Moses and Polly Porter with Their Children ~ Wordless Wednesday

Moses and Polly Porter and Their Grown Children

Moses Franklin and Mary Ann “Polly” ROSENBERGER PORTER and their children.

Edward T. Porter wrote, “The family in Oxford, Kansas ca. 1895. Note the flowers! I saw this house when I went there. It was then a pig farm, and the smell was what I remembered the most. All of the living children of both marriages of Moses were there, and in this photo.”

Moses and Polly are sitting in the rocking chairs and I believe that Daniel Marion PORTER is sitting in the front row on the far left.

All Present that Day - Moses Porter and family

This photograph was labeled “All present that day”. This includes their spouses and children. I have no idea what the occasion was.

Moses Franklin PORTER was my third great-grandfather, Daniel Marion PORTER was my second great-grandfather (his mother Elizabeth Ann HOSKINS died during the birth of Daniel and his twin who died a few days later), Daniel was the father of my great-grandfather Charles Oscar PORTER, who was the father of my grandma Ruby Irene PORTER WILLIAMS, and she was my mom’s mother.

 

 

 

About nvlynnae

I am a 53 year old mom of two (now 20 and 33). I'm happily married and I homeschooled our youngest the whole way through. Our youngest has been diagnosed as having Asperger's and I have an Atypical form of Parkinsonism, BPPV, Pseudo Cushings, Fibromyalgia, AGHD, and more. My family means everything to me! I am a northern Nevadan Christian working from home mom who also blogs and loves some of the social media communities. I also started as a doTerra Wellness Advocate on my 50th birthday. I'm a self-proclaimed advocate for Asperger's Syndrome, all of the Autism Spectrum Disorders, and special needs in general. I am usually found blogging, pinning, tweeting, and posting about homeschooling, genealogy, Parkinsonism, being Gluten-Free, books, recipes, and anything else on our family's Christian Journey...
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