Joseph and Laura Casebolt Reynolds

Joseph "Big Joe" and Laura "Terry" Casebolt Reynolds

My great grandparents, parents of Ruth Ann Reynolds Slone ~ Benny Daryle Slone

 

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Rebecca D Slone and Isaac F Stephens

Rebecca and Isaac are my paternal great-great-grandparents. Isaac appears to have lost his left arm at the elbow, and since he was in the Civil War, he could have suffered a war wound. ~  Sheilah R. Craft

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Adam and Christina Slone Family about 1910

Adam Slone family: (left to right) Front Row: seated Sarah, Adam(father), Tina(mother).
Second Row: Isom, Marion, Green, Cynthia, Martha, Belle.
Back Row, far right: John L.
Photo thought to taken about 1910.

 

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Thanks goes to Mac Ferguson for sharing this photo

Otis Slone and daughter Judy

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Grandma Susanna Slone

Was told this is Grandma Slone (Susanna thomas Slone ) but she was a very short lady and this lady as you can see is not short . Not sure who this is! Judy Slone McNeese

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Bill Slone Payne Recreation Center

Playing music at the Payne Recreation Center in Moraine City, Ohio Feb. 14, 2011

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Joyce, Judy, Emmie and Tweeda

This picture was taken in in the summer of 2008 at the Moraine City Park in Dayton, Ohio and was sent in by Judy (Slone) McNeese

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Eddie, Ronnie And Ernie Slone

Here are three of my uncles: Eddie, Ronnie and Ernie Slone. Photograph was taken at the Moraine City Park in Dayton, Ohio and was sent in by Judy McNeese. Thanks Judy!

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Emmie, Ernie, Judy, and Tweeda

Pictured from left to right are brother and sisters: Emmie, Ernie, Judy, and Tweeda.

Thanks goes to Judy (Slone) McNeese for sending this picture in to share with everyone. Photo was taken in Moraine City, Ohio in 2008.

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Tandy And Anna Slone

This post and photo has been moved to Tandy And Anna Slone

Sam Slone

Here is a picture from my collection that was labeled Sam Slone. Does anyone know anything more about this photo?

Ivan Slone

Marshell And David Slone - Ocean 1963

Von Lucille And Kayla

Von Moore And Others

This is Von Moore, Beverage, Wiley and Martin

Ruby Corder School Photo

Ruby Jean Corder was the wife of Marshell Slone

John Albert And Elizabeth Jane Slone

John Albert And Elizabeth Jane (Parker) Slone

Nellie Frisby Slone

Nellie Frisby Slone and daughter Charlene

Nellie was married to John Slone. John was the son of Sam and Caroline (Maynard) Slone. Their daughter Charlene was born in 1930 in Knott County, Kentucky.

Verna Mae Slone

Verna Mae Slone Verna Mae is the daughter of Isom B Slone (nickname Kitteneye). Verna Mae is the author of What My Heart Wants to Tell

"God knew that it would take brave and sturdy people to survive in these beautiful but rugged hills. So He sent us His very strongest men and women." So begins the heartwarming story of Verna Mae and her father, Isom B. "Kitteneye" Slone, an extradordinay personal family history set in the hills around Caney Creek in Knott County, Kentucky.

Verna Mae Slone lived her life in and around the town of Pippa Passes, Kentucky. She is also the author of Rennie's Way.

Many lies and half-truths have been written about the mountain people, but we know God sent his very strongest men and women here who could enjoy life and search out the few pleasures contained in a life of hard work. I wrote my book, "What My Heart Wants to Know," because I wanted my granchildren to be proud of their heritage. Now, surprisingly, my book is in its fifth printing.  (Verna Mae Slone)

Susie (Reynolds) Slone