Friday, January 9, 2009

Friday is the day for sharing
Favorite Family Foto.

Pop on over to Deborah's to see the others.
My photo for today is of my Grand-Daddy.


He's the little one in this picture... along with his older brothers and sister. Clockwise from the top they are Homer, Royal, Grover, and Mildred. My Grand-dad was born in 1900 and I believe he was three years old in this photo. It is the only childhood photo I have of my Grandfather, so it is one that I cherish.

I don't think he was very happy about the outfit he was wearing.



8 comments:

  1. What a great photo it is Teresa! Thanks so much for sharing it. Vintage family photos are the best. :o)

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  2. I have a photo of my granddaddy at a very young age and I treasure that one also. Maybe he wanted to dress like his older brothers, hence that sullen look. Funny how in old photos, people just didn't smile.

    Thank you for sharing!

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  3. Hi!
    He doesn't look happy! I have some photos of my grandparents as adults and they aren't smiling either! Have a great week!!

    Sherrie

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  4. I don't think anyone smiled for a pic back then.Isn't it funny now we say SMILE.Maybe that's why.ha.I love it.It is to be cherished...ANN

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  5. What a handsome group! Isn't it funny how names have changed since then? One of these days, future generations will be looking at our photos and asking: where did they get those names like Amber, Madison and Justin? Ha!

    This is a great photo. Thanks for sharing it!

    Malisa

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  6. It's interesting that they really did not smile in those days. Maybe they hated pictures, who knows.
    Well Teresa, I saw your son and he is very handsome and I would have loved to have been at that restaurant with you having a Shake!!
    Happy Foto Friday
    Love Claudie
    xo

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  7. LOL! I agree, grandaddy doesn't look too happy. I love old photos.

    My husband and I are flying into Atlanta on the 31st. We are attending a banquet, something for the Braves. We will only be there for one night but it will be nice to be in Georgia for a little bit.

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  8. Teresa, I love the photo you shared today. None of them look too thrilled to have there photo taken. I love the clothes they are wearing. Back then people didn't smile for the camera. I'm glad you are able to have this treasure of your granddaddy.
    Hugs...Jeanne

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My Grandmother always told me, "If you hang around with skunks, you're gonna get some stink on you."