Mark and John Yegerlehner, mid to late 1930s. Their grandfather, John Henry Yegerlehner, sits in the background. The man next to John Henry is likely William O. Yegerlehner (Yegerline), John Henry’s nephew (and Roscoe’s first cousin).
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney.
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
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The same group of Yegerlehner cousins (plus one), a few years later, probably around 1940, at the Yegerlehner farm in Clay City, Indiana. The youngest cousin in the picture was born in 1937.
Back row: Earl, Kenneth, Paul
Middle row: Wilma, Romaine, Dolores
Front row: John, Duane, Glendon, Mark
In front: Carolyn
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney.
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/06/18/wordless-wedne…ew-years-later/
I recently started “crowd-sourcing” my family photographs on Facebook. As my blog has grown, and I have found more extended family members, Facebook has become a great tool. This photograph had all the individuals identified in less that five minutes. I wish all photographs were that easy!
You may recognize some of the names from the World War II letters. This photograph was taken during the mid to late 1930s, likely in Clay County, Indiana.
Back row: Paul, Kenneth, Earl
Middle row: Dolores, Wilma, Romaine
Front row: John, Duane, Glendon, Mark
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/06/11/wordless-wednesday-cousins/
I have to admit, I love taking pictures. I wish I were a better photographer. I love reading my grandmother’s letters about the gardens: her flowers and Mark’s vegetables. We have a small container garden in our backyard. I definitely do not have my grandmother’s green thumb, but here are some of the things we are growing this year.
Photographs from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney.
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/06/04/wordless-wednesday-garden/
Left to Right: Floyd, Clarence, Ruth, Roscoe, Ralph
The Yegerlehner Siblings – 1970, Family reunion at Earl Bell’s farm, Clay County, Indiana
Photograph from the personal collection of Deborah Sweeney.
©Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/05/28/wordless-wednesday-siblings/
The Yegerlehner men (Roscoe, John, Mark & David), circa 1966, Kentland, Indiana
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/05/14/wordless-wednesday-tall/
David, late 1940s
I have been scanning some more photographs this week, and I found this great picture of my Dad, a.k.a. David. It reminds me so much of my son while he is sleeping. It is nice to know that I am not the only mom who likes to take pictures of her sleeping baby.
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney.
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/05/07/wordless-wednesday-mothers-favorite-time-of-the-day/
Rockport, Massachusetts, 1969
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney.
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: http://genealogylady.net/2014/04/30/wordless-wednesday-almost-there/
Rockport, Massachusetts – April 15, 1969
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney.
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/04/23/wordless-wednesday-mirror-mirror/
Fisherman’s Wharf, Rockport, Massachusetts
May 6, 1972
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney.
© Deborah Sweeney, 2014.
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2014/04/16/wordless-wednesday-fishermans-wharf/
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