- Walker & Maud Williams (53 KB)
This is my great-grandparents, Walker Dix Williams and Maud Alzora (Gudgel) Williams.
- Harrington Family (117 KB)
Pictured from left to right is my youngest brother, Jason, "middle" brother, Todd, my parents, Oscar & Linda, me, and my wife, Cheryl. Photo was taken 08-01-99.
- Marriage Certificate of Alfus & Emma Harrington (363 KB)
This is a photocopy of Alphaeus "Alfus" Truman Harrington & Emma Treiber's marriage certificate. They were married November 1, 1871 in Wilson Co., TN. Alfus & Emma are my 2nd great-grandparents.
- William Dix Williams (29 KB)
This is my maternal grandfather, William Dix Williams. He was a Chief Warrant Officer during WWII. Photo taken in 1944 at Camp Wolters, Texas.
- Maud Alzora (Gudgel) Williams (76 KB)
This is a photo of my great-grandmother, Maud Alzora (Gudgel) Williams. She was born 20 Sep 1880 in Anderson Co. Lawrenceburg, KY. She died 27 Aug 1946 in Louisville, KY. She married Walker Dix Williams 5 Oct 1899.
- Oscar Henry & Truman Harrington (41 KB)
Picture from left to right is Oscar Henry Harrington, Frances Schmidt, and Truman Harrington. Oscar & Truman are 1st cousins. The photo was taken at their grandmother's house on 8th Ave. Their grandmother is Emma (Treiber) Harrington.
- Carrie Morel and daughters (41 KB)
In the middle is Carrie (Hero) Morel, my 2nd great-grandmother. On the left is Katherine Margaret (Morel) Stephens. On the right is Violet May (Morel) Schmitt. On the bottom is my great-grandmother, Elizabeth Virginia (Morel) Koenig.
- Walker Dix Williams (74 KB)
This is a photo of my great-grandfather, Walker Dix Williams. He was born 11 Mar 1876 in Montgomery Co., KY. He died 28 Jan 1946 in Louisville, KY. He married Maud Alzora Gudgel 5 Oct 1899.
- Lorena Frances (Spears) Meador (118 KB)
Lorena is sitting on the bench on the left. She is my 2nd great-grandmother. Sitting on the right side of the picture is her daughter, Elizabeth (Meador) Kennedy. Standing in the back is Pearlie (Kennedy) Mayhew, Elizabeth's daughter. The child is thought to be one of Pearlie's daughters. This is a great picture showing four generations.
- Joseph A. & Elizabeth Koenig (48 KB)
Pictured are my great-grandparents, Joseph Anthony Koenig and Elizabeth Virginia (Morel) Koenig. The photo of Joseph was taken in 1952.
- Bill & Carol Williams (37 KB)
This is a photo of my maternal grandparents, William Dix Williams & Carolyn Patricia (Koenig) Williams. They got me interested in genealogy and provided me with all the research and documentation they did on their family line.
- Elizabeth (Herndon) Gudgel (7 KB)
Elizabeth, wife of William Gudgel, is my 2nd great-grandmother.
- Church Retreat Picture (71 KB)
This photo was taken at a Church Retreat on the Schmidt's Estate on June 24, 1951. Standing in the back is Bill Williams. Next to him is Merrill Powell. In the next row is Joseph A. Koenig, Violet (Morel) Schmitt and Charles Stephens. In the third row is Jimmy LeVan, Katherine (Morel) Stephens, Susan Powell, Elizabeth (Morel) Koenig, Carolyn (Koenig) Williams and her two children Jean & Linda. Far bottom left corner is Martha (Koenig) LeVan holding Debbie LeVan. In the front is Merle (Stephens) Powell holding her daughter Alice.
- Scott & Cheryl Harrington (80 KB)
This is a picture of me and my wife, Cheryl Ann (Willett) Harrington. We were married September 27, 1995. She is a graduate of the University of Louisville and currently works as a Vision Itinerant Teacher with Jefferson County Public Schools.
- Mayhew Reunion 2000 (333 KB)
"MAYHEWS MEET - The Mayhew Reunion was held on Sunday, Sept. 3, 2000, at Stony Point United Methodist Church. The morning message was brought by the Rev. Carline Brown. A potluck lunch was enjoyed by all in attendance. The plaque for the "Most Miles Traveled" was awarded to Margo Sue Mayhew Etter of Houston, Texas and Sherri Mayhew Dean of Palestine, Texas. The plaque for the "Largest Family" was awarded to Betty Mayhew Wetzel. The plaque for "Oldest" Mayhew descendant was awarded to Austin Cooke, son of Janet Cooke. Plans are already in progress for the next Mayhew Reunion that will be held the Sunday before Labor Day in 2003."
- Emil & Carrie Morel (39 KB)
This is my 2nd great-grandparents, Emil Louis Morel and Carrie (Hero) Morel. The photo was taken in front of their house on 425 East Oak Street in Louisville, KY in 1925.
- Oscar & Lila Harrington (72 KB)
My grandfather, Ssgt. Oscar Henry Harrington, was in the 83rd Infantry Division known as the Thunderbolt. He was in F Co. 329th Regt. during WWII. He was KIA in Barby, Germany on Friday, April 13, 1945. He was awarded the Purple Heart. My grandmother, Lila Grey (Kennedy) Harrington, later in life married George Anthony Collins.
- William Gudgel Civil War Letter (471 KB)
Letter written by William Gudgel to his father, Elijah Gudgel, on November 9, 1864, during the Civil War. William was a CSA Teamster in Co. G 6th Kentucky Infantry, known today as the Orphan Brigade. "Elijah" mentioned in the letter is William Gudgel's brother who was in the CSA Co. H 5th Kentucky Regt. Cavalry.
- William & Alice Moore (27 KB)
This is my 2nd great-grandmother, Alice Vincent (Hedger) Williams. Pictured with her is her second husband, William Dudley Moore, who she married after her first husband, Albert C. Williams, died. Photo taken circa. 1930.
- Thomas & Minnie Kennedy and George & Hattie Ray (53 KB)
From left to right, Thomas B. Kennedy, his wife, Minnie A. (Meador) Kennedy, George and Hattie Ray. Thomas and Minnie are my great-grandparents. Minnie and Hattie are sisters.
- Gudgel Sisters Sallie, Lavinia, Lee, & Maud Gudgel (90 KB)
Four Gudgel Sisters. Pictured on the bottom left is Sallie (Gudgel) Coke Hensley Cheatham March and in the bottom right is Lavina aka Vena (Gudgel) Steele. Pictured top left is Lee (Gudgel) Varble Inman and on the top right is Maud (Gudgel) Williams. The picture was probably taken in the 1920's.
- My Family (170 KB)
Group photo of my parents, grandparents, brothers, aunt, cousins, and my wife. Photo taken July 19, 1998.
- Oscar Henry Harrington (31 KB)
This is my grandfather at Camp Blanding, Florida where he did his basic training during WWII. Photo was taken in 1944.
- Williams Family Photo (68 KB)
Family picture of Maud (Gudgel) Williams, Walker Dix Williams, and their daughter, Sara Alice Williams. Photo taken ca. 1906.
- Stony Point Church Historical Marker (160 KB)
This maker is in Allen County, Kentucky. Alexander and Lydia Mayhew are my 4th great-grandparents.
- William & Elizabeth Gudgel (47 KB)
This is my 2nd great-grandfather, William Gudgel, who was in the Civil War. He was in the Confederate States Army, Co. G, 6th Regt., KY Inf. known today as The Orphan Brigade. His wife is Elizabeth (Herndon) Gudgel, my 2nd great-grandmother.
- Walker & Maud Williams 1899 Marriage Certificate (82 KB)
"Marriage Certificate
This is to certify, That on the 5th day of October, 1899 the RITES OF MATRIMONY were legally solemnized by me between W. D. Williams, and Miss Maud Gudgel at Presbyterian Manse, Lawrenceburg, Ky., in the County of Anderson, in the presence of Mrs. J. W. Tyler and Mary Gaines.
Signed J. W. Tyler
Pastor Presbyterian Church
Lawrenceburg, Ky."
- Alfus Truman Harrington's Candy Wagon (139 KB)
Alfus is my great-grandunlce who made chocolates, fudge, peanut brittle, coconut brittle, and lemon drops. The sign on his wagon reads, "A. T. Harrington & Co., Assortment of Port Candies." The next line is unreadable. "The Best Possible."
- Willett Family Photo - My wife's side (76 KB)
This is a photo of my wife's family. Pictured from left to right is: Terri Craig, Steve Lazar, Janet Varon, Michael Willett, Shirley Willett, Evan Willett, Jill Willett, Logan, Brent Willett, Brian, Scott Harrington, Cheryl Harrington, and Donna Willett. Cheryl's siblings are Mike, Donna, Janet, Brent, and Terri. Photo taken June 2001.
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