My
Photo Albums
http://www.petesmemories.com/bluealbum.html My place and my family!
Also: http://www.petesmemories.com/brnalbum.html San
Bernardino, Iran, Poway. Mix
And; http://www.petesmemories.com/pics.html Pics
around the house-2003-2005
http://www.petesmemories.com/iran.html
I
was married to Pam, at the time, and when we returned from Iran, she put
together a scrapbook. There are a lot of precious memories in this book.
http://www.petesmemories.com/scrapbook.html
This album was sent to me by my brother, Dale.
It was put together by my mother.
http://www.petesmemories.com/Dale's%20Album
Mom’s
album part 1: http://www.petesmemories.com/dlsbxpt2.html
Mom’s
album part 2: http://www.petesmemories.com/dlsbxpt3.html
Mom’s
album part 3: http://www.petesmemories.com/dlsbxpt4.html
http://www.petesmemories.com/dlsbxpt6.html
Album
B: Photos uploaded-no text Work in
progress
http://www.petesmemories.com/dlsbxpt7.html
Album
C Incomplete: Photos uploaded
http://www.petesmemories.com/dlsbxpt8.html
Album
D Incomplete: Photos only uploaded
http://www.petesmemories.com/dlsbxpt9.html
Album
E Incomplete: Photos and preliminary text uploaded.
This book is dated
1948. I am assuming this is a return trip to Norway. I think I see my
great grandparents from both sides(Boe/Peterson)
Note to my
grandchildren: This is your great-great-great grandparents, and your
great-great-great-great grandparents!
Also, hundreds of relatives from Norway.
There were two
small albums tucked together in a box. They were handled by disrespectful
people, and are in bad shape. One seems to be pictures of my Uncle Egbert. I
don’t know if he married and had children, but he was killed in an auto
accident when I was very young. (2-3). The small brown
album is dedicated to my Uncle Egbert. One of the last photos is of a casket,
and I am assuming it was my uncle.
There is a small
green album and it has pictures of my dad. It is in even worse shape, and,
unfortunately, it was necessary to disassemble it, in order to get good, clear
scans. The first intact page has a photo of my dad holding me, (1946-1947?),
and one photo near the end of the album is a picture of my grandmother, sitting
next to a photo of my dad. Someone wrote on it “Waiting for the war to
end”, so I am thinking this picture is from 1945.
Everything that was
on a page shows the page in it’s entirety, and
individual scans were made from that, in an attempt to show, close up, the
faces in the pictures, and to facilitate easy handling on an individual basis.
Loose items were tucked into the books, and I don’t know if it was
intentional, or a result of poor handling.
I hope some of my
relatives, that I have never met, can find this website, and enjoy some photos
of long lost relatives. If you can identify anyone in these photos, you may
contact me at pete@thepetersonranch.com.
Brown album- Not
available yet
Blue Album- Not
available yet