Teddy McKee, first child of Beatrice Owens McKee.
Beatrice is Dorothy's niece, born when Dorothy was 9 years old.
Album 1, Part 3 (pages 9-12)
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Teddy McKee, first child of Beatrice Owens McKee.
Beatrice is Dorothy's niece, born when Dorothy was 9 years old.
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Teddy with Bea's mom Margaret, Dot's eldest sister.
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Teddy on the right, other unknown, circa 1943.
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Dorothy with friend or cousin, circa 1916, about the time Dot met Ed
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Teddy with his grandmother Margaret, circa 1943.
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Teddy with father Mac McKee, circa 1942.
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Donald Ernest, probably in Lansing, Michigan, circa 1924
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Ednar with Don in Lansing
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Don a couple years later in Lansing.
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Dorothy with Don, back again to 1924
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Dorothy and Don on the front porch of 3149 S. Karlov, Chicago, Ill. on a visit
to Dot's parents.
This brick bungalow was built by Dot's father Edward Slack and was her home as a
youth.
It became the Ednar/Dorothy Lindberg home from 1933 until circa 1956, when all
their children
were grown and married and Ed and Dot moved to Palatine, Illinois, to be close
to Larue and Ken.
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Dot with Don and Dorothy.
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Dot, Don, Dorothy. The house in the background was later purchased by the
Mackall family, who became very good friends to the Lindbergs. More on that
later.
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Donald Ernest and Dorothy Rosalie Lindberg
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Dot, Don and Dorothy
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Don at Lansing, Michigan home of Dot and Ednar Lindberg.
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Don on his tricycle. Note the front wheel and steering design of that era.
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Back at the visit to 3149 in Chicago
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Don at the Lindberg home in Lansing. Note the modest homes of the era, and the
smoke of a passing train at right.
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Dorothy, with front porch of Lansing home in background?