Caption: "U.S. Navy Landing Craft Aboard U.S. Navy LST [Note: Landing Ship, Tank]."
A photograph taken by Mitchell Baddour during his time serving in the US Navy.
A copy of a photograph of the Moses girls. Left to Right: Helen Moses Bishop, Amelia Moses Castsines, Sally Moses Barnes, with Fannie Johns Moses seated in front. A notation on the back of the photo copy says "1948." A yellow note from Sandra Moses…
Fannie Johns Moses with two granddaughters, Janet Moses (upper) and Jerri Rae Barnes (lower) on the steps, circa the 1940s. This is a copy of item Moses2019072.
Sally Moses Barnes, Joe Stewart, and Edith Jordan standing outside at River Place, 1947. A note on the back says "Sally, Joe + our good friend Edith Jordan now deceased since 1980s not sure". The note was likely written by Emeline Romey Stewart. The…
A copy of an article (obituary) titled "Final Rites Held for Ellis Moses". Ellis died in 1949. Surviving relatives listed include his children, his nieces and nephews and the Romey children.
The death certificate of Ellis Moses. Birth and death dates are recorded as 17 July 1886 and 11 November 1949. His parents are listed as Moses Ellis and Cyoan George. The certificate copy was issued 18 September 2006.
Left to right: Sally Moses Barnes, her daughter Jerri Rae Barnes, Lucile Romey, Helen Moses Bishop, and Fannie Johns Moses all standing by or seated on a car, circa late 1940s. This photo is similar to Moses2019093.
Left to right: Sally Moses Barnes, her daughter Jerri Rae Barnes, Lucile Romey, Helen Moses Bishop, and Fannie Johns Moses all standing by or seated on a car, circa late 1940s. This photo is similar to Moses2019088.
Two men in uniform, an unidentified woman, and Helen Moses (second from right), standing in front of the 608 N. Alachua St. House in Lake City, Florida, circa 1940s.
Drum majorettes and a band parading on N. Marion St. in Lake City, Florida, circa 1940s. Helen Moses Bishop is circled. The Hotel Blanche is in the background.
Helen Moses Bishop standing in front of a large obelisk monument. Written in pen on the photo are the words: "Hear lies the body of Col. Ike Moses, 19-?".
