Showing posts with label Great-Grandparents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great-Grandparents. Show all posts
July 25, 2016
June 12, 2016
A Closer Look (Part 71)
Tauragė, Lithuania, about 1905. This is my Mom's paternal Grandmother, Wanda. Mom remembers Wanda always wore gold-hoop earrings.
Here's the original post.
Labels:
1905,
A Closer Look,
Great-Grandparents,
Jewelry,
Lithuania,
Mom,
Tauragė,
Wanda
May 28, 2016
A Closer Look (Part 69)
April 9, 2016
A Closer Look (Part 65)
February 6, 2016
January 25, 2016
A Closer Look (Part 59)
Southwestern Lithuania, about 1912. This is Mr. Irene's Great-Grandfather Jacob.
Here's the original post.
January 16, 2016
A Closer Look (Part 58)
Southwestern Lithuania, about 1912. This is Mr. Irene's Great-Grandmother Agnes.
Here's the original post.
October 11, 2015
A Closer Look (Part 52)
August 8, 2015
A Closer Look (Part 46)
Russia, between about 1870 and 1874. Let's take another look at the oldest photo posted on the blog.
April 11, 2015
A Closer Look (Part 28)
April 4, 2015
A Closer Look (Part 27)
February 10, 2015
A Closer Look (Part 20)
December 27, 2014
A Closer Look (Part 16)
Mariampolis, Lithuania, December 24, 1936. My Mom cherishes her Christmas gift. The doll may be wearing Polish folkdress; Mom's maternal Grandmother, Zigmunta, was Polish.
Here's the original post for this photo.
Labels:
1936,
A Closer Look,
bows,
braids,
Christmas,
dolls,
folkdress,
gifts,
Great-Grandparents,
hairstyles,
Kūčios,
Lithuania,
Mariampolis,
Mom,
Poland,
toys,
traditions,
Zigmunta
December 19, 2014
A Closer Look (Part 15)
Mariampolis, Lithuania, December 24, 1936. My Mom's maternal Grandmother, Zigmunta, holds one of the "Pupsikas" dogs.
Here's the original post for this photo.
Labels:
1936,
A Closer Look,
animals,
Dogs,
Great-Grandparents,
hairstyles,
Jewelry,
Kūčios,
Lithuania,
Mariampolis,
Mom,
Pets,
traditions,
Zigmunta
August 23, 2014
A Closer Look (Part 4)
August 3, 2014
A Closer Look (Part 1)
Mariampolis, Lithuania, 1927. This is a closeup from one of the first photos I posted on the blog. This is my Mom's maternal Grandfather, Silvestras. He's the relative she most loved, and Mom talks about him often.
May 11, 2014
Reaching Back
Tambov, Russia, 1902. This is my Great-Grandmother, Nina K. Here's the original post.
This image shows Nina K. visiting her daughter, Tatjana, and Tatjana's twins. Here's Nina K. later in life. This post explains why Nina K. looked so rattled later in life.
Labels:
1902,
childhood,
Dad,
fashion,
Grandparents,
Great-Grandparents,
Jonė,
Mother's Day,
Nina K.,
Russia,
Tambov,
Tatjana,
twins
October 1, 2013
A Wider View
I
recently posted photos (here
and here)
that my Dad had cropped during his restoration of the original images.
Here is another original snapshot; Dad's slightly altered image is here.
Radviliškis, Lithuania, 1923. My paternal Grandmother, Tatjana, introduces her twins—Jonė and my Dad—to her mother, Nina K. This photo differs only a bit from the one my Dad restored. The blankets (rugs?) are more visible here; I wonder if Tatjana used them as bedding for the twins.
Here is another original snapshot; Dad's slightly altered image is here.
Radviliškis, Lithuania, 1923. My paternal Grandmother, Tatjana, introduces her twins—Jonė and my Dad—to her mother, Nina K. This photo differs only a bit from the one my Dad restored. The blankets (rugs?) are more visible here; I wonder if Tatjana used them as bedding for the twins.
Labels:
1923,
boots,
childhood,
Dad,
fashion,
Grandparents,
Great-Grandparents,
Jonė,
Lithuania,
newer batch,
Nina K.,
originals,
Radviliškis,
Russian Revolution,
Soviet Union,
steps,
Tatjana,
twins
September 17, 2013
Difficult to Identify
Padubysis, Lithuania, probably early- to mid-1920s. We have a few photos from Padubysis, Lithuania. It's probably a place where my Dad's paternal Grandparents lived or had a summer place. The snapshots are difficult to scan because someone laminated them—probably to protect the images from getting crumpled.
Labels:
1920s,
Ambrose,
Dad,
Family,
Great-Grandparents,
Jonė,
Lithuania,
newer batch,
Padubysis,
Salomea,
twins,
Vytautas,
way-back-when
August 30, 2013
Nina K., Later
Soviet Union, about 1931. Here's another later portrait of Nina K. Nina K. was the mother of my paternal Grandmother, Tatjana.
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