These photos are in the family but there are no names on them.<\/p>\r\n
My Grandfather John Goodwin Crowson was orphaned 3 days after birth, he was born March 2, 1876 or 1877 depends on which census you look at, all we know is that his fathers name was probably John Crowson and we think his mother's name was Sarah Jane (Goodwin) Crowson. Apparantly his father died 3 days after his birth and his mother died when he was a year old or his father died before his birth and his mother died 3 days after his birth. John Goodwin Crowson supposedly had an older sister name Lucille?, maybe a year or two older than him.<\/p>\r\n
We can't find any info on them it would seem that they married and had children and died between the 1870 and 1880 census so it is hard to tie them into another family. I have searched the net looking for photos of the Moses and Asa Crowson families but haven't had any luck. I am thinking that they tie in somewhere.
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After my grandfather was orphaned he was taken by America C. (DeHaven) Grogan to MO, where he showes up on a census with her family as a son. Census records show that his father John Crowson was born in AR and his mother Sarah Jane Goodwin was born in Texas.<\/p>","mys_sub_fk":149,"sub_fullname":"Wilson, Merlene"},{"mys_id":3,"mys_name":"Hockett Family","mys_text_top":"Photograph provided by Glen & Gaylene Owen who found the photograph at a garage sale in Bonham, Texas.","mys_sub_fk":145,"sub_fullname":"Owen, Glen & Gaylene"},{"mys_id":1,"mys_name":"Ladonia Area","mys_text_top":"These photo's were left at the Garland library and sent on to Ladonia because many of them were marked Ladonia - by many different photographers. This particular group had no names of the subject, therefore I am hoping someone will recognize some of them. If asked about them, the |158| has them in their possession.","mys_sub_fk":158,"sub_fullname":"Center, Burleson History"},{"mys_id":15,"mys_name":"Leonard Area","mys_text_top":"These photos were discovered in a wonderful cache of old photographs in a local antique shop, the owner has allowed us to post them. Many are marked from photographers in Leonard Texas. Many are named on the backs of the photos! Unfortunately the writer was a bad speller and the writing is very dim. If you happen to find family in this group, the shop is Yesterdaze Antiques, 1519 Main, Vernon TX - 940-886-6527 (no financial connection to the shop or owner). Just can't stand for such to not find family! Photos are circa 1890 - early 1900s.\r\n\r\n
Writing is hard to read but I did the best I could on spelling. Question marks (??) have been included when in doubt.<\/p>","mys_sub_fk":206,"sub_fullname":"Allison, Gil"},{"mys_id":12,"mys_name":"Newhouse or Barnett Family","mys_text_top":"My husband and his cousin are both Barnetts from parents born in Honey Grove. Evidently her dad and mom had old family photos. Cousin Joan's father was Reed Barnett and his wife, Ethelyne Newhouse. Joan said it could be a Newhouse photo or could be a Barnett photo. The David Barnett family (David Reed Barnett's grandfather) came from Logan County, Arkansas, maybe (it is) one of the relatives in Arkansas. No names on the back or studio name.","mys_sub_fk":150,"sub_fullname":"Barnett, Sara"},{"mys_id":17,"mys_name":"Reynolds Family","mys_text_top":"Found in a batch of old family photos. On the reverse of this one is written \"Reynolds May Orangeville Texas.\"","mys_sub_fk":290,"sub_fullname":"Weatherbe, Lynn"},{"mys_id":18,"mys_name":"Rogers Family","mys_text_top":"I am connected to Fannin via my great grandfather George Newton Rogers and his father James Rufes Rogers. The enclosed photo was in my great-grandfather's attic and is not identified, but was taken in Ladonia.","mys_sub_fk":128,"sub_fullname":"Loppnow, Jonathan"},{"mys_id":10,"mys_name":"Scott Family","mys_text_top":"Scott Family Photo - Gaston was killed near Elektra in a car accident. He had a grocery store in Elektra. This house was in Honey Grove. Does anyone know where in Honey Grove (an address?) Is it still standing?","mys_sub_fk":148,"sub_fullname":"Schafer, Debbie"},{"mys_id":14,"mys_name":"Scroggins Family","mys_text_top":"This note from Brenda Scroggins Sawyer \"This first picture includes my grandmother and her brother. I just don't remember which one is my Uncle Frank. I did not write it down and now cannot remember. Hopefully someone out there will recognize their relatives and be able to give some names. This picture is very faded.\r\n
I am very happy to be able to put this picture out where others can see. The thing about all of this is that I saw these pictures many times when I was growing up and just never thought to ask my grandmother who all of these people were. Hind sight. Maybe somebody from family that I have lost touch with will see it and remember.\"<\/p>","mys_sub_fk":152,"sub_fullname":"Hurd, June"},{"mys_id":13,"mys_name":"Todd Family","mys_text_top":"Unidentified photo in family photo box belonging to Walter Gray Todd, Jr. Anyone know about this house?","mys_sub_fk":151,"sub_fullname":"Todd, D."},{"mys_id":2,"mys_name":"Welch, Danner, Landham, or Wakefield Families","mys_text_top":"These photos are part of several that belong to my grandmother. The people in them are possibly from the Welch, Danner, Landham, or Wakefield families. If anyone knows who these people are please let me know.","mys_sub_fk":48,"sub_fullname":"Graham, Cory"}]}