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unknown #1 (identified 2009 as possibly
Bertie Simpson Hines)
& unknown #2
unknown #3
(Identified 2009 by PCGS members Beverly Graves and
Beth Haring as "The old house of Dr.
Andrew Jackson Baker sometime before it burned."
Possibly taken in 1907)
"It was located east from Aldrich, MO. This photo
was taken during the celebration of Dr. A. J. Baker's
birthday, (July 4, 1844) and his son, A.J. Baker, II's
birthday, (July 8, 1885). The family had a huge
reunion every July 4th in celebration. The reunion was
with several families: Bakers, MacDonalds, and Nash as
the older generations and their children, in-laws,
cousins, aunts, and uncles.
Dr. A.J. Baker is in the middle of two bearded gentlemen,
with a droopy mustache and no beard. His wife #2,
Rachel Davis Drake Baker, is standing behind him looking
to her left (to the right in the picture). The
fourth lady to Rachel’s left (to the right in the
picture) is Mattie Baker Thompson, daughter of Andrew and
his wife #1, Martha Ann Faulkenberry. Mattie
married Losson Thompson. Losson Thompson is seated
just to the right of the tree on the right side of the
picture. One of the bearded men in the second row
is Isaac Mc Culley (A.J. Baker II's father-in-law) and
the one with the longest beard is Samuel Nash, a family
cousin. These three men served in the Civil
War--(Dr. Baker, Mr. McCulley and Mr. Nash). "
Another visitor to PCGS's website identified some of the
people in the picture as being named Simpson.
unknown #4
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pictures were given to Linda Crawford by Ron
Johnson of Rock Island, IL, a great grandson of
Rev. Johnson. He wanted the pictures back in the
area they came from. If you need a better
look, just double click the photo. 
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Above picture
Identified as "unknown" then
"# 2 boy David Ingram's Son"
and "unknown" & "unknown"
Below picture
"John Tolbert & family at
College Hill 1909" College
Hill was in Polk Co. and there was a Methodist
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