For the women's history month Smile for the Camera, "Give Their Face a Place," I wanted to show the family resemblance of the Passel line. I would love to know how far this goes back, as it is amazing to see yourself in photos of your ancestors. Beginning at the top is my great-great-great grandmother Sophia Passel Gress, her daughter Carolyn Gress Williams (my gg aunt), her niece Vera Gress Whitehead (my g grandmother), her daughter Marlyn (my grandmother), her daughter Holly (my aunt) and me. Can you see it?
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Wordless Wednesday - Ralph, Carrie (Gress) and Ethelyn Williams
Carrie is my great-great grandfather's younger sister. This photograph is in possession of my Aunt Lois and was scanned during my recent trip to Florida.
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