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| Captain Oscar F. Brown His father is unknown, but may have been Tolman or William Brown. Civil War Veteran, homesteaded in Colfax County, Nebraska. |
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| William W. Brown 1st son of Oscar First in the family to move to Washington, resided in Orting, Pierce County. |
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| Harley Brown 2nd son of William Dairy Farmer, and active member of the community. Resided in Enumclaw, King County, Washington. |
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| Mike Brown 1st son of Harley U.S. Navy, Photographer. Retired, happy Grandfather. |
I loved it! Thanks for sharing! Never have seen the photo of Uncle Harley; it's a classic. Wish your dad Happy Fathers' Day for me. Thanks, Marcia
ReplyDeleteI absolutely will, Marcia! I received Grandma Elsie's photo albums a couple years ago, and am slowly digitizing them - that's where the photo of Grandpa came from. They obviously took a few that day, and it's a fun collection to have. Thanks for reading! ~Jen
DeleteGreat Father's Day tribute!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jana! Sometimes, the simplest things are the best, huh? Have a great day! ~Jen
DeleteYour photos are WONDERFUL; this is an excellent tribute to the fathers in your family tree!
ReplyDeleteLiv, Thank you! As a family, we're very proud of our archives, and the many photos and other memorabilia we have collected over the generations. Thanks so much for reading, and commenting! ~Jen
DeleteYou have a family tree of fathers in pictures! This is a treasure. It must be unusual to possess a 4-generation series of pictures like this. Your family is both lucky and smart to save all these photos.
ReplyDeleteMariann, we consider ourselves very lucky. We have a few different images of Oscar, the patriarch, and all the other generations, we have lots of images. It's wonderful. And, really, I left out my brother and his son, so there are 2 more generations to include in the direct line of males. It's very special! Thanks for reading, and thanks for posting! ~Jen
DeleteHappy father's day! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletefamily trees