| Irene Brassfield with Ben Evers in Cherokee, Iowa |
Showing posts with label Irene Brassfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irene Brassfield. Show all posts
Monday, July 2, 2012
Ben Evers with Irene Brassfield
Labels:
Ben Evers,
Evers,
Iowa,
Irene Brassfield
Location:
Cherokee, IA 51012, USA
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Irene Brassfield Graduation Photo
This photo is captioned Irene S. Brassfield, Grad. Irene Shirley Brassfield was born June 11, 1924 In Cherokee, Iowa, so this photo is from around 1942.
She was the third child of Floyd Gipson Brassfield (1898-1961) and Thelma Sarah (Hunt) (1898-1976) and was my grand aunt.
She was the third child of Floyd Gipson Brassfield (1898-1961) and Thelma Sarah (Hunt) (1898-1976) and was my grand aunt.
Labels:
Iowa,
Irene Brassfield
Friday, March 4, 2011
Irene Brassfield Nursing Cadet 1944
This photo has the following caption on the back: Irene Shirley Brassfield, Cadet Nursing, Sioux City, IA, 1944.
I posted this information in an earlier Wordless Wednesday post: Irene Shirley Brassfield (Terzo-Ireland) (1924-2010) graduated from Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Sioux City, Iowa (now St. Luke's College). According to her obituary, she went on to receive a BS from Western Connecticut State College and a Masters of Education degree from Columbia University, specializing in mental health and psychiatric nursing.
She was the third child of Floyd Gipson Brassfield (1898-1961) and Thelma Sarah (Hunt) (1898-1976) and was my grand aunt.
Labels:
Iowa,
Irene Brassfield
Location:
Sioux City, IA, USA
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Wordless Wednesday - July 1930 Floyd Brassfield and children
This photo is captioned July 1930, Floyd Gipson Brassfield, age 32, Elvis John Brassfield, age 9, Betty Brassfield, age 7 and Irene Brassfield, age 6. It looks to me that Irene is the one at center and Betty is at right. This photo was probably taken near their home in Lake City, Calhoun County, Iowa.
Floyd Gipson Brassfield was my great grandfather and Elvis J. Brassfield was my grandfather.
Floyd Gipson Brassfield was my great grandfather and Elvis J. Brassfield was my grandfather.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Wordless Wednesday - Irene Brassfield
This is a photo of Irene Shirley Brassfield (Terzo-Ireland) (1924-2010). It is most likely a college graduation photo, I'm guessing she was around age 20, so about 1944. She graduated from Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Sioux City, Iowa (now St. Luke's College). According to her obituary, she went on to receive a BS from Western Connecticut State College and a Masters of Education degree from Columbia University, specializing in mental health and psychiatric nursing.
She was the third child of Floyd Gipson Brassfield (1898-1961) and Thelma Sarah (Hunt) (1898-1976).
Labels:
Iowa,
Irene Brassfield,
Wordless Wednesday
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Irene and Ben
This is a photo of Irene Brassfield (1924-2010) with Ben Evers (1872-1954) in front of his home in Cherokee, Iowa in 1925. Ben Evers was married to Nellie Belle (Bates, Brassfield) Evers (1873-1940). He would have been the equivalent to Grandpa to Elvis and his siblings since Elvis H. Brassfield (1870-1904) died many years before they were born.
Labels:
Iowa,
Irene Brassfield,
Photo
Location:
Cherokee, IA 51012, USA
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
The Floyd Gipson Brassfield Family in Lake City 1926
Floyd Gipson Brassfield and his family moved to Lake City, Iowa around 1926. This photo was taken after the move and is captioned only 1926. It is Irene, Thelma, Elvis, Floyd and Betty Brassfield in front of Middleton house on South street in Lake City. I'm assuming they rented the house from someone named Middleton and the for sale sign just behind them appears in several photos even a year later. Behind them are some plants that are trying to climb some strings similar to the ones in the Cherokee, Iowa photo.Also notice the truck at the right. Floyd operated a trucking company after moving to Lake City, so I thought I should leave that in the photo.
This photo presented a unique problem. It was a bit crooked and I had to rotate it 5 degrees, but then I would have had to crop out some of the minor details like the truck in the background on the right and things at the top. So, instead of doing that, I used the clone tool and filled in a large blank area of grass at the bottom right so I could keep the detail on the right side. Here are the two photos, the top one is the rotated and cloned image, the bottom one is the original. You can see the grass area at bottom right is fake and wasn't in the original photo.At this resolution you can't really tell, but I didn't blend the area in, so you can make out the line if you look closely.
This photo presented a unique problem. It was a bit crooked and I had to rotate it 5 degrees, but then I would have had to crop out some of the minor details like the truck in the background on the right and things at the top. So, instead of doing that, I used the clone tool and filled in a large blank area of grass at the bottom right so I could keep the detail on the right side. Here are the two photos, the top one is the rotated and cloned image, the bottom one is the original. You can see the grass area at bottom right is fake and wasn't in the original photo.At this resolution you can't really tell, but I didn't blend the area in, so you can make out the line if you look closely.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Irene Thelma and Betty Brassfield in 1927
This one was only captioned 1927. It is Irene Shirley Brassfield (1924-2010), Thelma Sarah (Hunt) Brassfield (1898-1976) and Betty Lucille Brassfield (1923-2003). This was taken after the move to Lake City, Iowa and other photos are also labeled "LC" so I have to guess it was taken in Lake City.
The Floyd Gipson Brassfield family rented the Middleton house on South Street in Lake City, Calhoun County, Iowa starting around 1926. I think they lived there until Spring 1946, moving to a farm a few miles north of Casey, Iowa in Thompson Township, Guthrie County before moving to Oregon in December 1950.
The Floyd Gipson Brassfield family rented the Middleton house on South Street in Lake City, Calhoun County, Iowa starting around 1926. I think they lived there until Spring 1946, moving to a farm a few miles north of Casey, Iowa in Thompson Township, Guthrie County before moving to Oregon in December 1950.
Location:
Lake City, IA 51449, USA
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Wordless Wednesday - Irene Brassfield
The original caption is "1925 - Irene - Cherokee." It is Irene Shirley Brassfield (1824-2010), daughter of Floyd and Thelma (Hunt) Brassfield when the family lived in Cherokee, Iowa.
Labels:
Iowa,
Irene Brassfield,
Photo,
Wordless Wednesday
Location:
Cherokee, IA, USA
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Grandma Nellie with grandkids
Here's another one from Elvis's Brassfield-Hunt memories photo album. It is captioned left to right "Betty, Grandma, Irene, Elvis." Nellie Belle (Bates) Brassfield-Evers is Grandma in the photo.
As I mentioned before, Her husband Elvis H. Brassfield died in 1904, she then married Ben Evers around 1915 and was with him until her death in 1940. They lived in Cherokee, Iowa and I think that's where this photo was taken. Irene was born in June 1924, so the photo appears to be from summer of 1924.
As I mentioned before, Her husband Elvis H. Brassfield died in 1904, she then married Ben Evers around 1915 and was with him until her death in 1940. They lived in Cherokee, Iowa and I think that's where this photo was taken. Irene was born in June 1924, so the photo appears to be from summer of 1924.
Location:
Cherokee, Iowa, USA
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Wordless Wednesday - Irene and Elvis
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| Irene and Elvis Brassfield |
Update, I found this same photo in another album. It was dated 1925 and is in Cherokee, Iowa, I believe at the home of Ben Evers. Elvis's grandmother Nellie married Ben Evers in the 1910s and they lived in Cherokee.
Labels:
Elvis John Brassfield,
Iowa,
Irene Brassfield,
Photo,
Wordless Wednesday
Location:
Cherokee, IA 51012, USA
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