Mother's Day, 1939, no. 2 Type: Artifact > Photo > Family Photo | Date: 1939-05-14 | Location: USA > Oklahoma > Tulsa > 1320 S. Canton Ave People: Ollie Beulah (Mom) Cole, Ramona Navarro, Dorothy C. Walsh, Albert W. Young, Alfred Ramsey (Blackie) Young, Charles L. Young, H. Cornell Young, James S. Young, Owen D. Young, Ruby L. Young, Samuel Peter (S.P., Pop) Young, Verlin L. Young Other Categories: Chapter 2, 1939-05-14, 1939, 1939-05 This photograph is a companion to image 4.14.0028. S.P. Young and Ollie B. Cole are seated. Owen D. Young appears in front of Ollie. James S. Young stands next to S.P. Young. Charles L. Young stands just behind James and S.P. From left to right, those standing in the back are H. Cornell Young, Dorothy C. Walsh, Albert W. Young, Alfred R. Young, Ruby L. Young, Verlin L. Young, Ramona Navarro. Document No.: 4.14.0461

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Sue Ann Kullman loaned the original for the purpose of making a digital copy of the photograph.

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1320 S. Canton Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

Latitude: 36.143483°
Longitude: -95.919441°

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