Saturday, March 31, 2007
"Bud" Harold Johnston
The first two pictures were taken in November of 1945.
Below is a picture of Tataw (Bud) and my dad, Johnny. They say Tataw looked a lot like Charlton Heston, partially because he had a gap between his front teeth.
Here's a picture of Tataw when he was young, all dressed up.
The next two pictures were taken of my grandfather at the fire department. On the back, they say, "Harold Johnston & 155 Crash Fire Truck". "Crash" refers to the fire station at the Little Rock Airport (Adam's Field).
Notice all the snow piled up around him. I am assuming this is when Tataw was stationed in the Aleutian Islands during WW II.
This last picture was taken at Fire Station # 10 in Little Rock. IT's Bud Johnston and Pepper, the dog.
Below is a picture of Tataw (Bud) and my dad, Johnny. They say Tataw looked a lot like Charlton Heston, partially because he had a gap between his front teeth.
Here's a picture of Tataw when he was young, all dressed up.
The next two pictures were taken of my grandfather at the fire department. On the back, they say, "Harold Johnston & 155 Crash Fire Truck". "Crash" refers to the fire station at the Little Rock Airport (Adam's Field).
Notice all the snow piled up around him. I am assuming this is when Tataw was stationed in the Aleutian Islands during WW II.
This last picture was taken at Fire Station # 10 in Little Rock. IT's Bud Johnston and Pepper, the dog.
"Papa" Harold Johnston
The Johnstons and the Georges
Here's a picture of my great-grandfather and grandmother "Papa", Grandma Johnston (middle) and my grandfather's sister, Mary (left) and her husband, Boyd George. Butch and his former wife, Pat are in the front and Papa is holding my cousin, Steve. The picture below is of Sybil and Butch (when he was young) decorating a grave.
Tataw and Kristen
Drinkin Buddies
Hal and Sibyl Johnston
Harold Banks Johnston was my great grandfather. We called him, "Papa". I have many happy memories of him. When I was young, we visited him in Yell County, AR often. We'd always stop and get him a hamburger. He would take out his teeth to eat it, saying that it was easier. He always had hard candy for us to eat and passed the time reading and watching the many squirrels he fed in the yard. He was a retired farmer. I think my grandfather looks a LOT like his dad.
Sibyl Johnston (Grandma Johnston) died about a month before I was born. My family says that she was especially fond of her grandchildren and great grandchildren and that family was very important to her.
I have lots of pictures of them. Here are a few:
Willie Bell (Ivy) Keeling
This is one of the few pictures that I have of my great-great grandmother, Willie Bell Ivy Keeling. She was 1/2 Cherokee. I've been doing a lot of research on her lately. I'm trying to find more information about her parents. She was born in Purdy, TN and moved to Wright County, MO where she met my great-great grandfather, Abraham "Seib" Keeling. They married and settled eventually in Pope and Yell Counties in Arkansas.
Nikki's Parents
Ross Family Picture
This is a picture of a cousin of my grandfather, Harold Johnston. His mother's maiden name was Ross. This picture is of Faye Ross. My grandfather says she married a man with the last name of "Meek". Her father was Carl Ross. She had a sister named Mildred. She lived in Conway, AR and I think she died in a car wreck. I love her striped socks.
Me and Memaw
This is a picture of my grandmother, Sallie when she was a child. Here's a picture that was taken in 1993 of Grandma Nell, me and Memaw (Sallie)
And here's a picture taken about 3 years ago when Memaw (Sallie) and I went on a vacation in New England. We were on a ship that had just docked in Nantucket, Mass.
And here's a picture taken about 3 years ago when Memaw (Sallie) and I went on a vacation in New England. We were on a ship that had just docked in Nantucket, Mass.
Fate "Heavy" Keeling
Elnora Cain and Sallie Johnston
Here are a couple of pictures of (Elnora Foster) Cain. She is the daughter of Rosie (Keeling) Foster and Jesse Foster. Elnora is fondly referred to as "Cuzo" by my family. Her mother, Rosie was a sister to my great-grandfather, "Grundy" William Ernest Keeling.
Below is a picture of my grand mother, Sallie (Keeling) Johnston. She and Elnora are first cousins. Sallie's parents were Nellie Leora (Terril) Keeling and "Grundy" William Ernest Keeling.
Below is a picture of my grand mother, Sallie (Keeling) Johnston. She and Elnora are first cousins. Sallie's parents were Nellie Leora (Terril) Keeling and "Grundy" William Ernest Keeling.
This is a picture taken of Sallie (left) and Elnora (right) that was taken in December of 2006 at my baby shower.
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