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Ruge men and women off of the Christoph Carl Martin Ruge and Freiderika Zoern family tree.
People in photo include: Theresa Johanna Meyer, Otto William Ruge, and John F Ruge

A photo of the Birnel Family. Identified: Tessie and Gusta.
People in photo include: Tessie Birnel and Gusta Birnel

A photo of Timothy D. Maulin next to the grave of Audie Murphy.
People in photo include: Timothy D. Maulin

My great grandparents Maynard Barker and Mary Elisabeth Walke Barker, Virginia Tobacco Farmers
People in photo include: Mary Elisabeth (Walke) Barker and Maynard Barker

Dr. Frank Ellis, standing on left and my grandmother, Lyndall Ellis Maddux, at a picnic. I love how formal even a picnic was in those days.

A photo of the wedding of Lillian E Caselli and Fred J. Caselli.

Absolutely stunning French Victorian era Easter photo. Obviously, this is a hand painted masterpiece - notice the size of those elaborately painted eggs!

Barryscourt Castle (Caisleán Chúirt an Bharraigh in Irish) is a castle located in eastern County Cork in southern Ireland, close to the town of Carrigtwohill.

Kevin Gerard Barry (Irish: Caoimhín de Barra ) (20 January 1902 – 1 November 1920) was the first Irish republican to be executed by the British since the leaders of the Easter Rising.[1] Barry was sentenced to death for his part in an IRA operation which resulted in the deaths of three British soldiers.[2]
Barry's death is considered a watershed moment in the Irish conflict. His execution outraged public opinion in Ireland and throughout the world, because of his youth. The timing of his death was also crucial, in that his hanging came only days after the death on hunger strike of Terence MacSwiney - the republican Lord Mayor of Cork – and brought public opinion to fever-pitch. His treatment and death attracted great international attention and attempts were made by U.S., British, and Vatican officials to secure a reprieve. His execution and MacSwiney's death precipitated a dramatic escalation in violence as the Irish War of Independence entered its most bloody phase.
Because of his refusal to inform on his comrades while under torture, Kevin Barry was to become one of the most celebrated of republican martyrs.[3][4] A ballad bearing his name, relating the story of his execution, is popular to this day.
People in photo include: Kevin Barry

Richard Lynn "Ricky" Rudd was born on June 30, 1961 in Ohio to William Riley Rudd and Ruth Alwilda (Carter) Rudd. Ricky was hit and killed by a vehicle at the age of 6 in front of his home, while chasing a ball, he died on July 07, 1967 in Felicity, Clermont , Ohio, USA. He is buried in Felicity Cemetery - Felicity, Clermont, Ohio, USA.

Back of photo says, "I don't always have my head so much in the air, but Joe says I am throwing off a funny fit....December 24, 1917, on my last Christmas shopping."
Photo found in an antique fair in San Jose and though I don't know who the woman in the photo is, I liked her outfit...

Keith Chidester Deyo served in WWII 1941-1945, IA Army, as airplane mechanic.

Florence Mansell with her cousins but not sure of the cousins given or surnames.

Great Aunt Mary was born Mary 'Mame' Gooley and her parents were Catherine & Michael Gooley who moved to Chicago, Illinois from Ireland. We were told they came from the Waterford area. Great Aunt Mary had three brothers: Martin, Patrick & James and one sister Alice. Alice married John Mansell.

Mansell Family and friends New Years Party!! Photo includes: Gertrude Mansell Lenz, 42;
Joseph Lenz,51; Elizabeth Mansell Crinnion,56;
James Crinnion, 23; Dorothy Mansell Read, 39;
Lillian Mansell, 54; Patricia Crinnion Scimeca, 29
Sam Scimeca, 32;
Elizabeth Crinnion McAlinden, 22;
John Jack Thomas McAlinden, 25

Grandma Alma Helen (Keister) Ruge and her brother Charles Keister attending the wedding of William Warren Ruge (Alma Helen's son) and Dorothy Lillian Freund on May 16, 1942.