Portraits, Group

From left to right, Martin Casper, John Bates, Chauncey Carroll, Charley LaVell, Charley Hill, Wallace M. Gregg, G.M. Nichol, John Hill, John White, Walter S. Gregg, and Mr. Bruner in front of the G.M. Nichol store at 109 West Lexington, Independence, Missouri. Nichol was the forerunner of the Independence Hardware Company at 114 South Main street. From: Jackson County Historical Society, Stanley Gregg collection.

Reunion of the William Clarke Quantrell, "The Remaining Pioneers of Quantrill's Band." From: Jackson County Historical Society.

Unidentified old man and two unidentified children. From: Jackson County Historical Society.

Two unidentified two children. From: Jackson County Historical Society.

The ninth annual reunion of the "Remaining Pioneers of William Clark Quantrill's Band." None in photo are identified. From: Jackson County Historical Society.

From left to right, John G. McCurdy, James Peacock, and Billy Staples stand in front of the Old Jackson County Court House in Independence, Missouri. Printed in the photo: "Old Jackson County Court House, showing three old residents, Indep., MO." From: Jackson County Historical Society.

The two larger boys are the sons of Captain Robine, French Infantry, and are very well educated. The girls and two smaller boys are the children of Captain R. Robine, French Army Intelligence Bureau. From an album of Lorain H. Cunningham, who served in the 129th Field Artillery during World War I and was a friend of Harry S. Truman.

This picture was taken when Harry S. Truman (right) was 4 years old and his younger brother John Vivian Truman (left) was 2 years old. Same as 59-1582. From: Montgomery Photo, V-5316.

Group of unidentified men with Harry S. Truman fourth from left, top row.

W.G. Gates and granddaughter, Elaine Miller. From: Harry S. Truman.