Welcome Page

Introduction, how I got started. Boxes: Tooles, Hunts

Good News: Bad news:

Page1: Who is that Person? Inherited, not marked? Raise hand

Page 2: Get More Photos: Picasa Face recognition

Page 3: Ike & Cay, Google Search

Page 4: Begin ID process: scan*, )(Can use Stitch for lg scrapbook pages.) enlarge, print, preserve, store safely.

Page 3: Group: portraits & snapshots, known & unknown, type, etc.

Page 3: TOOLS: Begin to group, portrait and snapshots, Group again into IDd (only need to recognize 1 person) and unknown, begin to look for similarities, group families tog, then by period and type. (Show sizes sheet): type (web page), studio, decade. Polaroid, 42-82- faded, size and shape of print.

Page 4: Ask self: Where did they come from? **Warning: sometimes people buy pics at auction, just to have them. :( Who cleaned out the house? try to track journey.

Background Check: Whose pictures would they want to keep? Parents, grandparents, ggp, sibs, young deceased, sometimes A& uncles, some friends*, classmates, etc. Those were the most important relatives of that person. The rarer the more precious. Many thrown away because weren't IDd. Ancestry&Picasa GoogleMaps, knowledge photo history

General rules: Different ages...family. Same ages, classmates and friends

Frame Them: Become familiar with their faces. Frame them & put them out.

Repair and Restore: Any full service photo service, P Center, Malvern

Begin ID process Take magnifying glass and examine each photo thoroughly.

Background, clothing, faces, jewelry, make notes on copy. (SHOW)

Studio Portrait: EHJ Ideal. "Gramma Hope that you may have many returns of the day. Charlie Feb. 8 1880. Gehrig Studios, Chicago, Ellen JohnsTon Perry

Signature: triggered memory, Eugene Hutchinson

MPN: cameo story

Mother baby & house number.

DATE PHOTOS

Look at the CLOTHING good books

Snapshots: Location more imp, more clues, groupings relevant

Bigler family, grouping, house, clothes, ages*** ID just one person, Who looks alike? Look at background, hairstyles, clothing,

Etta Page: story, repair, woman #2 looks nothing like rest of family

UseYourFamily: pass photo around family

NowlanFamily: compare, use letters

Hunt House: Visit

CAR (license)

Charles&Dad: photos/stories

Howard: compare handwriting Mask

Toole House: compare facade

Face Shapes:	Look at the FACE

Take face apart:

Hair

Brow height & slope

Eyebrows

eyes, eyelids

nose, bridge, profile

nose & lip distance

lips shape, teeth

chin (double?)

dimples, warts, scars

ears:

lobed or non-lobed?

Face Shape

NBC

Eye Shapes

Eyebrows

Ears

Roger

20th Century Problems

Begin to Document

What to Do with Old Photos

Use Other Resources:

Family stories: Etta Ferguson grouping

Family: Nowlans & EHJ

friends: have them give an objective view: don't bring prejudices

What to Do: album, book, scrapbook, DVD, pic photo screen

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Evaluation

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