William H. Fox, born in 1835 in Ohio the son of Nathaniel and Kitturah (McFarland) Fox, was last known to be in New London Township, Henry County, Iowa, at the time of the 1860 census.

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Charles, a son of Nathaniel and Kitturah (McFarland) Fox, apparently has been found and appeared as late as 1880 in the federal census. In that year, a Charles Fox was single, boarding with a farmer along with other persons in Fort Benton, Chouteau County, Montana, and working as a teamster.

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Several of the children of Nathaniel and Kitturah Fox have been tracked for a few years, but then may have moved to other locations, or even died. What became of them is unknown. Maria R. Fox, one of the younger children of the ten siblings in the family, was in the 1870 federal census in New London, Iowa, then probably was married. She was mentioned in a later letter of her mother sent to another daughter Elizabeth Sampson, but only by first name.

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I have a brick wall with my 2nd great grandmother, born Mary Flesher, who was born June 15, 1810 in (West) Virginia. The Flesher/Flescher/Fleisher families have been really thoroughly researched, and somehow no one has come upon who were her parents. She married Joseph Walker in Lewis County, (West) Virginia on February 12, 1834, and a marriage certificate exists for that. They moved to Iowa, he died, and she remarried to Isham Thomas Sr. Her second marriage produced my great grandmother, Helena Vandalia (Thomas) Brumm.

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This photograph "tintype" is in the collection of paternal photos I have. It is likely connected either to the Lett, Johnson, or Brumm family.

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This photograph was taken in Burlington, Iowa

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Judging from known family members, possibly a Lett family connection.

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The photograph was taken in Burlington, Iowa.

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The photograph was taken in Burlington, Iowa

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This woman is also in the tintype photo of two women sitting.

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The photographer may have been in Davenport, Iowa.

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No information is known about these boys.

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A very young girl and her baby brother or sister.

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Probably one of the oldest of the paternal family photographs of mine.

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They both may be in other tintypes and photos in my paternal families' collection.

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This photograph is of Mary and Raymond Sewell (taken by Harry). Any connection to the Lett or Johnson families of near Mediapolis, Iowa, is unknown, but learning if there is one would be appreciated.

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A photograph of Jeremiah, Sarah (Sallie W.) and Catherine or "Katie" Rankin. Although identified, the possible family connection, if it exists, would be useful to learn.

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Who is Tillie? And Who is she seated by?

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Tillie may later have married a man named Phil and lived in Chicago. She is apparently connected to the family of Samuel Edmond and Hannah Marie (Honson) Johnson.

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This is probably a Lett family photograph. (If not it is a Johnson family photograph.)

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A man and a young boy posed in a photographer's studio in the 19th century.

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He was perhaps arriving at the home of a sweetheart.

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A photograph taken in Burlington, Iowa.

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A photograph taken in Davenport, Iowa.

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Another unknown man, taken in Burlington, Iowa.

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Probably a family friend, this is probably G. Arthur Anderson who lived in Louisa County, Iowa in 1900.

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This photograph of an unknown young man, apparently standing by the Iowa River on the Walker family farm near Newport, Iowa, very nearly resembles another photograph of a man identified as Hal Jamison, who had gone hunting the day the second photograph was made with John Franklin Russell. Positive identification would still be welcomed.

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Possibly taken in 1930 at the time of my mother, Hattie "Leota" Walker's high school class graduation

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These men also appear in the photograph above this one.

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The man on the left is definitely in two earlier photographs with a man who probably is Bert Thomes.

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The notes under this photograph refer to a similar picture in my possession of Wally Broeker (Wallace Ernest Broeker). This woman really doesn't seem to look like any known family member or known family associate.

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