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Friday, January 19, 2024

Friday's Photo: Taken on a Bridge Near Seymour, Texas

Millard Ray Latta (center) and DeRay Bryan (leaning on the bridge). The young woman behind 
Millard Ray might be DeRay's sister Marie. DeRay and Marie were my father's sisters.


Joe Noah, second - cousin to my father and his siblings. 



I posted the photo below this morning, along with some excerpts from the 1918 Baylor County Banner issues. The photo was labeled "Millard, Deray, Joe."



After publishing the post, I found the three more photos above and determined that they were probably taken on the same day.  These photos were probably taken sometime before the middle of 1918. Joe and Millard Ray were both teachers in Baylor County during the 1917-1918 school year. 

The bridge is not named, but described as a bridge over the Brazos and a bridge near Seymour. 

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Baylor County Photos, photographs, before 1918; scanned images, from the privately held photo collection of Carla Noah Stutsman, TX, 2014.

2 comments:

  1. I feel like it was a bridge before the one I remember in my youth of the 50’s and sixties. It was just South West of Seymour.

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    1. I think you are correct. I found a bridge mentioned in newspapers as early as 1901.

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