This is a picture of the Boise ID temple, the exterior finished in grey/black marble.
My uncle Earl and his wife Francis. Earl turned 90 on April 14th. Pictured are his brother Frank's kids Grady, Garda, John, Harriet and Joy (Joseph)
I was delighted to see this picture in Uncle Earl's journal. At the top row left is my mother holding my deceased sister LaRue, next to her is my dad Frank and the girl looking left with the short dark hair is my sister Garda. LaRue was born in 1940 so this picture was probably taken in 1942.
What a jewell. This is the Tocito trading post where my dad worked for his uncle John Hunt. It is the only picture I have ever seen with the trading post intact with the corrals. This goes in my history.
This is a picture of the Boise ID temple, the exterior finished in grey/black marble.
My uncle Earl and his wife Francis. Earl turned 90 on April 14th. Pictured are his brother Frank's kids Grady, Garda, John, Harriet and Joy (Joseph)
I was delighted to see this picture in Uncle Earl's journal. At the top row left is my mother holding my deceased sister LaRue, next to her is my dad Frank and the girl looking left with the short dark hair is my sister Garda. LaRue was born in 1940 so this picture was probably taken in 1942.
What a jewell. This is the Tocito trading post where my dad worked for his uncle John Hunt. It is the only picture I have ever seen with the trading post intact with the corrals. This goes in my history.
3 comments:
Neat pictures! Who else is in the picture?
It sounds like you had a great trip. I loved looking at those old pictures from Uncle Earl's journal. Very neat.
Wow looks like some sweet geneology! How neat that you were all able to go to Idaho and celebrate.
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