Debbie Rose about Kings Grocery -- Sally King's Grocery was on Highway 89 in the Hargett area at the entrance to the Old Fox Road. There is still a building in that spot but it was recently renovated, or possibly entirely rebuilt. Submitted by Fonda Estes Carter
**Note: Regarding the question by Debbie Rose about Kings Grocery -- According to my mother-in-law, who's family is from Estill County:
"Here's photos at fox, it used to be called Cobb Hill. The old church that burned was called Cobb Hill Christian Church, Kings store was at the end of Fox Rd". Submitted by Sherida Childers.