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left: unknown (I'm guessing Marie Doores)
right: unknown (resembles Dorris) |
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left: unknown - Graduate 1932, Nampa Idaho
right: unknown |
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left: unknown
right: unknown, 1917 |
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left: unknown, Spokane, WA
right: unknown, Joplin |
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left: unknown (same man?)
right: unknown |
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left: unknown
right: unknown (photo damaged) |
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left: unknown
right: unknown (Dodge City) |
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left: unknown - 1932
right: unknown - 1940's? |
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left: unknown right: unknown tin-type (the oldest photo in the collection)
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unknown - I've tried to lighten it unknown - same couple as above. The original shows more
house. lunknown - Could this be Bronaugh? I've not known of a
"factory" this large there but there was a large fruit
drying facility at one time. unknown unknown unknown - the original shows more house David Doores says
that the shorter young man in the back is his grandfather,
Howard Doores. David tells that Howard Doores had three
children and lived in Electra Texas. His children are as
follows oldest first: James Doores Amarillo, Tx; Richard
Doores Irving, Tx; and Robert Doores, San Antonio, Tx
(David's dad). left: unknown, damaged photo.
