ancestor

Mr. & Mrs. Mart Roberson

Nora Roberson (Mrs. Mart Roberson) &
Mrs. T. J. Waggoner
Wichita Falls, TX

"Grandmother Roberson and Mrs. T. J. Waggoner"

Mrs. Mart Roberson & son Lawrence Clyde Roberson

"Grandmother Roberson and Uncle Clyde"

Mr. & Mrs. Mart Roberson

(Martin Bowers Roberson &
Nancy Narcissa Herring)

Mrs. Mart Roberson and dau.
Gladys Roberson

"Grandmother Roberson & Mother"

Photographer's stamp says Wichita Falls, Texas.

Jake & Gladys Avis
with son Jake, Jr.

For Gladys Avis
picture of our grandfather Herring
Don't know first name or initials

"Was living at Savannah, Tennessee when died about 1868. He was a lawyer. He and his first wife had 3 sons - Hal, Dick and Telemack."

This appears to be a tintype copy of the ambrotype original (see Image
87.tif).


He died in 1868.

A large drawing was made from this or the ambrotype and is in the home of David M. Avis of Houston (in 7/2001).

Mrs. James David Avis seated
Left to right:
Katie Lou Weeks
A. W. (Jake) Avis
Ruby Dunkleberg
Lillian Baum

Processor stamp says June 1 1945.

Your Grandfather taken in World War I

"A. W. "Jake" Avis
taken in World War I"

Postcard printing says:
The American Photo Studio
6 Greenwich St.
Hempstead, L. I.

1923
Back Row: L. E. & J. F. Williams, Jim, Edna, (holding) Mildred Chenault, Dollie Williams, Floy Smith, Vera & Fannie Mai Williams.

Front Row: Evelyn & Olin Williams, Helen Chenault, Tennie Williams, Dick Smith, Nina Williams.