Again this Is in the blue Allison pamphlet. Aunt "Sac" or "Sak" was Thomas G. Allison's fourth and final wife. Her full name was Sarah Martha Williams. Their only son was Samuel Theodore, who was the 10th child of his father, Thomas G. Allison. Yes, Aunt SaK was his mother that lived with Uncle Sam and(Aunt Mame) at the old house, but I am still not sure that is the woman in the bonnet. If you look at the framed formal photo of the old house with everyone including the family mules and dog. Aunt Sak is the woman in the chair, besides Aunt Mame (another child of Uncle S. G Allison by another wife.) Does the woman in the chair look like the woman in the bonnet? And given the age of the woman in the house picture in 1900 and the woman in the picture with your father, I would guess that the woman is this grandmother, Minnie Allison.
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As Dr. V. M. Holland wrote once, "In growing up in a rural East Texas community in the 1920’s, early in life you realize the importance of neighbors and family. There is a dependency for assistance, physical and otherwise, and a dependency for fellowship as our contact with the outside world was pretty limited.Before I was six, I had probably been out of the immediate community less than ten times. I thought it would be of some interest to write about all the people who lived in the community of Fairplay, Texas between 1920 and 1930 in so far as I can remember and determine with a little research. I am sure this will be of more interest to me than anyone else."
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Again this Is in the blue Allison pamphlet. Aunt "Sac" or "Sak" was Thomas
ReplyDeleteG. Allison's fourth and final wife. Her full name was Sarah Martha
Williams. Their only son was Samuel Theodore, who was the 10th child of his
father, Thomas G. Allison. Yes, Aunt SaK was his mother that lived with
Uncle Sam and(Aunt Mame) at the old house, but I am still not sure that is
the woman in the bonnet. If you look at the framed formal photo of the old house with everyone including the family mules and dog. Aunt Sak is the woman in the chair, besides Aunt Mame (another child of Uncle S. G Allison
by another wife.) Does the woman in the chair look like the woman in the bonnet?
And given the age of the woman in the house picture in 1900 and the woman in the picture with your father, I would guess that the woman is this grandmother, Minnie Allison.