Wordless Wednesday - Margaret Eleanor Rodrigue Pampas Hunn (1904-1985) Working at Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans

My maternal great-grandmother (right)  worked at the historic Hotel Monteleone
in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
(Photo given to me by my maternal grandmother, Margaret's daughter-in-law.)

This post is part of +Genea Bloggers' Wordless Wednesday.

©Amy Wood Kelly, 2015 - I am happy to share my genealogical research and writing with others, as well as to help others with their research efforts.  However, please do not reprint this post in full or in part or use excerpts from this post without giving full credit to me, Amy Wood Kelly, as the researcher and author as well as providing the permalink to this post.  Thank you, in advance, for showing respect for my request and the work I put into creating this post.

(Mostly) Wordless Wednesday - A Four Generations Easter Photo

Easter Sunday at my maternal grandparents' home in Concord, Cabarrus, North Carolina.
From left to right:  Mom, Nanny, Me (in front of my aunt),
Aunt Anna, and Grandmama.  Circa 1976.

Since Easter is upon us this coming weekend, I'm sharing a family Easter photo, circa 1976, for +Genea Bloggers Wordless Wednesday.  The picture above shows four generations of women (order in the photo caption, not below) on the maternal side of my family tree:

1. My great-grandmother, Faye Elizabeth Litaker (1901-1995), whom I called "Nanny"
2. Faye's daughter and my grandmother, Jane, whom I call "Grandmama" (1927-living)
3. My mom, Jennie (1947-living), and her sister, Anna (1958-living), Grandmama's daughters
4. Me (1969-living)

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(Corrected) Wordless Wednesday - Charles and Anna Marie (Kuehnhold) Boehning in Wisconsin

My husband's maternal great-grandparents, Charles (1876-1951) and Anna (Kuehnhold) (1885-1957) Boehning,
on their family farm in Wisconsin. Charles immigrated from Germany on 02 Oct 1877.
Anna was born in Wisconsin.
(Photo given to me by my husband's maternal grandmother.)

©Amy Wood Kelly, 2015 - I am happy to share my genealogical research and writing with others, as well as to help others with their research efforts.  However, please do not reprint this post in full or in part or use excerpts from this post without giving full credit to me, Amy Wood Kelly, as the researcher and author as well as providing the permalink to this post.  Thank you, in advance, for showing respect for my request and the work I put into creating this post.

(Old) Wordless Wednesday - Charles and Anna Marie (Kuehnhold) Boehning

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My husband's maternal great-grandparents, Charles and Anna (Kuehnhold) Boehning,
on their family farm in Wisconsin.
(Photo given to me by my husband's maternal grandmother.)

©Amy Wood Kelly, 2015 - I am happy to share my genealogical research and writing with others, as well as to help others with their research efforts.  However, please do not reprint this post in full or in part or use excerpts from this post without giving full credit to me, Amy Wood Kelly, as the researcher and author as well as providing the permalink to this post.  Thank you, in advance, for showing respect for my request and the work I put into creating this post.