This is page nine of Hazel Kimble’s scrapbook.
Most of the names on these calling cards seem to be of family members or acquaintances. Continue reading
This is page nine of Hazel Kimble’s scrapbook.
Most of the names on these calling cards seem to be of family members or acquaintances. Continue reading
This month’s postcard was post
marked on June 21, 1910 at 6:30 PM in Ohio [unfortunately, I can not read the town].
The postcard is addressed to, “Miss Hazel Kimble Dola, Ohio and reads as follows:
“HelloHow are you I am well. say did you send that pattern we havent [sic] saw anything of it ans
Lizzie G.”
This is page seven of Hazel Kimble’s scrapbook.
Three of the five calling cards on this page are sample cards.
Of the two calling cards with names on them, only one is a familiar name. Mrs. S. J. Kimble would have been Joseph Kimble’s mother, Sarah Jane (Billings) Kimble.
Note that the Billings surname pops up on both the Brown and Kimble side of the family. In saying that, the Billings name was not part of Jessie Brown’s lineage.