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Barbara Wilson's Photos
- Jasper Newton Wilson
- Jasper Newton Wilson was born 27 March 18421 in Florida, the eldest of five children of Henry C. and Martha B. Wilson
- Laura Strobar Guinn Wilson & granddaughter Edna Mae Davis
- Laura, wife of Jasper Newton Wilson, was born December 8, 1846 in Camden County, Georgia. She was the daughter of Peter W. Guinn and Rebecca Tucker Guinn. She died May 27, 1919 in Cadallic, Alachua County, Florida.
- Laura Strobar Guinn Wilson and Allie Lee Wilson
- L to R Allie Lee Wilson B. July 21, 1888 in Cadallic, Alachua County, Florida, youngest daughter of Jasper Newton and Laura Wilson. Allie married Jasper H. Davis, February 6, 1910 and her mother, Laura Strobar Guinn Wilson.
- Laura Strobar Guinn Wilson and Allie Lee Wilson
- Closeup of the ladies in Previous photo
- Leona Bell Wilson Wainwright
- Picture taken in 1935. Leona Bell Wilson B. June 13, 1877 in Cadallic, Alachua County, Florida. Leona married Isaac Tucker Wainwright, August 1, 1895. Leona daughter of Jasper Newton and Laura Wilson.
- Allie Lee Wilson and Daisy B. Wilson
- L to R. Allie Lee Wilson and her sister Daisy B. Wilson B. January 4, 1884, in Cadallic, Alachua County, Florida. Daisy married William Oneta Russell, April 23, 1905 in Alachua, Alachua County, Florida. Daughters of Jasper Newton and Laura Wilson.
- George and Alice Wilson and four children
- Picture taken Abt. late 1912 - early 1913 L to R John Newton Wilson, Father, George Washington Wilson in front of George, Aubrey Bishop Wilson, Mother, Alice Jane Rawls Wilson baby in arms, Laura Strobar Wilson and Lula Alice Wilson.
- George and Alice Wilson's four oldest children
- Taken late 1912- early 1913 - Four oldest children of George and Alice Wilson. Back row L to R - John Newton Wilson, Lula Alice Wilson, in front L to R - Aubrey Bishop Wilson and Laura Strobar Wilson.
- George and Alice Wilson 1946
- Taken September, 1946 George Washington Wilson, son of Jasper Newton and Laura Strobar Wilson, Alice Jane Rawls Wilson, daughter of John Green and Janie Burnett Rawls. Both buried in Forest Grove Baptist Cemetery.
- George and Alice Wilson and their eight children
- Back Row L to R Ernest Leroy Wilson, Lula Alice Wilson Clark, James Woodrow Wilson, Jesse Gracy Wilson, Aubrey Bishop Wilson, John Newton Wilson, Laura Strobar Wilson Barber, & Arthur Julian Wilson.
- Arthur and Emma Cathcart
- Picture taken on their 50th Wedding Anniversary December 24, 1949. Arthur Monroe Cathcart, Emma Blanton Wilson Cathcart, daughter of Jasper and Laura Wilson. Arthur and Emma were married December 24, 1899. Both buried in Forest Grove Baptist Cemetery.
- Willie Tyson Wilson
- Willie Tyson Wilson, B. February 3, 1871, Cadallic, Alachua County, Florida, son of Jasper Newton and Laura Wilson, D. February 5, 1955, Alachua, Alachua County, Florida, buried in the Cathcart Cemetery near Alachua, Alachua County, Florida.
- Louise Missouri Cathcart Wilson
- Louise Missouri Cathcart Wilson, B. March 28, 1871, Alachua, Alachua County, Florida, daughter of Robert L. Cathcart and Rachel Polk, wife of Willie Tyson Wilson, D. November 5, 1943, Alachua, Alachua County, Florida, buried in the Cathcart Cemetery
- Louisa Jane Dell
- B. February 3, 1804 in Florida, daughter of Joseph Dell and Martha Maxey Dell. Louisa married Aaron Tison, January 16, 1825 in Greene County, Georgia. Aaron died December 2, 1840, Alachua County Florida. Family tradition has it that Aaron was riding his horse on his land, the horse threw him and he died from a broken neck and they buried him there. Louisa later marrried Shadrack "Blackshade" Hancock in 1851. Louisa died December 8, 1878 in Columbia County and is buried in Old Mt. Tabor Methodist Cemetery, Mason City, Columbia County, Florida.
- Four Generations William Orson Tison
- Four Generations - William Orson Tison, B. May 2, 1834, Newnansville, Alachua County, Florida, son of Aaron Tison and Louisa Jane Dell Tison. William's wife Martha J. Hodges, B. November 20, 1842, Greene County, Georgia. William and Martha were married February 10, 1861, Fort Call, Bradford County Florida. Daughter Sarah Lee Tison, B. April 20, 1864. Sarah's daughter and her daughter. William died January 5, 1924, Gainesville, Alachua County, Florida. Martha died October 16, 1937, Gainesville, Alachua County, Florida. William and Martha are buried in the Mt. Tabor Methodist Cemetery, Mason City, Columbia County, Florida.
- William Orson Tison and Two unknown Dell Children
- Taken in Waldo, Alachua County, Florida.
- Mystery Couple
Barbara Stringfellow's Photos
- William Hall Stringfellow
- Dr. William Hall Stringfellow was born in Chester, South Carolina on July 31, 1818, the son of William and Patience Buford Stringfellow. He married first Julia Eliza Rainey and they had two children, William Jr. and Eliza. Julia Rainey died, and about a year later William Hall remarried a widow, Sarah Dogan Wright, who had two children by her first husband, Richard Simpson Wright.
- Joseph Dogan Stringfellow
- Joseph Dogan Stringfellow was born at Fort Clarke on his father's plantation on May 10, 1858. He was the oldest son of Dr. William Hall and Sarah Dogan Stringfellow. He was educated at the East Florida Seminary and at Kings Mountain College in South Carolina.
From Florida Edition, Makers of America, 1911:
"Mr. Stringfellow began his business career in a mercantile establishment at Gainesville. In 1882 he became a merchant on his own account. About 1885 he gave of the mercantile business and commenced giving his entire attention to general farming. He now operates probably the most extensive and successful stock and truck farms in the county."
- Joseph Dogan Stringfellow
- Joseph Dogan Stringfellow
- Bessie Kincaid Stringfellow
- Bessie Kincaid Stringfellow was born on May 30, 1860 on the old Kincaid homplace less than two miles from Gainesville. She was the daughter of Sarah A. Moore of Chester County, SC and James Kincaid of Fairfield County, SC, who moved to Alachua County in 1851. She was married to Joseph Dogan Stringfellow on November 29, 1881. She was known as "Aunt Sweetie", and was referred to as one of Gainesville's best loved women, possessing a rare charm and a gentle disposition.She was one of the oldest members of the First Presbyterian Church, joining in her girlhood. At age 76 she died at her home at 430 West Union Street on February 23, 1927 and is was buried in the family plot at Evergreen Cemetery.
- Bessie Kincaid Stringfellow
- Home of J.D. and Bessie Stringfellow
- Located at 430 West Union Street in Gainesville
- Home of J.D. and Bessie Stringfellow
- Closeup of portion of Previous Photo
- Another Closeup of portion of Previous Photo
- Thornton Buford Stringfellow
- Thornton Buford Stringfellow was born at Fort Clarke on his father's plantation on July 21, 1860. His parents were Dr. William Hall Stringfellow and Sarah Dogan Stringfellow. As a young man he worked in the mercantile business for G. K. Broome. He later entered the grocery business with his brother, Robert Lee Stringfellow. The brothers moved to Jacksonville in 1900 and established the Stringfellow Brothers Wholesale Grocery at the foot of Hogan Street in that city. T. B. moved back to Gainesville in 1907. He was president of the Diamond Ice Company, Sweet Water Mills, and Stringfellow Grocery Company. His principal business interest, however has been in real estate.
- Home of T. B. and Willie Stringfellow
- 620 E. Main Street South. The home was divided in to apartments and later demolished to make way for the parking lot of Sun Bank on N. E. First Street.
- Home of T. B. and Willie Stringfellow
- Home of T. B. and Willie Stringfellow
- Willie Adams Stringfellow
- Willie Adams Stringfellow was born June 13, 1875 at Opalaka, Alabama. Her parents were Robert Toombs Adams and Dorothy (Dolly) Caroline Boyd Adams. Her two brothers were John Houston Adams 1878 - 1917 and Robert (Bob) Toombs Adams Jr. 1880 - 1943. She married Thornton Buford Stringfellow on October 8, 1895. They had four sons: Frederick Buford Stringfellow, Hart Robert Stringfellow, Jack Boyd Stringfellow & Arthur King Stringfellow. Willie Adams Stringfellow died on June 18, 1945 at her home 620 East Main Street South. She is buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
- Willie Adams Stringfellow
- Willie Adams Stringfellow with three of her children
- Willie Adams Stringfellow with three of her children: Frederick Buford, Hart Robert, and Jack Boyd
- Robert Lee Stringfellow
- Robert Lee Stringfellow was born at Fort Clarke on his father's plantation on October 10, 1861. His parents were Dr. William Hall Stringfellow and Sarah Dogan Stringfellow. His early life was spent in Gainesville where he was educated and entered business in the grocery trade with his brother, T. B. Stringfellow. The partnership of Stringfellow Brothers continued here for several years and later moved to Jacksonville. Sometime later T. B. Stringfellow retired from the firm. It them became known as the Stringfellow Doty Company, and later the Stringfellow Padgett, until the firm of Stringfellow Harmon which was in business at the time of Robert Lee's death at age 64.
- Marion Glenn Stringfellow
- Marion Glenn Stringfellow was born on his father's plantation at Fort Clarke on July 15, 1888. His parents moved to Gainesville shortly after that time, and he was reared in this city, attending high school and the University for two years. He graduated from the University of Georgia. His parents were Joseph Dogan and Bessie Kincaid Stringfellow. During World War I he was a first lieutenant in the Transportation Department. He died on April 17, 1928 at the age of 29and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
- Marion Glenn Stringfellow
- Martin Ichabod Coxe
- Martin Ichabod Coxe was born February 7, 1835 in Marietta, Georgia. He came to Florida as a young man and at the breaking out of the War Between the States in 1861, he enlisted in the Confederate Army and was Captain of Company A, First Florida Calvary, serving throughout the four years of the war. At the close of the war he returned to Florida and engaged in turpentining and lumber operation in Columbia and adjoining counties for some time before moving to Jacksonville, where he resided for some years. He was a Judge in Palatka. In 1875 Martin I. Coxe married Leah Ann Livingston. They had two children, Camillus Cotter Coxe and Rosalou "Doda" Coxe.
- Camillus Coxe Glass
- Camillus Coxe Glass was born in Green Bay, Florida on July 7, 1876. Her parents were Martin Ichabod and Leah Ann Livingston Coxe. She married Arthur Lorenzo Glass in Palakta, Florida November 13, 1893 They had eight children: Lucille Sue Glass, Arthur Martin Glass, William Henry Glass, Robert Emmett Glass, Lillian Yetive Glass, Theresa Louise Glass, Kathleen Camille Glass, and Jean Livingston Glass.
- Camillus Coxe Glass
- Mama Glass with her children
- Front row: William Henry Glass, Theresa Louise Glass, Camillus Coxe Glass, Lillian Yetive Glass, Robert Emmett Glass. Back row: Lucille Sue Glass, Arthur Martin Glass.
- The Home of Arthur Lorenzo Glass and Camillus Coxe Glass
- The photo was taken about 1912, two years before the death of Arthur Lorenzo Glass. The home was at 610 E. Church Street in Gainesville, FL. The three girls in the photo are Tessie, Kathleen and Lillian.
- Closeup of the previous photo
- The three girls in the photo are Tessie, Kathleen and Lillian.
- Boulware Springs
- Phillip Miller Home
- Description from History of Alachua County 1824 - 1969 by Jess G. Davis: "Phillip Miller was born in Lenoir County, NC, March 19, 1857. The Phillip Miller residence was located at 426 N. E. First Street and was one of the show-house residences of Gainesville. Pictures of the residence and grounds appear in the City Directories of 1905 and 1908, and pictures were made for post card mailing.
- Closeup of previous Photo
- Miller's Cigars, Drinks, Stationery and Sundries
- Description from History of Ala. Co. by Jess G. Davis: "Miller's Cigars, Drinks, Stationery and Sundries was in the middle of the block on the northside of the square. By 1928 or 1930, Martin Glass was operating the same type of business in the same location. At present, the City Drug Store, operated by Albert Vidal and sons, is at this location.
- Closeup of previous Photo
- G.W. Hyde Hardware
- Lydia Graham
- Lydia Graham married James Madison Graham on October 17, 1876. In 1888 James Madison Graham organized the First National Bank of Gainesville. Their children were Lee Graham (married Marion Harris), Maude Graham (married Evans Haile), Dr. Allen Graham (married Ethel Lambert) and Sandy Graham (married Florence Lambert).
- Graham Family
- Gainesville 1901 Left to Right standing: Aunt Annie Jordan (only sister of Graham brothers), Uncle Wright Jordan, Aunt Victoria (wife of Dodd Graham), Uncle George Graham, Uncle Frank Graham, Aunt Molly (wife of Frank Graham). Sitting Left to Right: Aunt Nancy (wife of Uncle George Graham), Uncle Dodd, Aunt Henrietta (wife of Uncle Jimmy), Uncle Jimmy, Bessie Graham (Daughter of George & Nancy Graham). Children: Margurite Jordan, Bob Graham (son of Uncle Dodd & Aunt Vic)
- Hiram Lambert
- Hiram Lambert was father of Florence Louise Lambert Graham
- Helen Vaughn Lambert
- Helen Vaughn Lambert was mother of Florence Louise Lambert Graham
- R. Wilson Notions
- Closeup of previous Photo
- Wilson's Corner 1
- Wilson's Corner 2
Beth Learn's Photos
- Gathering
- Stella Anna DeSha is the woman on the bench, front right, hands in lap, looking down. Nice BIG plant, eh? She looks to be 16-22-ish and was born in 1891, so abt. 1906+ Could be church or school. Don't know why she has leaves in her hair.
- Orange Heights School
- Stella Anna DeSha is second to last second row right with dotted blouse and watch pinned to her right front. She looks as if in her early 20's. She taught school only 1 year at the Orange Heights School which this is. Sometime between 1908-1915????
- Picnic
- Looks like a Church (Waldo, if so) or School?? picnic. Stella Anna DeSha has pointed herself out there.
- School
- Seems to be the same occasion as Gathering photo above. Stella is wearing the same outfit and still has leaves in her hair. She is standing roughly in the second row, just right of the center picture, has her arms behind her back and leaves.
- DeSha Home near Hatchet Creek
- Photo of Joseph Finegan DeSha Farm #1 at Hatchett Creek, NW corner of S22 T09 R21 in Alachua County, Florida. Picture taken about 1895-96.
- Family Closeup
- L-R are Mae Eady DeSha and doll, unknown girl and doll, unknown woman, Harriet Mariah Beasley DeSha, behind Bernice Ella DeSha, Lawrence "Lonnie" Madison DeSha, Joseph Finegan DeSha, and Stella Anna Desha with doll.
- Eliza Anna Parrish DeSha
- Eliza Anna Parrish DeSha (1835-1918), daughter of Ezekiel and Mariah Faye Parrish, wife of Franklin DeSha (abt 1826-1867). This was her home on one of Waldo's two "main" streets.
- Mae Eady DeSha
- Mae Eady DeSha (1890-1984), sister of Stella Anna DeSha (Thomas) and Bernice Ella Desha (Blackburn); oldest daughter of Joseph Finegan DeSha and Harriet Mariah Beasley DeSha.
- Stella Anna DeSha
- My beautiful Grandmother, Stella Anna DeSha (Thomas) abt. 1908-10. One of three daughters of Joseph Finegan DeSha and Harriet Mariah Beasley, Stella grew up on the family farms in Alachua County, attended schools in Waldo and Fairbanks, and taught school 1 year in Saluda/Orange Heights. Cousin, Bettee DeSha says in her book Eastside of Eden, that Stella also played organ in the Baptist Church in Waldo. Following her marriage to P.L. Thomas in 1914, she moved to Jacksonville, Florida where she raised her family and is buried. Stella was named "Anna" in honor of her Grandmother, Eliza Anna Parrish DeSha. In Latin, "stella" means "star".
- Cane Grinding
- Sugar cane tasting? L-R: Bernice Ella DeSha, Joseph Fenigan DeSha ?, Harriet Mariah Beasley DeSha, Stella Anna DeSha, Mae Eady DeSha Stevens, Arthur Lawrence Stevens. Unknown man in back row. Post 1912?
- Mae Eady DeSha & Arthur Lawrence Stevens
- Bettee V. DeSha says in her history of Waldo, entitled East Side of Eden, that the house in this picture was built by my GG Grandfather, Franklin DeSha (1826-18, the first in-Florida DeSha whose land grant was out on Lake Alto. It was where we went when we came to Waldo. I grew up and moved far away and when I returned with my daughter my Dad drove us to Waldo so that she could see Auntie Mae's house. A year after that it burned to the ground. Here are Auntie Mae and Uncle Arthur on the front steps 1920-something.
- Fish
Dianna Thomas' Photos
- Lem ANDERSON, wife Anzie THOMAS and their children Lydia, Mary, Roland, Henry, Harmon ANDERSON
- Photo taken in late 1800's in Alachua County. Anzie was the daughter of Roland THOMAS and Mary Ann CARVER
- Joe Asbell, Carrie Asbell and sons
- Photo taken in Alachua County
- Estelle Bush
- Photo taken in Alachua County
- Alice Fowler
- Hazel Goolsby
- Picture taken in Alachua County. Hazel is a descendant of Hettie Thomas and Asbury Goolsby.
- Irving Light Hilliard
- Picture taken in Alachua County around 1910-1920. He is son of Roberta Townsend and Oscar Hilliard
- Hattie Jackson
- Second wife of Roland Thomas.
- Eliza Kelly
- Eliza was the daughter of Lillie Townsend and William D. Kelly. Photo taken around 1918 in Alachua County.
- John Raymond Light Kelly
- Picture is taken around 1915 in Alachua County. John Raymond Light was the son of Lillie Townsend and William D. Kelly.
- Lillie Townsend Kelly
- Picture taken in Gilchrist County. Lillie was the wife of William D Kelly and daughter of John Light Townsend and Indiana Nancy Florence Sikes.
- Henry Hamilton McCreary
- Picture taken around 1880-1890. Henry H was one of the first settlers in Gainesville. He was a highly honored journalist who owned and edited a few first Gainesvillle newspapers. One of the newspapers was "The Advocate".
- George Stuart MERCHANT and his son Harry McCreary MERCHANT
- George Stuart came to Alachua County before 1870 from Newberry County, SC. George owned a grocery store on the square in Gainesville . His son Harry McCreary became a early Gainesville physician and was a prominent Gainesville physician for over 33 years.
- Home of George Stuart Merchant and Sarah Hodgson Richardson 1880
- Located near old courthouse square
- Lilla Pearce and Frank Walker
- Photo taken around late 1800's in Alachua County
- James Madison RICHARDSON
- J.M. Richardson came to Gainesville in the 1860's from Lancaster Co, SC. He is buried in Alachua County. He was a postmaster and had mail route 6408 from Gainesville to Newmansville in 1866-67
- Mollie Shepherd
- Photo taken around late 1800's in Alachua County
- Rose Shepherd
- Photo taken around late 1800's in Alachua County
- May Sikes
- Photo taken around late 1800's in Alachua County
- "Mrs. Bridges" and Ada Thomas
- Picture taken around 1910 in Alachua County. Ada was the daughter of Roland Thomas and Mary Ann Carver.
- Ada Nancy, Bartley, Callie and Ruby Thomas
- Picture taken around 1910 in Alachua County. Ada Nancy and Bartley were children of Roland Thomas and Mary Ann Carver
- Lewis Thomas and Ruth Hines
- Photo taken in Alachua County
- Minnie Estelle Thomas
- Minnie was the daughter of Roland Thomas and Mary Ann Carver. Taken in early 1900's in Alachua County.
- Anzie, Alice, Rhoda, & Ada Nancy Thomas
- Picture taken in early 1900's in Alachua County. Pictured are children of Roland Thomas and Mary Ann Carver.
- Roland Thomas & Mary Ann Carver
- This is Roland Thomas born 1848 Alachua County - died 1925 Alachua County and Mary Ann CARVER born 1853 Fla died Alachua County 1909.Roland was the son of Rowland Thomas and Elizabeth SASSER
- Timothy Thomas & Nettie Mae Tomlinson
- Picture taken around 1915 in Alachua County. Timothy was the son of Roland Thomas and Mary Ann Carver.
- Asa Franklin Townsend and Ada M. Thomas
- This photo was taken about 1910 in Alachua County. Asa was the son of Henry Franklin Townsend. His wife Asa was the daughter of Roland Thomas and Mary Ann Carver
- Edna Mae Townsend & Lillian Colclough
- Picture taken in Alachua County around 1920. Infant is Edna Mae Townsend (daughter of Simeon Lyte Townsend and Mae Strawn) with Simeon Lyte Townsend's wife Lillian Colclough
- George Townsend & Ethel Gornto
- I have no info on this one except its Ethel GORNTO and George TOWNSEND - picture type tells me its probably late 1800's maybe bit earlier.
- Harmon Frank Townsend
- Picture taken around 1920 in Gilchrist County. Harmon was the son of John Light Townsend and Indiana Nancy Florence Sikes
- John Light Townsend & Indiana Nancy Florence Sikes
- Picture of John Light TOWNSEND born 9-9-1856 Alachua County died 12-13-1932 Gilchrist Co and wife Indiana Nancy Florence SIKES born 12-15-1856 died 9-30-1927 Gilchrist Co
- John Light Townsend &
- Picture taken around 1905 in Alachua/Gilchrist County Florida. Picture is of John Light Townsend and wife Emma Shirley Crews and their son Harmon Frank Townsend and Harmon Townsend and Eva Texas Crews children Curtis, Ray and Charlotte Townsend
- Lela Malinda Townsend, Lewis D. Berry, Frank & Nellie Townsend
- Picture taken in early 1900s in Alachua County. Lela Malinda was the daughter of Henry Franklin Townsend and Maria May. Frank Townsend was the son of Stephen Townsend and Sabrina Robinson.
- Margaret Lenora TOWNSEND, husband Street Kenyon JONES and children Elsie, Mamie, Annie, Arial and Zola JONES
- This picture taken around 1890-1900 in Alachua Co - now Gilchrist County. Margaret was the daughter of John Light Townsend and Indiana Sikes
- Roberta TOWNSEND and Oscar HILLIARD
- Photo probably taken around 1915-25. Roberta was the daughter of John Light Townsend and Indiana Sikes
- Simeon Lyte Townsend & Mae Strawn
- Picture taken in Alachua County about 1920. Simeon Lyte was the son of John Light Townsend and Indiana Nancy Florence Sikes.
- Vanice & Thelma Townsend
- Picture taken in Alachua County early 1900's. Vanice and Thelma were children of John Hill Moses Townsend and Abbie Jones and grandchildren of John Light Townsend and Indiana Nancy Florence Sikes
- Wallace H. Townsend
- Picture taken around 1916 in Alachua County. Wallace was son of Simeon Lyte Townsend and Mae Strawn
Elaine Campbell's Photos
- Laura Louise Standley & Charles Edward Speight
- Laura Louise Standley & her first husband Charles Edward Speight. She was born in Mikesville Fl. July 4, 1873. She was the daughter of James W. Standley and Eliza Livonia Townsend.
- Laura Louise Standley Speight Cullen
- She was born in Mikesville Fl. July 4, 1873. She died in Gainesville, Fl. July 4 , 1959 and is burried in Hague Cemetery. She was the daughter of James W. Standley and Eliza Livonia Townsend.
- Stephen Beville Cullen
- Born Alachua Co. February 14, 1872. Died January 8, 1938 Alachua Co. Burried in Hague Cemeter. He was the second husband of Laura Louise Standley Speight.
- Eliza Livonia Townsend
- Born April 2, 1842 in Florida. Died March 2, 1915 in Hague Fl. She is burried in Hague Cemetery. She was the wife of James W. Standley. She married second Thomas C. Hunter.
- Laura Louise Standley
- She was born in Mikesville Fl. July 4, 1873. She died in Gainesville, Fl. July 24, 1959 and is burried in Hague Cemetery. She was the daughter of James W. Standley and Eliza Livonia Townsend.
- James W. Standley
- Born 1842 in Alachua Co. Fl. Died December 25, 1879 in Alachua Co., Fl. He was the son of John B. Standley II and Penelope Laura Barrow. James W. Standley married Eliza Livonia Townsend.
- Nellie Cullen Dailey
- Born about 1860. She was the daughter of James W. Standley and Eliza Livonia Townsend
- James Henry Standley
- James Henry Standley born March 14, 1878 in Hague, Fl. He died December 1956 in Jacksonville, Fl. He was the son of James W. Standley and Eliza Livonia Townsend.
- The Standley House
- The Standley House was later called The Dell House
- Hague School. About 1880. Hague, Fl
- Hague Methodist Church. About 1880. Hague, Fl.
- James Gordon Hunter
- James Gordon Hunter, born 1874. Son of Thomas C. Hunter and Lenora Townsend.
- James Henry Standley
- James Henry Standley born March 14, 1878. Died December 1956. Married Annie Antoinette Rodgers. He was the son of James W. Standley and Eliza Livonia Townsend.
- Livonia Townsend & Lenora A.Townsend
- Eliza Livonia Townsend born April 2, 1842 (on left) and her sister Lenora A. Townsend (right) born June 1847. Eliza Livonia Townsend married first James W. Standley. Lenora married first Thomas C. Hunter. After Lenora's death and James W. Standley's death, Eliza Livonia Townsend Standley and Thomas C. Hunter married.
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Ellen Oliver Wilson's Photos
- Sally Harnage Kelly, Delores Mongovie, John Nathaniel Kelly & Swinton Kelly.
- This photo was taken about the 1940's. Left to right: Sally Harris Harnage Kelly, second wife of John Nathaniel Kelly, Delores Mongovie, John Nathaniel Kelly and daughter, Swinton Kelly. Delores's maiden name is unknown. Mongovie is her married name, husband is Sal Mongovie.
- John Nathaniel Kelly, his four children & Delories Mongovie
- Left to right: William Warren (Pat) Kelly, Bertie Lee Kelly, Swinton Kelly, behind her is Ellison Mills Kelly with his hands on Swinton's shoulders, Delores Mongovie and John Nathaniel Kelly, father to all but Delories. Picture taken in the 1950's. John Nathaniel Kelly is the son of George Ellison Kelly and Hester K. Denmark. George Ellison Kelly is an uncle to William David Kelly who married Lillie Melinda Townsend.
G.I. Hunt's Photos
- Sabra Clemenitine Conerly & John W. Harris
- Starting on the left is Sabra Clementine, second wife of John W. Harris. She is holding Susan Emily Harris. Next is Florence C. Harris Cannon, holding Willie Cannon, and her husband Lewis Cannon. Back row on the left is Melton Harris, youngest son of Clementine and John W. to the right of Melton is John W. Harris.
- Cass Osteen
- Lewis & Florence Cannon
Jane Gibbs' Photos
- Aaron James Higginbotham with his 3 grandchildren
- This is a picture taken in 1906 of Aaron James Higginbotham with his 3 grandchildren: John, Joseph and Leona Hogan. Aaron was born September 27, 1832 in Spring Grove at Hogtown in Alachua Co. and died April 3, 1910 in Williston, Levy Co. and is buried at Pine Grove in Trenton. Aaron is the son of David & Elizabeth Higginbotham.
Russ Henderson's Photos
- Rawls Reunion 1918-1919
- This picture was taken ca. 1918-1919 at the John Green Rawls' home located off NW 161st Street in Section 33 Township 8 South Range 18 East, Alachua County, Florida. The adults in the picture (l-r) are John Gracy Rawls, his wife Carol Gillespie White Rawls, John Green Rawls, his wife Minnie Jane Wilson Rawls, Durham Leval Rawls, George W. "Doy" Lewis, his wife Lois Louise Rawls Lewis, George Washington Wilson, his wife Alice Jane Rawls Wilson, and Mary Lorene Rawls. The three children with Doy and Lois Rawls are probably (l-r) George Elmo Lewis, James Orvin Lewis and Janie Clifford Lewis. At the right hand end of the picture is probably John Newton Wilson and next to him is probably Lula Alice Wilson.
- John Green Rawls
- John G. Rawls (1855-1928) of Alachua County, Florida, is the third in line of those of that name. John G. Rawls (1) is of record in 1823 farming on Hogtown Creek in Alachua, County, Florida. John G. Rawls (2) (1833-1864) was married to Martha Harville (1839 -1910) and served in the Civil War both as Confederate lieutenant John Green Rawls and Union private John Green. His son, John Green Rawls (3) (1855-1928) married first Janie Burnett (1858-1900), then a Sarah C., and finally, Minnie Jane Wilson (1874-1948).
- John Gracy Rawls
- John Gracy Rawls (1887-1974) is John G. Rawls (4), his son John Glenn Rawls (1911-1951) is John G. Rawls (5) and his son, John Glenn "Johnny" Rawls Jr. (1942-1970) is John G. Rawls (6). While Johnny had no male heirs, there is reason to believe that there might be a John G. Rawls previous to that of the 1823 record.
- John Gracy Rawls
- John Gracy Rawls (1887 - 1974), son of John Green and Janie Burnett Rawls, was a telegrapher and station master with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The picture is a postcard with "Sears & Rawls oprs" at top and "20 words a min 3-29-09" at bottom. The penny postcard to RFD #3 in Alachua was written to his eldest sister Alice Jane Rawls (1883 - 1953), wife of George Washington Wilson (1879 - 1947). The card, postmarked Newnan, Georgia, identifies the other operator as C. W. Sears. John's brother, Francis Olmsted Rawls (1896 - 1975), was also a telegrapher and station master, serving in High Springs for over 20 years.
- Janie Burnett Rawls
- Janie Burnett (1858 - 1900) first wife of John Green Rawls (1855 - 1928), daughter of John W. Burnett (ca.1828 - ca. 1895) and Eliza Tidwell (ca. 1830 - ca. 1890) with children (l-r): Alice Jane Rawls (1883 - 1953), Lois Louise Rawls (1886 - 1954), Fred Murphy Rawls (1889 - 1968), John Gracy Rawls (1887 - 1974). Fred, born 13 July 1889, may be less than a year old, so picture is probably late 1889.
- Three Rawls Sisters
- About 1917 picture of daughters of John Green Rawls l:r, Alice, age about 34, who married George Washington Wilson (1879 - 1947); Mary, age about 20, who married (1) Reuben R. Glover (1895 -1932); and Lois, age about 31, who married George W. "Doy" Lewis
Robert Taylor's Photos
- Samuel Joseph Russell
- Samuel Joseph Russell, son of Samuel Russell and Mary Caroline Tison. He was born in Newnannsville August 2, 1852, and died in Columbia Co., February 3, 1934. Wife Ellen Eeorna Shealy, daughter of William Shealy and Lydia Snelgrove. She was born February 1851 in Newberry, S. C. and died September 17, 1924 in Columbia Co.
Terry Lisa Jamerson's Photos
- Antioch School Lacrosse Florida School Year 1886-1887
- Back Row L-R 8 over is Maxie Matthew Chesser Son of George Dash & Celia Cellon Chesser
- George Beauregard Cellon
- George Beauregaurd Cellon was the son of Missanariah Sparkman Cellon and John Alexander Cellon. Uncle George was a renown botanist known for propigating the mango and the avocado. During the Florida land boom he moved to Miami and was a well known developer.
- Mae Cellon & Adrian Bryan
- Mae Cellon Bryan and her son Adrian Bryan about 1919. Mae is the daughter of Frank (Buddy) and Jane Polk Cellon.
- Mae Cellon Bryan
- 1900-1922 Mae Cellon Bryan was my great aunt, she married W.D. Bryan in 1917 and bore 3 children. Adrian, born in 1918. Robert Adair, born in 1920, was killed in a bicycle accident in Columbia County in 1935. Margery who was born in 1921. Sadly, Mae died in 1922 from lockjaw. Her father, Frank Cellon had ordered serum form Jacksonville to be delivered by train to Starke. He and his daughter, Ruby Cellon Jamerson, my grandmother, met the train in Starke to deliver the serum to Mae hoping to help her through this dreaded disease. Sadly, Mae died as they were in route to Ft. White to deliver it to her. Mae was only 22 years old. Adrian is still living. Margery was adopted out and my cousin Gail and I still search for her.
- Truman, Ruby and Mae Cellon abt. 1905
- Truman, Ruby and Mae Cellon were the children of Frank (Buddy) and Jane Polk Cellon. Buddy and Jane ran a store on Archer Road about 1.5 miles west of Shands. This section of Gainesville was then known as Milliards Station. Truman died in 1925, Mae in 1922. Ruby taught school in Bell, it was there she met and married my grandfather, Johnie Jamerson. They had 6 sons and one daughter. Ruby was my beloved grandmother who lived love and family! She is my genealogical inspiration! "Nanny Ruby" died in 2000 at the age of 96, she was adored by all 14 grands and 13 great-grands.
- GHS football team early 1920's.
- A cousin, Mondell Cellon, is 2nd from the right on the bottom row.
- Frank, Marvin, Ruby and Jane Cellon
- This is a picture of Frank, Marvin, Ruby and Jane Cellon about 1917 in front of their home in Millard Station. It's on Archer Road about 1/2 mile west of Shands.
- Frank, Marvin, Ruby and Jane Cellon
- Closeup of Previous Photo
- B.W. Thomas family
- B.W. married my great-great aunt, Utah Polk. They had a farm in NW Alachua County.
- B.W. & Utah Polk Thomas & family
- Martha Jane "Polk" Cellon
- Martha Jane "Polk" Cellon in 1899 the year she married Frank "Buddy" Cellon
- Rachel Ellen Brock Jamerson
- Rachel Ellen Brock was born in Lake Butler. Her parents were James Albert and Georgiann Boyd Boytt. She married John Lancaster Jameson and moved to Bell. Not long after Rachel married she added the "r" to Jameson. Family legend has it that Jameson was pronounced as if it had an "r" and Rachel was exhausted with the name constantly being misspelled!
- Truman Cellon
- Truman Cellon was born in Alachua County in 1902 and was killed in Ft Myers in 1925. This is a picture of him taken in South Florida not long before he died.
- Cellon Store on Archer Road
- Ruby Annie Cellon Jamerson
- This is Ruby's senior picture from Gainesville High School, class of 1922. A boyfriend of hers urged her not to wear her spit curl for her this picture. He told her one day it would look so dated. Obviously, she didn't take his advice and I'm glad she didn't! I think it's adorable and spunky, just like Nanny!
- Cellon Siblings
- Frank Cellon, Dalceida Cellon Bell and Florence Cellon Kite around the 1890's in La Crosse
- Ruby & Marvin Cellon
- Ruby and Marvin Cellon about 1918 behind an early billboard for the "White House"
Tatanya Peterson's Photos
- Maggie R. Lumpkins
- Maggie was born 24 November 1878. She died 11 April 1970. She married Allen Lumpkins and had 4 children, Aaron, Maggie, Rena & Ellen.
- Young Maggie Lumpkins
- Her father was John Rawls and her mother was Caroline Hathcock.
- Lumpkins Children
- We believe this photo is of 3 of the children of Maggie & Allen Lumpkins. This would be Aaron and the twins Rena & Maggie.
- Aaron Lumpkins
- We believe this is Aaron Lumpkins. He was a cook.
- Orian Alfred Lumpkins
- Orian, the one holding the gun, was the son of Ellen Lumpkins (daughter of Maggie Lumpkins) and Bingham Welch. He was born 14 July 1914 and died 27 February 1963.
- John Rawls
- We believe this to be John Rawls, father of Maggie Lumpkins.
- Unknown
- All of these photos were found in Maggie R. Lumpkins house. If you have any information about any of these photos, please email Jim Powell Jr at jpowelljr@gru.net
- Unknown
- This maybe Orian Alfred Lumkins or Aaron Lumpkins
- Unknown
- If you have any information about any of these photos, please email Jim Powell Jr at jpowelljr@gru.net
- Unknown
- This might be Cesar Lumpkins father of Allen Lumpkins born 1837.
- Unknown
- If you have any information about any of these photos, please email Jim Powell Jr at jpowelljr@gru.net
Carolyn Testrake's Photos
- Mina Warren Dell Downing
- Birth: Dec. 8, 1827, Alachua County, Florida, USA - Death: Oct. 30, 1910, Alachua County, Florida, USA - Mina married first Simeon Dell born 15 May 1796 in Georgia. They were married in 1849 near Hague.
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