Family

Group photo of the David D. Lloyd family and the David Bell family at the White House. Front row, left to right: Andrew Lloyd, Louisa Lloyd, Peter Bell, Susan Bell. Back row, left to right: David D. Lloyd, Charlotte Lloyd, Mary Louise Bell, and David Bell. From: Charlotte Lloyd Walkup.

Photo of an unidentified family. The back of the photo has the following inscription: "Oncle Mendell, Aunt Ester, 2 daughters, 2 sons-in-law and 4 grandchildren. 8 grandchildren aren't in the photo!" The photo was in the Eddie Jacobson Memorial dinner folder of the A. J. Granoff Papers. It is not known whether the people in the photo are relatives of Jacobson or Granoff.

Sitting out of doors on lawn furniture are, left to right, Roma Spencer Colgan, Milbra "Colga" Colgan (Mrs. Murray Colgan), and Virginia Elizabeth Colgan (Mrs. Bruner). The two men standing are Rochester Campbell Colgan II (left); and Murray Truman Colgan. The family met to celebrate the silver wedding anniversary of Murray Truman and Milbra "Colga" Colgan. (See 2005-81 and 82.) Murray Truman Colgan's mother was Emily Ricks Truman Colgan, sister of John Anderson Truman, father of former President Harry S. Truman. From: Nancy Ehrlich, Jackson County Historical Society

Colgan family members pose out of doors by their house. Left to right are: Murray Truman Colgan, Milbra "Colga" Colgan (wife of Murray), daughter Virginia Elizabeth Colgan (Mrs. Bruner), and son Rochester Campbell Colgan, II. Murray Truman Colgan's mother was Emily Ricks Truman Colgan, sister of John Anderson Truman, the father of former President Harry S. Truman. From: Nancy Ehrlich, Jackson County Historical Society

Colgan family members pose in the front yard of a house on Overton Street in Independence, Missouri, built by Murray Truman Colgan. Sitting on a swing are Murray Truman Colgan and Milbra "Colga" Colgan. Sitting on the ground in front of them are Virginia Elizabeth Colgan (later to marry R.E. Bruner) and Rochester Campbell Colgan. Murray Truman Colgan's mother was Emily Ricks Truman, sister of John Anderson Truman. From: Nancy Ehrlich, Jackson County Historical Society.