Danger!
I come from some wild women. . .
This was in my mom's family photos. The photo says "Mother 1870," but that seems a little early for this one, especially since the sign says something about auto insurance. Would love to be able to research the clothing to date it more accurately. We are also not sure who "Mother" is (she is the one third from the right), but have it narrowed down to one of the following:
- My Grandmother Vivian's mother, Ida Stevens Dunstan
- My mother's Aunt Zelma's mother who, do to an out-of-wedlock pregnancy and adoption, could have referred to her birth mother, who was my grandmother's mother (Ida)
- Ida's sister, Beulah, who adopted and raised Zelma.
This is my mom (right), with her best friend Judy in Daytona Beach.
Then there's Grandma and Aunt Dot. My cousin remarked that he thought this picture was staged. I don't think so. This is what family gatherings in my childhood looked like. Seriously.
I'll leave the wild woman pictures of myself for Matilda to blog. Plus, I ain't finished. Grandma and Aunt Dot were still doin' it in their 80's. I'm not even 35 yet.
Labels: Aunt Dot, Beulah Stevens, Family Lore, Grandma smith, Ida Stevens, Me, mom, Zelma Stevens
2 Comments:
I LOVE these photos. Seems like our Grammies all have some tales to tell!
Gotta love em - best generation in my book.
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