Showing posts with label Ted Bingham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ted Bingham. Show all posts

Sunday, September 14, 2008

New Blogs added to the list

Recently, Larry and I have added some new blogs to the list. I can look at the blogs and see hints of their family resemblance, but I am not sure just exactly how they fit.
Today, I added two links.

These were added at the request of their mother. Laraine Wheeler. Laraine is the daughter of Keith and Erma Bingham. Keith is the son of Cora and Ted Bingham. Cora is the Daughter of Simeon and Anna Dunn.

I added these links because I saw the links on Larry's blog and I believe I know who they are, but I need to confirm that.

As I look at the pictures, and as I read the entries, I believe I see traces of the Pagett Family. Help me understand who these links belong to and how they fit in with the family. We might try the format of Laraine's relationship shown above to indicate how the owners of the blogs belong in the family.

I would to add as many blog links as we can identify. If you have a blog you want added, you can send an email to Kent Vance

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Grandma and Grandpa Dunn


Grandma Lived in Eastdale, Colorado and was in school there. Grandpa Dunn was her teacher. They fell in love and were married.
They lived in Eastdale until my mom was born. Just before Edgar was born they moved to Manassa. All of the rest of the children were born in Manassa.
My grandparents were a great blessing in my life and the lives of my brothers and sisters. I remember as children, Betty Jean, Keith, Rex, and I were close in age and did a lot of things together.
One time Keith and Rex got Dad's 22 rifle and were playing cops and robbers and put a bullet in it and were going to shoot Betty Jean and me and the shell jammed in the gun and the gun was never any good after that. I think for Betty Jean and Me that was one of the Lord's tender mercies.
We spent many Sunday afternoons at Grandma and Grandpa's home. We lived in Manassa at that time.
Later when we moved to Romeo, it was fun to go to grandma's house. When our parents died, grandma's house was a place for me to go for solace. I love my grandparents.