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Throwback Thursday

Throwback Thursday: Alford Sharp’s Will

Posted by aarthur04 on May 1, 2015

For Throwback Thursday, here is a copy of Alford Sharp’s will!

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Day fifteen: school - this is a picture of my papa, Richard Burns, when he was in the 7th grade. Specifically, this photo was taken at St Brigid School on November, 29, 1950 in Detroit, Michigan. #genealogyphotoaday #gpad_feature #genealogy #school #StBrigid #Michigan

Day fourteen: a love story - so today I had to cheat and post two pictures. While I don’t know their love story, I think these pictures speak volumes. This is my 1st cousin 6x removed, Green Ward Baker, and his wife Eliza Jane Berry. . . . I love the fact that in the first picture he has arm around hers. Then in the second picture, she has her hand on his leg. These may seem like small gestures, but this type of “PDA” is not something you saw in old pictures. Especially pictures from the late 1890s/early 1900s. #genealogyphotoaday #gpad_feature #genealogy #alovestory #baker

Hey folks in the Middle Tennessee area! Check out this awesome program through @tnlibarchives 😁 #history

Day thirteen: pink - This is a picture of my 1st cousin 3x removed, Elsie Imogene Anderson. Jean (as she was called) is looking super cute in pink! 💕 . . . Jean is the daughter of William Anderson and Elizabeth A. Baker. She was born in 1927 in Harlan County, Kentucky. #genealogyphotoaday #gpad_feature #genealogy #pink

Day twelve: red - this is a picture of my papa, Richard Burns, all dressed in red for a Halloween party. . . . One of the things I loved most about my papa was that he didn’t take himself too seriously. He was always willing to do whatever he needed to do to put a smile on the face of those he loved. Someday I’ll tell you about him wearing pantyhose for my impromptu living room dance recital 😉 #genealogyphotoaday #gpad_feature #genealogy #red

Day eleven: street - this is a picture of the street in front of the National Library of Ireland. While I was blessed enough to visit Ireland, time ran out and I wasn’t able to visit the library! However, the hotel I stayed in was literally right across the street...so at least I got to see the outside of the library! 😁 #genealogyphotoaday #gpad_feature #genealogy #street #Ireland

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