Robyn Ryan

On the back of this photo of Mary Eliza Glasscock Taylor's someone wrote "Grandma Taylor's mother and father ? Glasscox. There is no way of knowing. I think the photo was taken around 1870 and that would make them too old for her parents. Could this possibly be her grandparents. John Glasscock (b. 1805) and Sarah Stringfield (b. 1809)

This could be either my great great grandparents, George Washing Glasscock b. 1837 d. 1908 and Eleanore Ruddick, b.1839 d. 1902 or my guess it is the parents of either one of them due to the age of the couple. In the 1870's GW and Elenore would have been in their 30's. Someone wrote on the back, Grandma Taylor's mother and father ? Glasscox. Could it be her grand parents

Photo of a street car conductor in Seattle not allowing passengers to board without a mask during the influenza epidemic in 1918. Given the severe influenza outbreak, mass transit systems were fertile grounds for the disease to spread. Seattle public health officials in particular REQUIRED employees and passengers to wear masks to protect from influenza.

A photo of Susannah Beck Crist, mother of Margaret Crist Eaton, my grandmother:

Described, by my father, as a sweet little woman who lived in a log cabin in Revenge. She did not speak English; only German. I have had this picture for many years and only recently traced her ancestry I would like to know her connection (parents; Laurence Beck (1798-1854, b. in Wurtemburg, Germany) and Mary Ann Roberson (some say Robinson), one of 11 children...with Jacob Beck and his brothers who came from the same location, settled in Lancaster, OH and founded the Lutheran Church therein. Any other pictures???

Was it taken in Fairfield County OH?
People in photo include: Susannah (Beck) Crist