Mary's Spencer Photos

These were Gertrude Seehawer Spencer's photos;

Mary's mother ended up with them; and Mary let me copy them.

Thank you for sharing!

Joseph and Sarah Spencer

Joe and Sarah Spencer on steps


Joseph and Sarah (Lewis) Spencer

My great-grandparents
Taken on the steps of the house of one of their daughters in Chicago
Before March 1939



Ralph and Gertrude Spencer

Ralph Spencer on a bucking horse


Ralph E. Spencer (in a cardboard frame)

Written on back: Nothing
Source: Gertrude Seehawer Spencer; now in possession of Mary



Ralph Spencer with baby


Ralph E. Spencer; baby is probably his son Ralph, and photo probably was taken about 1918 or 1919

Written on back: This was taking at old Spencer place. Ralph look good but Baby not so good. I will send you some more soon. (In Gertrude Seehawer Spencer’s writing)
Source: Gertrude S. Spencer; now in possession of Mary



Ralph and Gert Spencer family picnic

Gertrude (Seehawer), Bernice, Ralph C., Harry, Ralph E. Spencer

Notice dog next to Gertrude (named “Sparks”)
At Ralph’s parents’ place near Athelstane, Wisconsin
About 1925–1927
Written on back: Nothing
Source: Gertrude S. Spencer; now in possession of Mary


Ralph Spencer, Joe Spencer, unknown boy


Center: Ralph E. Spencer

Right: Joseph T. Spencer
Left: Werden Hutchens?
In vehicle: ?
Boy in front of Ralph: Harry? If so, picture was taken in mid to late 1920s

Written on back: Nothing
Source: Gertrude Seehawer Spencer; now in possession of Mary


Ralph and Gert Spencer, about 1940s, Wisconsin


Ralph  E. and Gertrude (Seehawer) Spencer

Near Athelstane, Wisconsin
Mid 1940s?

Written on back: Nothing
Source: Gertrude Seehawer Spencer; now in possession of Mary



Home of Ralph and Gert Spencer, Athelstane


Home of Ralph E. and Gertrude Spencer

Near Athelstane, Wisconsin
During World War II

Written on back: Nothing
Source: Gertrude Seehawer Spencer; now in possession of cousin

A Note about Photos
We're sharing our photos with you--will you share yours with us? Our ancestors probably would have liked all of their descendants to have everything they left, and with the copying technology we have now, it's possible for all of us to have copies of all the photos and documents. Even if you don't have a scanner, you can use a machine at a store to put a copy of a photo on a CD that you can send by e-mail.


SPENCER FAMILY HISTORY

Update 8/18/08