This picture was taken in 1897 in White County, Georgia and the families represented are Christerfer, Johnson, Robinson, Satterfield and Hefner.
This picture was taken in 1897 in White
County, Georgia and the families represented are Christerfer, Johnson, Robinson,
Satterfield and Hefner.
Front Row, left to right:
Minnie Christerfer, son Robert Christerfer on her lap and daughter standing, Andrew Christerfer, Julius Glover Johnson b: January 24, 1864 in Fayette County, Pilgrims Rest, Alabama, son Walter Starling Johnson, b: Nov. 9, 1895 in White County, Georgia, on his lap.
Second Row, left to right:
Nora Robinson, Mary Robinson, Jessie Johnson (McClure) daughter of Drury Bascom (Doc) Johnson and Addie Robinson, Pearl Johnson, b: Sept. 23, 1889, Anna Bernice Johnson, b: Jan. 22, 1891, Bertie Bell Johnson, b: Jan. 22, 1888, Alice Lou Black Johnson, wife of Julius Glover Johnson, b: Sept. 22, 1866, Ethel Matilda Johnson, b: Aug. 10, 1893, Addie Robinson Johnson wife of Drury B. Johnson, son Homer on her lap, Harriet E. Hughes Hamby Johnson (wife of Starling T. Johnson b: 1819 in S.C.) b: 1828 in S.C. and mother of Julius and Drury Johnson, holding Robert Johnson son of Drury B. Johnson (Doc).
Third Row, left to right:
Huldy Curtis, Willie Satterfield, J. B. Robinson (Addie Robinson's father) Jessie Robinson, Azzie Missouris Johnson, b: Dec. 19, 1883 (dau. of Julius Johnson), Drury Bascom (Doc) Johnson, b: 1867 in Fayette County, Pilgrims Rest, Alabama, Little John Hefner, holding an umbrella that fired a 45 caliber shot.
Dear Counsins and fellow researchers:
I am very proud of our ancestors, as I am sure you must be, as well. A permanent record of our family lineage will be a great achievement and will serve to continue the historical record for generations to come. I hope you all will join me in the effort to record the family lineage and stories about our family. Stories tend to die or become altered as generations try to pass them forward by word of mouth. Stories captured in writing can live on in truth and be an inspiration for generations to come.
Dallas Johnson
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