Photos from Stafford, New York - Christmas 1916, family photos - pages 50-51

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  I'm very lucky to have several of my grandmother Evelyn Clara Call's (1895-1962) photo albums. And perhaps even luckier that she labeled many of the photos - so I know roughly when and where they were taken, and who was in the photos. 

My grandmother attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in 1915-1916, and then Cornell University in Ithaca, New York from 1916-1919.

Photos on pages 50 and 51 appear to have been taken at or near the Call family home in Stafford, New York

Page 50 - Christmas 1916




Christmas Dinner (1916)
Irving  Floyd Laura Albert   James   Evelyn

Based on the names Evelyn listed in the photo album - my guess is the Call family had Christmas dinner with the Walkely family of Le Roy and the Coe family of Pavilion. Elizabeth Ann Coe's (Evelyn's mother) younger sister Carrie Evelyn married Frank Lincoln Walkley. Ezra Frank Coe (Elizabeth's brother) married Sarah Frances Ward

This appears to be the table with all the unmarried cousins as of 1916

Irving - Irving Joslyn Call (1900-1995) - son of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe
Floyd - Floyd Frank Walkley (1900-1981) - son of Frank Lincoln Walkley and Carrie Evelyn Coe
Laura - Laura Frances Coe (1901-1964) - daughter of Ezra Frank Coe and Sarah Frances Ward
Albert - Albert Coe Walkley (1896-1983) -  son of Frank Lincoln Walkley and Carrie Evelyn Coe
James - James Henry Walkley (1903-1985) - Frank Lincoln Walkley and Carrie Evelyn Coe
Evelyn - Evelyn Clara Call (1895-1962) - daughter of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe 
Male at the rear on the right side of the table could be Fred Rosaman Walkley (1895-1981) - son of Frank Lincoln Walkley and Carrie Evelyn Coe
Male at the front on the right side of the table is Robert Vincent Call (1892-1961) - son of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe 

And I believe that is Charles Joslin Call (1859-1939) - father of Robert, Evelyn and Irving - seen standing at the table in the next room seen through the open door



Party at Prospect Farm  (Christmas 1916)

Page 51 - Friends and Family - probably all from 1916



Waiting for the bus
Edith  Alden  Malvern Mr Bunoug?

Edith - Edith Alberta Call (1889-1989) - daughter of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe
Alden - Alden Malvern Jones (1915-2010) - son of Malvern Smith Jones and Edith Alberta Call
Malvern - Malvern Smith Jones (1884-1937) - son of Daniel Southard Jones and Ida May Gardiner 



I guess not!
Edith   Alden  ??  Malvern  Father

Edith - Edith Alberta Call
Alden - Alden Malvern Jones
?? - Evelyn Clara Call
Malvern - Malvern Smith Jones
Father - Charles Joslin Call


Nelly & Evelyn
July 1916

Two "Ruths"

Possibly Ruth Edna Cole, wife of Albert Henry Covell and their daughter Ruth Phyllis Covell

Ruth Phyllis Covell (1916-2013) daughter of Ruth Edna Cole (1893-1969) and Albert Henry Covell (1890-1975). Her parents were married in Le Roy, Genesee County, New York in 1915. 

Ruth Edna Cole (1893-1969) daughter of Winfield William Cole (1859-1931) and Bessie Smith (1864-1956). She married Albert Henry Covell (1890-1975) in 1915. Census records for 1900 and 1910 have the Cole family living in Le Roy



Previous pages in the album: Photos from Cornell University - Sigma Kappa, Michigan Game, Sage Hall - pages 47-49

Location: Stafford, NY 14143, USA

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