This is my Great Great Grandpa Julius Woody. He was my mother's great grandpa on her daddy's side.
This is my great grandpa Julius L. Woody and great grandma Jennie Bell Woody. My granddad is the little boy standing in front of grandpa Julius.
This is my granddad Lawrence Woody and my grannie Birdie Woody. My mother's parents
This is my mother Bonnie Marie Woody Messer with my brothers Don (the short one) and Marshall. Now that you have been bored with a trip down my family tree you can go back to your regular scheduled day!
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Dear Peggy,
You know I missed a couple of weeks from not blogging, and I just now realized that you lost Davie. I am so sorry for your loss dear friend, I am keeping you in my prayers. Angel Hugs to you...
I like to see the old pictures. I try to blog them every Monday for the Monday memories. I really like doing that on Mondays and seeing everyones so I am NOT at all bored. I need to work on that this afternoon, but now I just most certainly need a NAP!! Have a good Sunday afternoon...
I love the Carter Family! How fun to hear them again. thanks!! Is that Roseanne at the beginning? At first, I thought it may be you! I love your pictures. How wonderful that you were given them. xoxo
I love old pictures. They are so fun to look at. To see what has changed and how simply they lived. Thanks for sharing.
It is nice to have a family history. I have been in a tussle with the government to find out the truth of my fathers origins. I have come to learn he was in fact adopted. The woman we knew as his sister was in fact his mother. His "parents" we in fact his grandparents. While the government lady has the information in front of her she cannot share it with me. It would be nice to confirm this situation and perhaps learn the name of his biological father.
On my mother's side I know and have pictures of my four English great grandparents. They are cherished treasures that hang on my wall: the Beestons and the Walleys from the pottery district in England.
Nothing boring at all, reading other peoples history, I love it!
how lucky to have so many photos. I have many from my mums side, but Dad's were lost in a flood when I was about 10. so much history lost,I still actually grieve over those lost photos, is that silly?
I would just love to know if ' Birdie' was your Granny's real name or a version of another? It is such a cute name!!!!
Anonymous, my Great-Grandma's name was Bird O'Bryant. That was her given name.
That is just so neat!! This could start a whole new trend in names again!
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