I seek to digitally preserve historical photos for others that might be looking for them. When possible I reunite the original copies with descendants, free of charge. Here are more photos in my ever growing collection. 

This is the 1924 Port Townsend High School Football Team. I've been able to trace many of these boys, but only have identification in the photo for a few of them. If you know who is who in this photo I would love to hear from you!

Horace Winslow "Win" McCURDY - Holding the football in the center, back.

Arthur James "Art" McLARNEY - 5th from left, middled row

Anton "Tony" CABLE

John Howard MITTON

Harry Emerson CAMPBELL

Lyall AREY

Philip Richard DeLEO

Archie RHODE (Archie REED) - Possibly far right, middle row

Clarence Ira "Pig" WANAMAKER

Finley Cecil "Peanuts" BROWN - 1907-1988

Alfred COOK

Stan "Suds" SUTHERLAND

Harold Gilson "Big Beans" BROWN

Wallace Morell "Little Beans" BROWN

Frederick J. SIMCOE

Julio BROGNA - 1905-1977

Harry O'NEILL

Orson CARPENTER

Robert "Trox" TROXLER - 1909-2005 OR it's his father 1877-1975

Eugene DALE - May be Elmer Eugene Dale 1895-1959 or Edwin Eugene Dale 1906-1984

Argonne? MILLER

 Ariel Evangel WILSON was born on Saturday, June 23, 1907 at 5:40 AM in San Bernardino California to William Thomas WILSON and Rose May CRANDALL. She was the youngest child and only girl born to the couple. She weighed 9 lbs. at birth and had blue eyes. A lovely leatherbound baby scrapbook was created for this clearly beloved daughter and granddaughter. I hope to find a descendant of Ariel's who will treasure and preserve it. 

A drawing Ariel made February 11, 1911. Photos of Ariel and her brothers taken November 11, 1911

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I seek to digitally preserve historical photos for others that might be looking for them. When possible I reunite the original copies with descendants, free of charge. Here are more photos in my ever growing collection. 

If any of these are your ancestors please contact me.

All of the following photos are unidentified photos in the Dean family album

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I seek to digitally preserve historical photos for others that might be looking for them. When possible I reunite the original copies with descendants, free of charge. Here are more photos in my ever growing collection. 

If any of these are your ancestors please contact me.

Identified as 'Jane BARNETT'

Identified as 'Mandy BARNETT'. I've not yet been able to tie any Barnett's into the Dean family tree.

'Billy DEAN'

I believe this may be William Henry DEAN whose wife was Francis MILLER. 

This photo is on the same album page as that of the following photo of 'Frant DEAN'

'Frant DEAN'

This may be Francis MILLER, wife of William Henry DEAN

'Robert DEAN'

The only Robert I've been able to find along these family lines, who might qualify is Robert Hampton DEAN. He was only 19 when he died in 1889, so if this photo is of him, it would had to have been taken within a year or two of 1889

'Dewey HESTER'

I haven't yet found a Dewey Hester from the right time period for this photo.

Sarah Catherine DEAN HESTER had a son named Nathan Dewey HESTER but he was born in 1898 and this photo appears to have been taken much earlier than that.

'Ella GRANTHAM'

This and the below photo were both in the same album space labelled 'Ella GRANTHAM. This photo was atop the other one. I believe this one is more likely to be Ella GRANTHAM, if said Ella Grantham is actually Elizabeth GOODING COX GRANTHAM, wife of 1) Nathan COX and 2) Jesse GRANTHAM

This woman bears quite a resemblance to Della COX, but fashion dates this photo to the late 1870's. Therefore this may be Della's mother, Sarah Ellen SMITH

This photo is unidentified. I believe the man to be Eberly Tea COX. The woman looks very much like Tea's sister, Maggie COX, but I'm not positive that it is her. It might instead be his other sister, Amanda F. COX, wife of George O'Neal CASE. Amanda died in 1880 so this photo would have been taken around that time. I have no photos of Amanda or George to compare this with at present.