Family

Snapshot of a refugee family in Hankow, China.

White House Appointment Secretary Matthew Connelly (center) reads a book with his wife and son.

A man, woman and child are together in the kitchen trying to keep warm. The man is reading "The Kansas City Star" newspaper. From: Photos used in the 1984 Truman Centennial Exhibit.

Harry S. Truman (left) is standing with his aunt Margaret Ellen Noland (center) and his cousin Mary Ethel Noland (right) in the front yard of the Noland house in Independence, Missouri. The Noland home is across the street from the home of Bess Wallace at 219 North Delaware Street. See also 72-3605. Donor: Louise T. Rixey.

The Carmine Briguglio, Sr. family tours the Harry S. Truman Library. They are standing on the front steps of the Library, ready to go into the building. All are unidentified.

The Carmine Briguglio, Sr. family tours the Harry S. Truman Library. They are standing on the front steps of the Library, ready to go into the building. All are unidentified.

Eight unidentified people stand or sit beside a rail fence. A lake can be seen in the background. Possibly this is a photo of David Niles's family members.

Unidentified family, possibly David Niles as a child, printed on a blank post card.

An unidentified man, possibly Ambassador Stanton Griffis's son, Nixon Griffis, stands (left) with two other unidentified men (right). Center is a plaque honoring Nelson Griffis's daughter, Theodora Griffis LaTouche. The plaque is at the New Canaan, Connecticut Library. This photo is a duplicate of 2009-2265. For a close up of the plaque see photo 2009-2262.

Stanton Griffis, second from right, with a local Muslim family at Malabar Hill in Bombay, now Mumbai, India.