Peggy, daughter of Dot's niece Bea McKee,
named after her grandmother Margaret, Dot's oldest sister.
Album 2, Part 6 (pages 23-26)
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Peggy, daughter of Dot's niece Bea McKee,
named after her grandmother Margaret, Dot's oldest sister.
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Oregon coast, taken by Dot on trip to Salem.
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Peggy in McKee back yard.
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Bea's younger son Dennis in front of Margaret and Ed Owens' house in Salem.
Margaret is Dot's oldest sister, and Bea her daughter, only 9 years younger
than Dot.
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Margaret with Bea's older son Teddy.
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Bea and daughter Peggy in front of Owen's home
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Dot's captions tell the story.
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Presbyterian church in Lombard, Illinois
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Lombard was known as Lilac Town because of famous Lilac Park with hundreds of varieties of lilacs. Everyone in the town had lilac bushes in their yards and gardens. The month of May was a wonder of lilac scent and sights. Dot's brother Herbert's daughter Betty Jane was married in this church (see 2_47_03 and nearby pictures), as were Ernest's daughters Vera Jeanne (see 2_46_02) and Charlotte. |
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Bea McKee's children Teddy, Peggy and Dennis
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Owens' home in Salem
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Ed and Margaret Owens on their front porch
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Margaret and her namesake granddaughter Peggy
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Sent by the Prates from their home in the country outside Palatine, Illinois.
Claudia on hobby horse 18 months, Scott 2 years 2 months.
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Close-up of photo
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Bea, Peggy, Mac McKee, Dennis (?) in Salem
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Ed and Margaret Owens, granddaughter Peggy
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Scott, about 2 yrs old on Ela road between Ken and Larue's home and Prate
grandparents home.