Please share any memories you might have regarding the identity of any one, place or thing in these videos. The film canisters of course gave us some information. Geri was remarkably thorough. My mom said that sometimes she would look at her when she was filming and see a ring around her eye from the eyepiece on the camera. I for one am very grateful for her vision and archival sense. Leave a comment below or email me kirkeby4@gmail.com or through Facebook or whatever.
Please share any memories you might have regarding the identity of any one, place or thing in these videos. The film canisters of course gave us some information. Geri was remarkably thorough. My mom said that sometimes she would look at her when she was filming and see a ring around her eye from the eyepiece on the camera. I for one am very grateful for her vision and archival sense. Leave a comment below or email me kirkeby4@gmail.com or through Facebook or whatever.
Please share any memories you might have regarding the identity of any one, place or thing in these videos. The film canisters of course gave us some information. Geri was remarkably thorough. My mom said that sometimes she would look at her when she was filming and see a ring around her eye from the eyepiece on the camera. I for one am very grateful for her vision and archival sense. Leave a comment below or email me kirkeby4@gmail.com or through Facebook or whatever.
Please share any memories you might have regarding the identity of any one, place or thing in these videos. The film canisters of course gave us some information. Geri was remarkably thorough. My mom said that sometimes she would look at her when she was filming and see a ring around her eye from the eyepiece on the camera. I for one am very grateful for her vision and archival sense. Leave a comment below or email me kirkeby4@gmail.com or through Facebook or whatever.
I don’t know all the people in these videos, though there are many I do. Ray, Donna, Pat, Geri, her dad T. L., amazing color. Feel free to leave comments below with anything of interest.
Note from Donna:
Cute kid, huh! Others were grandma and grandpa Murray sitting at picnic table in the park, Uncle Bud (daddy's middle brother, Dennis Murray's dad), Aunt Ollie (Uncle Bud's wife), friends of mom and daddy, Phil and Mae Grimm (Phil is the tall one with the black hair). The boy with me is Barry Ingham and the older girl with Pat is his sister, Carol. They just lived two houses away. Barry died in a car crash about 30 years ago. The little white haired boy sitting on the curb lived across the street from us, last name Blair. He was younger than the rest of us. The kids at my birthday party were neighbor kids that I played with. The party was at Fairmont Park, a park in Sugarhouse. The English setter dog was Patsy and the German shorthair was Hut. On the horse was Barry and me at our house on Chadwick. All the above were at the Chadwick house.
Uncle Bud put me on the horse with daddy. We were at friends of mom and daddy's in Provo who had a farm. The two boys who jumped onto the horse together were their sons. Can't remember the names. Barry and I were really close. Pat and Carol used to take us to the movies. What fun to see these. Boy, brings up so many memories. As I watch again and again, I may remember more.
Click on the button on the left of the bar below for a short audio of Geri in her own words. It is a small file so even with a dial up connection it shouldn't take more than a minute.
Foofy gets down and blows away the crowd toward the end with her multiple cartwheels and splits.
(Sorry about the advertising. When YouTube recognizes copy written music, it requires the advertising in exchange for posting the video. The up side is - they only appears on the computer. Smart phones and pads don't display them)
This a a better version (v.2) of the video I have previously posted by the same name. There is more after 12:43 seconds length that the first version had. The number references below can be used with annotations turned on in v.1 of this.
To name a few:
1. Judy Hubbard (Allen's daughter); 2. Judy; 6. may be Bonnie; 7. Donna; 11. Carol; 12. Bill (Dolly's husband); 13. Grandma Clara; 16. Carol; 17. Grandma Clara; 24. Grandma Murray (I think); 25. Carol; 26. Bonnie; 28. Bill; 36. Grandma Clara. (source: Donna Murray Kirkeby)
1) Judy Hubbard (Lilly) 2) Judy 6) Susan Willams (me) 7) Pat 11) Carol Williams (McDermott) 12) Jack Bert Williams (everyone called him Bill - my Dad) 13) Clara Grace Booth - Hubbard (my grandmother - your great grandmother) 16) Carol 17) Grandma Hubbard (all four kids mother) 24) Estella (Stella) Booth - Blancett (Grandma's sister) 25) Carol 26) Bonnie Williams (Barbee) 28) Bill 34) Charles Hubbard (Litt's younger brother) I think the one of the Lady's in that part could be Charlie's wife. The furneral service is Grandpa Litt's. We were all there as kids. Pat, Donna, Carol, Bonnie, Judy, myself and Mike, this was 1950. (source: Susan Williams)
Click on the button on the left of the bar below for a short audio of Geri in her own words. It is a small file so even with a dial up connection it shouldn't take more than a minute.
