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Customers and Comments
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First of all, a comment from me. I would like to thank you all so much for the hundreds
of wonderful comments, over the years. This is a labor of love for me. I am constantly
looking thru antique stores, attending auctions and watching eBay for photos with names.

As of late, we have been blessed with Ebay heros!
Like Pat (tundra_blossom), who wrote:
Hello, Bob. A big lot of photos just arrived and I've just finished checking them out. I have a stack of them to donate to your cause. If you'll send an address, I'll get them to the P.O. early next week. When I get through the photos I already have, I'll look for names and may get you some additional later.
Best regards,
Pat
So when the photos arrived, they were a treasure trove!
Together we are going to make so many people happy.
Thank you so very much, Pat.

Another Rescuer wrote:
Hi there Bob
Thanks for checking out my auction!
I don't currently have any albums for sale with family IDs - but send me your link for the future, and I'd be happy to let you know.
I may have some individual photos with ID.
I am facinated by your goal and hope that you reunite many albums with their families.
I once found a photo of one of my ancestors on ebay, which was exciting.
Laura (lauralemur)

Luckily, I have also gotten help from antique store owners that feel as I do
that these heirlooms should be in the hands of family members and not strangers.

The latest one of these kind-hearted angels Kathy Cote.
She found the identity of unnamed persons on my site
by checking the census records. So sweet!
A month later - the photo was claimed by a descendant.

Sam Smith, selling on ebay, donated an entire civil war album, to the cause!
Thank you so much Sam. Someone is going to be thrilled!

Then there is my own Aunt Margie, from Richmond, Illinois.
She is combing antique stores looking for "lost souls" to be rescued.

Or Vinita Shaw who sent me a small boy's portrait, to help him find his way home.

I call people like these "The Rescuers". They send me photos with surnames and I
forward them letters of thanks from the families that they have helped.

I don't get out as much as I used to and it sure helps to have people around the country
helping. If you would ever like to become "A Rescuer" my E-mail address is below. It is
a wonderful feeling to help people, as I am sure you know.

Thanks again,

Robert D. King

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Hello,
The photos arrived today. Thank you.
The photos were quite nice.
It is interesting to see what my ancestors looked like.
I'll get them framed.
Lori Goodnight

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Dear Robert,
The pictures arrived quickly.
You know, it is the strangest thing but the picture of my Aunt Esther
looks very much like a picture of myself when I was younger.
I have never looked like anyone in my family
but I look like the child my Aunt never had.
So I am really pleased to have these pictures.
Aunt Esther passed away in 1938 and I was born in 1955 so I never knew her.
But this absolutely confims that these are of my family because Esther
had polio and was left unable to walk.
Which is why she was in a wheelchair in these photos.
Although with those names, there was no doubt in the first place.
Thanks alot,
Melinda Fulwood

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Hello Robert,
It was nice of you to introduce me to Chris.
I in turn contacted Bruce Wightman who you have already contacted.
Small world isn't it.
I live in Westfield New Brunswick Canada,
Chris is in England and Bruce is on the West coast.
Don't you just love computers.
I really appreciate you sending me your website.
I will keep you site hoping that you may find some of my Browns.
Your project is big and I think it is wonderful.
Thanks once again,
Carol Brown Parker

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Hi Bob.
I found your website has listed the surname of “Bell”.
You are doing a wonderful thing,
God Bless you and Thank You very much.
Jeanne Zaks

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Bob,
The tintype of Alonzo looks great!
I am very pleased with it as the penciling is quite authentic.
I am quite happy to have it - thank you very much.
The photo is of Alonzo W. Bickford, (1830-1911) born in Maine,
he took off in the early 1860s and ended up in Hammond, Louisiana.
Not that any of this means anything to you.
But I have a photo of him at about 80 years old.
He has white hair and a beard by then but judging from his hairline
and other facial features, it is surely a match .
Anyway, thank for rescuing this photo.
I will feature it in the very next issue of our Bickford Newsletter.
my best,
Mahlon Bickford

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Hi Robert,
I belong to a BELT Research Team who are distantly related
to me and I have been able to share the photos with them.
Of course, all being addicted genealogists, they enjoy them!
But in the end, even if no one else enjoyed them--I do!
I can place many of these people in a 50th wedding anniversary photo of my
great-great-grandparents and another of the 50th of my great-grandparents.
Bye for now,
Michele

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Bless you for what you are doing.
Fawn

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Bob,
The photos are now in my hands....great shots.
I had to ask the post office as to where they might be.
I was so eagerly awaiting them!
Now I will add them to my Mayhew/Light family binder.
Thanks Bob
Have a great day in Arizona.
Paul Gilbert

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Just found your site, what a great idea!
I'm glad you're doing it.
Martha

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Bob:
I scanned both sides of the card and sent JPGs to three
musical acquaintances who were well aware of "Cub Berdan".
I'm sure that's really him.
Since Cub played dances in Northville during the 1870's I felt
that the photo-card should be in the library's Local History Collection.
I would have been satisfied with merely a scan of it,
but it's so nice to have the original.
I would be willing to send a scan to anyone who wished to have one.
Al Smitley
Northville District Library

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I saw your website and all I can say is "bless your heart"
for collecting pictures to find the owners.
I have done the same and it is so rewarding to find someone
who is looking for these objects.
I will surely say a pray that there might be some pictures of our family.
Sincerely,
DeLories Robinson Vaughn

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Bob,
The photo arrived just fine.
I appreciate your sending a picture of the page in which it resided, also.
I am not positive but I think Ed Morehouse may be a brother
to my great grandfather but I'm still working on it.
Thank you.
Adria Shearing

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Dear Mr. King,
Greetings! I received the photograph of Rachel Maurer from Spencer, IA today.
It looks great! I cannot wait to share it with my cousin.
You provide a terrific service, helping people find their lost ancestral photographs!
Best wishes,
Charlie Keasler

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Dear Bob,
I just wanted to thank you for all the work and effort you have clearly
put into finding the people related to those in the photos.
Bob, you are a gem and are likely going to make someone's whole day.
Sincerely,
Trish

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Robert:
I received the photo of Mary Cuyle today.
Sure looks like the later photo I have of her!
Thanks!!
Judy Cuyle

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Hello and bless you, I try to do the same thing with old pictures.
These pictures are of my Great-Great grandmothers brother.
Most of the pictures that were taken in the London Mills area
where my GGgrandmother raised her family.
My mother came to an antique sale there and tried to buy
many of these pictures, but couldn't get them all.
If you don't get a "closer kin" to claim them I would be most proud
to have them. I have been a genealogist many years
and it is such a thrill to see what out ancestors really look like.
I will await your reply.
Carma

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Hi Bob,
Thank you so much for sending the album so quickly!
It arrived today, in fact, in very good condition..
We love it. The pictures are amazingly clear and it’s
wonderful to have so many of the people identified.
In these photos, my father’s grandparents are much younger than in the
other photos we have, but it’s clear that they are the same people.
Such a treasure! My family and I thank you.
Maybe we will find ourselves interested in doing some
genealogy for my father’s side of the family.
We don’t know much about them,
but this should definitely help.
Thanks again!
Mary Lilga

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Bob King,
The album arrived today and what a beautiful thing it is.
The photos are in such good shape and so clear.
It is everthing you said it was. Thank you for keeping it
in one piece and putting it on-line. I will certainly treasure
this family heirloom. Tonight I will take the album to show
my parents and I know they will be so excited.
My ancestors thank you also.
P.G.

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Many thanks, Mr. King--this is a great addition to my collection
which includes W. A. Tade's Civil War sword, belt buckle and
handwritten quartermaster records from his CW service.
This photo is much older than others I have and the only one
of my grandfather Howard Tade as a child. I am very pleased
and will scan it and share with family.
Best wishes,
Mark Tade

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Mr. King,
The Cochran photos arrived today in the same condition
which you sent them (excellent!). Thanks very much for
your prompt service. I appreciate very much that you
are in this business. I located you from a Google search
of mr GrGrGreatgrandfather's name. I certainly hope I
can use your service again.
Sincerely,
Tom Castro

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Bob,
You are the greatest!!! Having these photos
is like having ten christmas' in a row!!
Thank you so much! Larry my L.D.S. friend
was shocked. He said that my this is going
to advance my family tree and make it look great!
This is going to be wonderful!!
Thank you, thank you so much, if there is anything I can do for you just tell me.
Vic Nelson

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Bob,
I was very glad that you found such an unexpected gem
of a picture. Thank you for sending it to me so promptly!
Scott Maid

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Dear Bob,
I would like to thank you for the wonderful thing
you are doing with the lost family pictures.
Unfortunately, there aren't any pictures of my ancestors,
but I will check back often, since you seem to get more and more every day.
Thank you once again,
Virginia Blinn

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Bob,
Thanks to your help, I bought the photos from Nancy Lanni.
She just moved to Texas so mailed them from there. If I had
waited much later I might never have found her!
Thank you so much for your help with that...

There was a picture of John Oaks in that group. My maiden name
is Oaks and John was my ggggrandfather. That was the only picture
of a direct line ancestor and it was fun to see the family resemblences.
Thanks to the writing on the back of the photo, I just found 2 more
generations back in the Fonda Archives in Montgomery Co. For 20 yrs.,
I had been looking for Oaks and could never find anyone beyond John.
Thanks again,
Penny Poland

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Well, Mr. King,
I am amazed. This Louise Fox, that I got from you, is my grandmother.
And the Cayces were good friends of the family.
Thank you very much for collecting this for my family.
I will be emailing a copy of Louise's picture to my family and cousins.
They will love it!
And I will search for Cayce descendants
and if found, will be happy to share with them.
Marie Lawrence

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Thanks Bob,
You provide a great service.
John Grerory

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Hello Bob,
I just wanted to take a second and thank you for your website. It's
terribly kind of you to do this for all those lost ancestors out there.
I have always felt so sad for the people whose pictures are in the
frames being sold at auctions and yard sales. No one to remember
them, sold for the frames around them.
All the best of luck to you in hopes
that these people find their way home.
Natalie Ward

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Hi Bob,
The Good Reverend made it home, safe and sound.
Thanks again,
Danny Hall

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Dear Mr. King:
I received the photos in today's mail and thank you so much.
They will be loved and guarded by the descendents
of Cornealius Wood for years to come.
Mary Anne Anderson

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Dear Mr. King,
The photo arrived yesterday in excellent condition.
I purchased it for my sister who happens to be named Sarah Gaskill.
We will be looking for any info that might help me identify which particular Sarah Gaskill is in the photo.
Thanks again for being so enterprising and providing a great service.
Harold Gaskill

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Hello and Bless You,
I would be most proud to be able to claim any of the photos on your wonderful site. I have been a genealogist many years and it is such a thrill to see what out ancestors really look like.
Carma

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Robert,
The Kobler pictures are simply wonderful.
They arrived safe and sound.
The whole extended family wants to see them.
Thanks,
Diane Dearborn

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Hi Bob,
I thought such a kind thought deserved a thank you even though
I can't claim the Sparrow's mentioned. I do hope you manage to find the rightful
owner(s), it is a such pity when photos get parted from their original family.
As a nee Sparrow from Ipswich/Cambridge area in England I know how delighted
I would be if an unexpected photo turned up. Meanwhile will press on and build up
a personal picture of the ancestors, warts and all in some cases!!
Good Luck Cheers Betty

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Thanks for going that "extra mile" and setting up the site.
Sally Rolls Pivia

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Thanks Robert,
The Abel's on your site are not our Abel's. Mine are from Ny to Michigan. Sorry to bother you, but that was so kind of you to do all that research for me. You never know where you are going to find good info and photos. Thanks again for your time.
Judy Looney
PS: I will checking back to your site though.

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Bob,
The photos of Rev. James Cameron and Emma S Cameron arrived today.
You don't know how thrilled I am to see them. I know I was awfully eager to receive them.
You're right, the writing on the back is really something! It was great they included
a birthdate and the date one of the photos was taken. Tomorrow, I am going to go out
and make photo copies of them, then package the originals back up and send them on
down to San Bernardino First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Cameron started their church
there in the 1870s, so these photos are right up there in church history importance, along
with their cornerstone. They don't know anything about the existence of these photos, and
I want to totally surprise them. I can't wait until they see them! I expect Suzie will receive
them by Saturday, so when I hear back, I'll let you know what they say ...
but I can just about imagine it will be close to pandemonium there.

I can tell you, I personally felt a Divine presence
when I first stumbled upon them on your webpage
and again tonight, when I opened the package and saw them for the first time.
Bob, thank you again, for locating these photos and making them available.
Right now I am on cloud nine ... actually pretty close to heaven ... and am
thrilled they will finally be back with their church family.
Most sincerely,
Dorothy De Mare

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Bob,
Thanks for sending us the address of the rescuer of the Page Family photo album.
We are second cousins unknown to each other until just now,
and would never have found each other if your album had not connected us.
You should feel really good about what you are doing to connect families.

Stevia Shaw
Denver, CO

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Bob,
Thank you, so much. I just recieved the picture of our
great, great, great aunt Anna Bendeict and we are so happy with it .
We are amazed at the resemblence to our children
even after all of these generations have passed.
You should be proud of the work you are doing.
Thanks again,
Sue Myers
Indianapolis, IN

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Hello Mr. King,
Today I was just surfing through RootsWeb and thought I would
check to see if there was anything new there re. my Tye ties.
Then, there it was, your notice last Dec. about having the Tye
album you had purchased in Prescott, Az.
I am so pleased that you do what you can to help
families reunite with their relatives and these albums.
It is a great idea and I am sure it will make many others as happy as I am.

I see now that you since have sold the album to Mr. Hulme and I have
sent him an email today about getting some copies of our family pictures.

This album was kept by Mrs. Lois Rye, my aunt, in her home
and was part of the legacy she was keeping for her family.
She just passed away in Feb.of this year at just short of her 100th birthday.
Mrs.Rye had no children so I guess the album had been sold in an estate sale to
the antique shop where you found it. I was afraid it had found it's way to the trash.
I was really upset. I was wondering who could or would have sold such private, family things
but I guess they thought and knew they would bring some money somewhere.

Over the years, I had looked through this album many times, since I was working on our
family geneology I had in mind to put copies of these old photos in with the records.
I just had never had them copied and didn't have a computer when we lived close together.
I never dreamed they would disappear but then I never dreamed they would be found
and we would have a chance to get them again either.

I just wanted to encourage you to keep up the nice work you are doing.

Thank you so very much.

Lois Eggers

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Bob,

Walter arrived today in good shape!
He was very well wrapped for shipping.
I appreciate your website, in helping me to find my great-grandfather!
The family resemblence is apparent and I know now where my grandfather got his chin!
Thank you again for your help.
I will definitely recommend your website to those who are searching for relatives.

Stephanie Allen
Veedersburg,IN.

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Dear Mr. King:

I think what you are doing is wonderful!
I have often looked at pictures at antique shows and flea
markets and wondered where all those pictures came from.
And I always felt a little sad to see them languishing in a musty box.
How admirable that you have decided to try to return old photographs to their rightful owners.
Even though none of my ancestors names appear in your message,
I just had to commend you for your gracious and generous attempt
to do something to help those who are trying to trace their families.
Please accept an e-mail pat on the back!

Meg Campbell Tharp

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Hi Bob,

I did not recognize any of the names that you had mentioned,
but I think it is wonderful that you have taken on this task.
I too have often wondered who the faces in the photos belong to.
Keep up the great work!

Jill Yonker

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Hello Bob:
Just wanted you to know that the TYE Photo Album was everything you said it was.
Over a dozen sets of copies of the pictures have been forwarded to TYE
researchers and between all of us I think we will be able to confirm identities.

Bob I have to apologize for being so skeptical of your offer.
There are just so many "great deals" that turn out to be nothing.
Anyway, you can use my name and e-mail address as a reference.

Garry Hulme

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Robert,
Anna Holzknecht arrived just fine and she is busy visiting with her cousins : -)

Fawn DePuy

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Robert,
I just wanted to commend you for the wonderful work that you are doing with this!
Only a dedicated genealogist and a fellow with a good heart would be willing to maintain such an endeavor.
Thanks again,
Brenda Whitfield
President and Research Chair
Tishomingo County (Mississippi) Historical and Genealogical Society

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I am delighted with this content, Bob... and do thank you very
much for spending your time retrieving other's treasures. That
was a nice touch for George to get the 1865 family photo album.
It will certainly top off the good information that he has shared
about the family research he has done. Thanks for being our "middle man".
again thanks,
N.C.

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Bob,
I just tried calling my Mom & Dad and my Aunt, and no one is home.
I was desperate to talk to someone who would appreciate my news....
and then I thought of you.
I received in today's mail a letter from my Great Aunt Ruby who will soon
be 94. I mailed her a copy of the tintype of Cash Bohner that I got from you.
She said that it was a photo of her mother's father. So my investment wasn't in
vain. I actually have a photo of my great, great grandfather thanks to you.
Pat yourself on the back dear friend. Good job!
Debbie Ashline

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Subject: Michigan's Orphan Artifacts
WOW, I will add the info you sent.
It's people like you who do wonders for the hobby of genealogy.
Dennis Zank

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Bob.
I found your site through one of the genealogy maillists and came to have a look.
Unfortunately, I found none of my family names in your list. But, this is a
wonderful idea you have had here and I will be checking back now and then.
I was most impressed however when I found that you had a "pre-stardom" photo
of Noah Beery and withstood the offers of collectors and celebrity-hounds to see
that the photo was returned to his family instead. I am sure some of those offers
were substantial, which makes your efforts all the more commendable.
Thank you for your efforts reuniting these photographs with their families.
Most of all, however, we are all blessed by your Christian heart.
God bless
Emile Clede

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Dear Bob,
The photos just arrived. What can I say?
Just another very satisfied "customer,"
that is what I am!
Both the photos were simply magnificent,
and arrived in tiptop shape!
You have done me an immeasurable service.
Vincent Summers

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Bob,
I can tell that you take pride in this crusade of yours,
as well you should.
Thanks again.
Debbie Ashline

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Bob,
Thank you for your services of distributing old photos.
I am more that willing to pay any reasonable amount for goods or services.
Your fee for photos is very obviously a nominal amount and not a profit
motivated price. If anyone truly believes it is too profit oriented,
they have a serious lack of business experience.
Good luck. I hope I find a relative of mine in your collection one day.
Gordon Harper in Anchorage

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Keep up the good work, Bob.
I for one, appreciate your efforts.
Carol Robertson

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Dear Mr. King,
For the last two years I have been returning pictures to their roots.
I have received many wonderful letters of thanks.
Some of my relatives have even passed on pictures of people that are not related,
but were friends to my parents. What a joy.
I did not know that anyone had taken it on as a mission!
What a great person you are.
Thank you for the message,
Nelson

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Great idea you have there and good help for genealogists.
Web site looks good.
Darline

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HI,
Even though none of the photos are relatives,
I still wanted to take the time to say " Thanks ".
If the world had more Bob's it would be a much nicer place.
Thanks for being thoughtful.
Steve Haag

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Thanks for the Civil War photograph of my ancestor.
It arrived today. It's in pretty good condition for being so old.
I'm glad you rescued it.
Cheryle Rappe

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I was amazed to discover your web pages and think that your mission is admirable.
I have printed out your mailing address and will be on the look out for pictures
who need to find the right home. Bless you for these good works.
I know how precious these old photos are.
Sue

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Keep up the good work.
Rose Deal

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I would be thrilled to pieces to 'buy' an original old photo of my grgrgrandpappy.
And for $20 to $30, considering I would actually have a nice and/or decent
picture, I would snatch it up. I would be so excited to have an original, that I would
be willing to spend the money. Yep, I would gladly pay someone for their 'footwork"!
"Zippy"

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Hello Bob:
I think that you are doing an admirable thing,
and would love to help you out.
Scott P Craig

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Hi Bob,
I am so glad that I stumbled upon your wonderful web page.
You have put so much work and effort into making others happy!
God Bless you! My photos arrived, safe and sound.
I admit I started crying at the wonder of being able to finally
stare into the face of people I have been researching.
I feel I learned more about them from the first glace then
I did in years of finding out the cold hard facts.

Thank you so very much,
Christina

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Dear Bob
What a WONDERFUL site.
I have just found it and have not searched it thoroughly yet, but it is top priority.
I think you are a very generous person for doing this.
All of us that do hours of research for our family history need people like you!!
Keep us the great work and please know that you are appreciated.
God Bless
L.Wright

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Loved your pictures.
Used it for homework on Civil War history

Steph

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Robert,
None of the photos are of my Chapmans, but I just wanted to write you and tell you
that your hobby {obsession?) deserves praise. I, too,have noticed the destruction
of family memories by uncaring folk who presumably would "sell their birthright for
a mess of pottage" to quote from a story in the book of Genesis.
Please accept thanks from a total stranger.
Bob Casebeer, Oregon

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What a wonderful service you are doing !!! I think you should do this AND make
some money on your idea ! Besides your time is money!!!
Good Luck!
Jan Davis

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Bob,
I just wanted to say Thank You for what you are doing. I'll keep your website in my
favorites in the event you add more.[I do weekly] You are doing a great
service and I, for one, appreciate your hard work.
Sue Adkins Martin

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Your website is wonderful! I wanted to let you
know I think it is a great thing you are doing.
Thank you so much,
Judy in California

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You did a wonderful thing, even tho none of these are my husband's family,
Many THANKS! You will be blessed, what goes around comes back even more...
Florence Harrell Moore

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Thanks for the Website
Just saw your website with names/photos.
Now I know what I need to do.
It has always saddened me to see photos in a store or garage sale..
..So now, like you, I need to buy them and
publish the names/places on a site & get them into loving hands...
Thanks for the idea & for returning them
to those who would care for them.
D. Robinson

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Bob,
I have to say that I really appreciate what you are doing.
I've also been questioned online for doing what I would love
for someone else to do for me, so I know how you feel.
I also appreciate the fact that your frustration has led you
to do positive things for the "little people" who can't go up against
those who take financial advantage of us genealogy hobbyists.
So I want to tell you thanks,
Take care,
Doni Barnes

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Hello Bob,
I just came from your site! Nice job!
This summer I started doing the same thing..
..rescuing family history items. I love it!
Thanks for your time. Awaiting your reply!
Sincerely
Floa Swisher

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I visited your site, which offers to reunite
old photos with their respecitve families.
This is a good work you are doing.
Keep it up!
Virginia Flesher
wtsongwriter@yahoo.com

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I had to take a minute to express my admiration
to you for all the time and effort you are putting into trying
to reunite these items with their "rightful" owners.
My hat is off to you.... stars in your crown for sure!
Best wishes....
Carol Goodson
Carrollton GA

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Thanks so much for your site.
Evidently, we are moved by the same feelings..
..something I can't describe..
..something beyond words....
One day, I saw a pile of photos in an antique mall
and it's just like something or someone tapped me on the head and said
"These needs to be saved..
..you should be the one to do it..."
It was very moving to me and I have been at it ever since.
Your site is nicely done.
Best wishes to you!
Eric Nagle from Ford & Nagle

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Good afternoon Bob:
I just found your website and am very touched by your "rescue mission"
of family treasures. I have always been fascinated by old photos and tombstones.
My parents were very history oriented. Once I found a whole stack
of old photos in a trash barrel outside a country store.
I was 8 years old and totally fascinated with the sepias but
the tin-types were always my favorites.
I will always be thankful for the sense of family
and curiosity about others that my parents instilled in me.
Thank you for helping to take care of those
lost treasures and reuniting them with their families.
Thank you for taking time to read this.
I just wanted you to know.
Best Regards,
Karen K. Nelson

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Hi Bob, I just had to say that it sure is nice
of you to share your photos with others!
Mary

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Bob;
You now have a new admirer.
With regards,
Stan Barnhill

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OH MY GOSH!! Your webpage is fantastic!
That picture of the photos albums is great.
But then I clicked on the "Click Here" and I saw all of
the pictures you have listed. Geez...its really, really cool!
I think that if this page could get out, to more people, I bet tons of them would
be interested in seeing this and maybe purchasing or contributing photos.
You are so nice to do charity work like this!
I never realized that anyone was doing this with family photos.
I think its VERY cool and I'd like to help!

"Jennifer J. Bartos"

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Page 1 = Introduction and instruction.

Page 2 = Index of all of the Surnames on these webpages.

Pages 3 thru 12 = Individual Photographs -
These are photographs which have only one surname listed.

Page 3 = A - B

Page 4 = C - D

Page 5 = E - G

Page 6 = H - J

Page 7 = K - L

Page 8 = M - N

Page 9 = O - P

Page 10 = Q - R

Page 11 = S - T

Page 12 = U - Z

Page 13 = Couples Photographs - These are photographs
of married couples.

Page 14 = Family Photographs - These are photographs
of two or more individuals from the same family.

Page 15 = Maiden Name/Married Name - where two surnames are listed.

Page 16 = Group Photos - where more than one surname is listed.

Page 17 = Classmates and Comrades - School days and Military photographs.

Page 18 =First 1/2 Family Groups - multiple photos from one family.

Page 19 = Second 1/2 Family Groups - multiple photos from one family.

Page 20 = Photo Albums - where multiple surnames are listed.

Page 21= Yearbooks- where surnames are too numerous to be listed.

Page 22 = Customer's Comments - Hundreds of satisfied customers.

Page 23 = Links to other lost photo websites.

Page 24 = After finding a photo, come to this page to purchase it.