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151 | ![]() | Robert Means and family burial grounds. Granville Twp , Mifflin Co., PA This cemetery has been lost to nature and I believe some stones were also taken away. Very hard to find in 2015. | |
152 | ![]() | Robert Means, Revolutionary Soldier | |
153 | ![]() | robin and doug.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | |
154 | ![]() | Robin Goodpaster | |
155 | ![]() | Rosalie (Rose) Rayburn, Pitts descendant | |
156 | ![]() | Rosalie and Mother Lucinda Pitts Rayburn | |
157 | ![]() | Roy James Huffman | |
158 | ![]() | Russell C. Bonnell | |
159 | ![]() | S.S. Normandie Ship that carried Andrew Lanz to America. Ship that carried Andrew Lanz to America. | |
160 | ![]() | Samuel Williams, present at Appomattox Courthouse when Lee surrendered. | |
161 | ![]() | Samuel Williams.png | |
162 | ![]() | Scott R Williams | |
163 | ![]() | Scott Robert Pask | |
164 | ![]() | See Luke | |
165 | ![]() | Selma Gertrude Lanz Wife of John Williams, Sibley , IL Selma Gertrude Lanz, wife of John Randall Williams. Grew up and raised a family around Sibley , IL | |
166 | ![]() | Selma Schroen, wife of Albert Kuntz | |
167 | ![]() | Susan Jane Williams | |
168 | ![]() | Swiss locations of Lanz Family | |
169 | ![]() | Switzerland Family Andrew Lanz | |
170 | ![]() | TH Haltom | |
171 | ![]() | Thanksgiving at Aunt Belle's Taken Circa 1094 in Pontiac, Il at Aunt Belle Ellis' home in Pontiac, IL | |
172 | ![]() | Thanksgiving at Aunt Belle's House c. 1902 Thanksgiving at Aunt Belle and Uncle Winn Ellis' House in Pontiac, IL. | |
173 | ![]() | The Linton Township Boys, Civil War Willis Cass Workman and other Linton Twp, boys taken in 1864. | |
174 | ![]() | The Old Means Homestead in Dry Valley, Mifflin Co., PA | |
175 | ![]() | The Pitts Sisters of McLean Co., IL Lydia Pitts and her two Sisters | |
176 | ![]() | The Williams Cousins Winter of 70-71, Tucson, AZ at Grandma Nellie Williams Radliff's house. | |
177 | ![]() | Thelma Elcina Hoover | |
178 | ![]() | Theodore J. Williams Major researcher of the Williams Line. | |
179 | ![]() | Thomas Pitts brother of Lydia Pitts | |
180 | ![]() | Traci L. Rayburn | |
181 | ![]() | Vauna Williams of McLean Co., IL Daughter of Mitchell Williams, taken at age 22 | |
182 | ![]() | Walter Watterson Jr. Korean War Veteran, worked as a chef for many years in Arizona. | |
183 | ![]() | William Washington "Wash" Murrah of Williamson Co., IL taken c 1897 William "Wash" Murrah and wife Sarah Ann Felts and family. Do you recognize anyone else? This line traces back to TN and NC and VA Contact me. | |
184 | ![]() | William Washington Murrah of Williamson County, IL William Washington Murrah of Williamson County, IL | |
185 | ![]() | Williams/Means Thanksgiving, Pontiac, IL | |
186 | ![]() | Willis Cass Workman 51 OVI, Civil War His Grandmother was a Williams. Willis died at Kennesaw Mountain, GA. | |
187 | ![]() | willis Workman.png | |
188 | ![]() | Yuen Luke | |
189 | ![]() | Yuen Luke | |
190 | ![]() | Zasu Pitts ZaSu Pitts was known for her friendliness and distinctive style: fluttery hands, plaintive eyes, and "Oh dear me." She took her success in stride, saying, "I never work at being an actress. I just act natural. Tell me anything easier than that." |