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Material Submitted by Website Visitors

Do you have something that you want to contribute to this web site? Please send them to me!

Photos; pre-1923 (no longer copyrighted) documents, maps, etc. Scan them into your computer with as high a quality and as "squared" as possible.

Please clearly identify the people or places in photos, the approximate date, etc.

I'd like to include your e-mail address, if that is okay? I'll add the spaces before and after the @ symbol to keep spammers from "harvesting" your e-mail address. Please let me know if you want your e-mail address include - "Yes" or "No."

If you don't have access to a scanner, I can scan them and return them to you. Pat@PatMcClendon.com

Note: In some cases, I can provide you with a larger version of the images posted here. Please contact me at Pat@PatMcClendon.com if you would like a larger copy.

George and Candace Mitchell, a.k.a., Aunt Dace in 1892. Larger copy available. (Submitted by Cody Dean)

Mrs. George Mitchell, "Aunt Dace," and Corbett Mitchell in 1896. Larger copy available. (Submitted by Cody Dean)

2nd Baptist Church used for school - 1914. Larger copy available. (Submitted by Cody Dean) Click here to see a larger version of just the people in this photo.

WWII Nurse Training - Bogalusa, LA. Larger copy available. (Submitted by Cody Dean)
If you can identity any of the women in the photo please contact me.

305th veterans of WWI at the Acme Cafe on July 4, 1970. Larger copy available. (Submitted by Cody Dean)

If you can identity any of the men in the photo please contact me and tell me their names and which number they correspond to.

305th at Shreveport, LA in 1915 (Submitted by Cody Dean)

Cody Dean wrote: "This is a picture of the 305th at Shreveport, LA in 1915. They were marching to Mexico during WWI to capture Poncho Villa. I'm not sure who's all in the photo. I do know that Corbett Mitchell is the one holding the bugle."

Marshall Richardson and family at a reunion. (Submitted by Cody Dean). Click here to see a larger version of just the people in this photo.

Cody Dean wrote: "This is of Marshall Richardson and family at a reunion. This is at Marshall Richardson house. It was located on South Columbia. It is where the little red building is on South Columbia. I've heard some people say it was "an outhouse across from the icehouse," but it wasn't. It was the playhouse for my Aunt Candace, the picture that I sent you the other day was of her and her husband George. Marshall built it for her as a playhouse back in the 1870's - 1880's. If you also notice the swimming pool there. It was one of the first in the area.

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