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Thursday, January 17, 2008

The Fosters


This is a picture of the Anna’s family, the Foster Family. The picture was probably taken in the Roswell-Alpharetta-Milton, Georgia area. The elderly couple are Anna’s great grandparents Charles Brooks and Ardella Vinson Foster. They had four sons and a daughter. The youngest man in the picture was Anna’s grandfather, Paul Everett Foster (1895 – 1936), who looks about 18 or 19 in this picture, I think it was taken about 1913-15.

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  1. Tell Anna that this is a good-looking family. Look at the way they are dressed - I love the old fashions. For some reason, the plain dark suits of the time that the men wore always looked so much more fancy when they stood next to a woman in a dress with a high collar. Aren't those collars beautiful? I'm sure they were hand embroidered, along with hand crochet/knitted lace.

    (Most of the snow at my house was melted away this morning - no snowman for me!)

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  2. Deborah,
    It appears that that particular Foster bunch was very concerned with getting their images recorded in the right appropriate attire. They seemed to be very fashionable for the times. When I see an average picture of them I think "23 Skiddoo!"

    Yeah, our snow came, then it was gone.

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  4. Anonymous6:11 PM

    Glad you came by my blog today. I keep two identical blogs, this one and one on blogstream (http://sinannblog.blogstream.com/). It seems that the blogstream one gets more response so I have neglected blogger. Used to come by yours frequently but got out of the habit. Sorry. I will get back in the Chicken Fat groove.

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  5. Sid,
    You always make interesting reading on your blog.
    I could not agree with you more that Church and State should be separate - That is a sure way to lose your freedom - to have any religion call the shots.

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