Flagg - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Native American Connection

LeslieTanner2011 — 2012-03-27 15:44:03Z

Does anyone have an Andrew Flagg in their line? I am trying to find out who his father was. My uncle tells me that his mother, Ada Tonge Lester's (b. 1888) first husband was a Flagg who died in a car crash. Flagg had a son from a previous marriage named Andrew and Andrew visited their house in Hudson, Massachusetts when they were all kids (maybe 1920's) Ada eventually married John T. Thomas in 1919. Ada's oldest daughter Lucy was born in 1906 and I am trying to figure out if Flagg might have been her father.

Ada Tonge Lester b. 1888 in England dau. of John James and Lucy (Tonge) Lester

Thanks.

Re: Wishing to contact Leah Flagg

LeahDFlagg — 2012-03-15 15:45:44Z

Hello Mr. Sinclair
It has been quite some time since I checked these boards! My apologies for the delay in replying to you.
The genealogy I have has been exhaustively researched by my grandmother Jane Cromarty. We don't have a great deal of information that far back, but it's always nice to make connections with other researchers!
Cheers,
Leah

Re: Flagg's in MI

Sieata — 2012-03-08 05:47:13Z

Hi Pebbles. My grandfather was John Henry Flaggs as well. I am the estranged daughter of Leo. He married my mom, however, they got divorced right after I was born. Tracy, and Brian are my brother and sister. I to reside in Detroit, me and my son's name is on grand dads obiturary.

Sieata

Re: Leslie Flagg

johnflagg611 — 2012-03-07 01:45:54Z

Hello Nancy, remember me????? Les Flagg was my dad from RP.

Re: Eleazor FLAGG & Sarah O'DOYLE, Late 1700's & Early 1800's, VT, MA, & NY

amyzoldak — 2012-03-03 20:48:49Z

I realize I am responding to an almost 10 year old post, but I am researching my mother's father's branch of our family which has led me back to Eleazer Flagg and Sally O'Doyle arriving in Stockton, NY in 1798. Their daughter Lucinda is the next link in my family (she is the older sister of the elder David in your family). My uncle is sending me a packet of information that has more about this whole side of the family that I will add to tree when it arrives next week. If you've learned more, I'd love to hear your findings.
Best, Regards, Amy

FLAGG James E - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-01 14:41:24Z

FLAGG James E - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Larry Flagg, born about 1922, Arizona

dorothymuirhead — 2012-02-23 18:32:19Z

There is a Larry
Flgg 72 in Manila AR and one in Showhegan ME but their is a Laura listed in Scottsdale AZ Try White pages.

Larry Flagg, born about 1922, Arizona

sp1ke — 2012-02-23 17:01:31Z

My Dad's name was Herman Leslie Jones and his best friend in the Army during WW II was Larry Flagg. I was named for him but never met him. I would like to correspond with him or any of his family just so I know a little bit about the person I was named after.

I believe he was from Flagstaff, Arizona but I'm not sure.

Any help in locating him or a family member would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Larry Jones

Colin (Colon) Flagg of Grand Manan, Canada, who settled in Cutler, Maine

scovillek65 — 2012-02-21 04:32:10Z

I am looking for any information on Colin Flagg, my 2nd Great Grandfather. From what I have gathered so far, he was born about 1819 on Grand Manan. He married Elizabeth Beverly of Whiting, Maine and they settled in Cutler, Maine. I cannot find who Colin's parents are. If anyone has any info to share I would appreciate it!

Re: Monteague Flagg, artist

mccain_diane — 2012-01-20 21:23:21Z

I have to 2 pencil prints of Singing Winds & Johnny No Shoes , appear to be pastels but colors have faded with age. My sister bought the prints in 1958 in Phoenix,Arizona as a gift for our mother.Saw something on eBay where they are worth about $50. not bad for a $1.50 investment. Original paintings are probably worth considerably more.

H E Flagg, noted dog breeder

FlaggMaxson — 2011-11-29 19:12:00Z

I seek any information on a dog breeder named H E Flagg, who I believe was active in the early 20th century. Not much more information available. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Eddie Flagg of Tennessee

mrskiarod — 2011-11-27 17:47:00Z

I am looking for any information on Eddie Lewis Flagg of Haywood Tennessee born around 1898. He was married to Mary Flagg and they had three children, 2 surviving. He was killed in 1937 in Memphis. Does anyone know any information about him? He may have been mulatto so his parents may not have ever been married and are not listed on the Cert. of Death.

Bert flagg 1882-1969

Danctaggart — 2011-11-15 19:18:07Z

Looking for his parents names, or info about him, he was orphaned when they died. He married lillian e. Becker 1886-1988, but i have no info of him before he was married.
Please email me at lauren0000@gmail.com

Re: Mrs. Raymond P. Flagg; Minneapolis,MN

Danctaggart — 2011-11-14 04:59:44Z

She is my grandmother...her name is Elizebeth othelia carlson, she married my grandpa who is raymond percy flagg...could be who you are talking about. They lived in minnesota until they were in there fifties then colorado, then san diego. She died in her late seventies around 1990 in california. ray died in 1998. She and ray had four kids margaret, stephen, tom, susan. Im steve's daughter. Lauren flagg.

Let me know who her parents are id be interested.

HELEN FLAGG

rschweikle — 2011-11-11 18:56:47Z

LOOKING FOR NAT STANLEY FLAGG'S CHILDREN OR GRAND CHILDREN

Re: Charles William Flagg

joanne_borgesi — 2011-11-11 15:24:19Z

Charles, I came across a painting of "Joey Big Arrow' recently. On the back of the painting is a paper mat that has a picture of Monteague (in cowboy gear) and the following information on it:

MEET THE ARTIST
Monteague...whose grandfather was a government oxen freighter over the old Oregon trail and whose father is also a famous artist, was honestly "born to the brush." His western oil paintings and portraits of celebrated personalities hang in many noted museums.

Having spent his boyhood in the early thirties living in an old covered wagon among the American Indians on their reservations, he stands alone with his talent to capture the mischievous sparkle of the little ones, who in turn seem to capture the heart of the unwary visitor.

These little indians are from his own original creations, painted in his own unique style, and have already won several national awards.
---------
Not sure if this ties into your history of moving West or not.

:)

Lora Flagg - VT b est 1840 m. Charles French

anne_dickinson — 2011-08-26 21:21:51Z

My great grandmother was Sarah Amourette French b 1865 of Vermont. She married Frederick Dickinson. Her sister, Marion, married Herbert Bemis, who became an eye doctor and moved to Glens Falls NY to open the Bemis Eye Sanitorium.

I am trying to determine who their (Sarah and Marion) parents were. I have come up with 4 different (but somewhat similar) names:

Father: Charles Augustus French or Augustus Charles French
Mother: Laura Ann Tracy or Lora Flagg

Does anyone have any information to help me?

Re: Monteague Flagg, artist

markwcushman — 2011-08-15 04:42:00Z

I have an original appears to be pastel by Monteague Flagg. The name of this one is "Little Sundown" I would appreciate any info about this..thanks

Re: Charles William Flagg

charcomerford58 — 2011-07-26 23:27:11Z

Lisa, been a while but finally traced Charles Wm Flaggs father down. He is, William Charles Flagg, b. Mar 18, 1819 in England d. abt. 1862. He arrived Apr. 1840 at Passamaquoddy, Maine at age 24. He volunteered Union Army Civil War, Pvt. Co. K Ohio 77th Infantry Reg't Oct. 30, 1861 - May 10, 1862. He was awarded the Grand Army of the Republic Badge for heroism. Wife, Sarah Ann Stewart b. Mar 1818 Allegheny Co., Pa d. 1910 lived to be 92 and was residing at the Ladies GAR Home in Swissvale, Pennsylvania at the time of her death. Sarah and William Married, Jul 26, 1843 Allegheny Co., Pa. They had two children; Charles Wm. and Anna Benena b. Nov 24, 1845 Etna, Bora Co. (Allegheny Co.,) Pa. In the 1860 census for Shaler, Allegheny Co., Pa Sarah, Charles and Anna are the only ones listed. By 1870 Sarah was living with daughter Anna in Etna, Allegheny, Pa. Is possible William in 1860 was already serving during the war or in training. If you go to my family tree, you can read up on the 77th Infantry. William served at the Battle of Shiloh, TN. I have not been able to find a death cert to confirm his death but think it is possible he died May 10,1862. Will need to research further.
Son Charles Wm Flagg Sr. also served Civil War Union Soldier, Private, Co. E. 63rd Reg't Pa Sep 9, 1861. He died on Nov 10, 1889 from consumption (TB). After researching his wife Margaret Davis's family, (mothers side), I have come across some information that leads me to believe that the family was of Delaware Indian decent. The Delaware tribe was common in the Eastern parts of Pa until other tribes and settlers pushed them farther into the Western parts of Pa like the Allegheny Valley then into the Ohio Valley as well.
There were many branches of the Delaware. They were moved out of so many areas that the tribe divided quite a bit over time.
Direct ancestors, on my fathers side, Waggoner, was of Delaware decent whose family followed David Ziesburger, the Moravian Missionary who founded and settled the villages of Shoenbrumn, and Ghnadehuten, Ohio. That side of the family chose to go back to the Allegheny Valley and was not part of the Massacre of Ghnadehutten, although I have found some of the Waggoners were. Cousins, Aunts, Uncles perhaps. The Native Americans were given English names and this is why I can not trace back Margaret's mother's family. I will have to go to the Library of Congress to research the Native American side if Pennsylvania will not release their records to genealogy sites like Ancestory.com. Would surely make things easier if they would. Am going to research more, maybe I will get lucky.
If you would like to view my tree, let me know. You can contact me at; char_kubas@msn.com. (underscore between char and kubas) and I will send you a invite to view. Hope this helps and sorry it took so long to get back to you. Char

im kin

terryflaggs — 2011-07-23 03:29:37Z

my grandaddy hamed herman my dad named sidney

Re: Monteague Flagg, artist

ainichols1 — 2011-06-17 22:55:06Z

I have come across a small catalog for Monteague prints. My mother was a big fan & bought many of his pictures when she traveled west. I'm not sure what date she bought those prints, which we no longer have, but back when they were purchased the wholesale prices were noted as:
Small $7.50
Large $15.00
Road runners $9.00

The catalog shows the following lithographs available:
Little Many Goats
Johnny Laughing Wolf
Yellow Moon
Billy Big Owl
Billy Roadrunner
Little Wildflower
Joey Big Arrow
Little Barefoot
Johnny Jackrabbit
Little Sunshine
Mary Sunflower
Jimmy Grey Hill
Little Wildwind
Yellow Feather
*
Roadrunner 101 (10" x 15")
Roadrunner 102 (10" x 15")

It also provides a retailer:
Gallup Indian Trading Company
P O Box 1358
1000 Highway 66 West
Gallup, NM 87301
505-863-3838

The booklet says: Monteague spent most of his growing up years among the Navajo & Zuni of the southwest and probably know them more intimately than any other artist engaged in painting these delightful people. * These reproductions shown here are of the happy (and sometimes sad) little ones as they live their lives on the rugged wide open spaces of the reservations. * Monteague owns his own press & does most of his own lithographic work to assure close fidelity to the original painting.

The B&W photos of Monteague shows him at about age 30? dressed in western attire with a cowboy hat.

Perhaps this will help those searching for info on Monteague.

Alice

Re: Michael Flagg, 1812 Ontario

FredBlair0 — 2011-05-24 14:40:18Z

Larry,

Thank you for your query. I have very little on Michael Flagg at this time but I am continuing my research on the 2nd York during the War of 1812. The regiment was drawn from men living in several townships at the Head of the Lake which later became Wentworth County and parts of Halton and Peel Co. I am also interested in Michael because he served with my ancestor, Private Ebenezer Blair, and the two men would have been acquainted with each other.

If you would like to see who else Michael was serving with you can find my published transcripts at http://www.ogs.on.ca/services/1812-militia.php.

Private Michael Flagg
Served Oct. 17 to 24, 1812 (D216). Deserted Oct. 25 to Nov. 24, 1812 (D220).

The Battle of Queenston Heights was fought on Oct. 13th. Michael and Ebenezer were serving in Capt. Hector S. McKay’s Company. Some of the men were doing guard duty while the others may have been working on defenses or improving roadways. There were a number of deserters but this was common in 1812. “Deserters” were men who had failed to report when a company was mustered. They would have to pay a fine if they did not have a reasonable excuse. The year 1811 had not been a good year for farmers and there was a shortage of food. The war years were also difficult for the settlers because they had to provide for their own families, feed and support the British military, and help defend the Niagara Peninsula. Families came first and men deserted to provide for them.

I have found no record of Michael in 1813 or 1814. He may have acquired an exemption from militia service, may have served in another regiment, or may have moved out of the area. A number of men in the 2nd York also served in some of the 4th and 5th Lincoln County Regiments.

If Michael had been a United Empire Loyalist he may have had a land grant in the area. There was a second wave of settlement as the British offered free land grants to Americans just prior to the war. In some areas the new arrivals outnumbered the Loyalists. A number of these late arrivals were members of passive religious groups like the Quakers and Mennonites who could claim exemption from military service.

I have made a note of your interest in Michael Flagg and will get back to you if I discover more about him. You will find my email address with my transcripts. Where was Michael living in 1851? Can you help me with any of the following information?

Biographical Information Wanted:
Birth: Year and place, name of parents
Marriage: Spouse and year
Death: Year and place
Place of residence during the war and/or after
Year arrived in the area
Any family history of the war
Any other family members in the militia

This information may eventually be published in a history of the 2nd York and the men who served in it during the War of 1812.

Fred Blair
Orillia, Ontario

Re: Michael Flagg, 1812 Ontario

DocsRocknRoll — 2011-05-23 18:57:49Z

The Michael Flagg that you speak of who lived in Southern Ontario around 1812 is believed to be my GGG GF. According to the Canadian census of 1851 and 1861 he was born in the U.S. in 1796, exactly where in the U.S. is information that I am very interested in. His son, Michael Flagg, my GG GF was born in Ontario between 1827 and 1830. He had a son David Flagg, my G GF, born in Elgin County Ontario. My GF was George Flagg who married Elizabeth Catherine McGregor in 1921 or 22. Their first born son, Russell, was my Father. All were born in Ontario, except Michael, 1796, in the U.S. I am the first generation born in the States since Michael in 1796. I am looking for information that leads me to Michael's (1796) father and further link me to the immigrant Thomas Flegg who settled in Watertown, Mass around 1630. Thanks, Larry Flagg

Re: flagg's upstate ny

FLAGGER1986 — 2011-04-04 19:10:47Z

all my family is from upstate new york my father is harry flagg his brother is dennis flagg

Michael Flagg of Ontario Update

DocsRocknRoll — 2011-03-18 03:15:39Z

According to the 1851 census of Canada, Michael Flagg's (born in Ontario in 1830) Father, also named Michael, was born in the United States in 1796. The census does not indicate where he was born in the United States. Again, I am trying to confirm whether this Flagg family line descends from the emigrant Thomas Flegg who settled in Watertown, Mass about 1631.

Enoch Flagg

PenelopeRay — 2011-03-16 20:14:44Z

I have reached a dead end in my ancestry research. My search ends with Enoch Flagg, born in 1822 in New Jersey and died in Lancaster, WI in 1891. I can trace Enoch's wife's family much further back in time but have not been able to determine who Enoch Flagg's parents were. No birth records exist in New Jersey for 1822; census records from 1820 and 1830 list families in the area with son's who are around his age but do not list names; Enoch's marriage record in 1849 states that his parents are deceased and Enoch's own death record has a blank where his parent's names should have been listed. Any suggestions?

Re: Flagg in Vancouver,Clark co., WA

JGGenealogy — 2011-03-10 03:44:53Z

Hi,

Not sure if you are still looking for information, but I just spent about 30mins doing a basic Google search for "Charles E B Flagg" - and I found quite a bit of information on him.

He was a surgeon in the Army during the Spanish American War, he saw combat in the Philippines, where he was recommended for a brevet promotion for gallantry while treated wounded men in the field of battle.

He wrote several medical papers about treating abdominal gunshot wounds in the field (back then, they would simply wait to see if you died or not - about 87% did die). He also recommended that Army medical units be "mobile" and ready to move with the battles, treating the wounded as close to the battle field as possible. The Army wasn't impressed with his ideas -- until they started using them 50 years later and called them M*A*S*H units!

In 1900, he was a Capt and Asst Surgeon at Fort Grant, an Army post.

I was researching him, because he "graded" the performance of my great-great-aunt, when she was a contract Army nurse during the Spanish American War. He graded her "excellent". At the time (1898), he was stationed at the 1st Corps Hospital in Macon, GA.

Re: Flagg's in MI

pebblesflaggs — 2011-02-21 01:35:42Z

I am tryin to locate info on my great grandfather Frank Flaggs. My grandfather, John Henry Flaggs lived and died in Michigan in 1993. We still have alot of family there, but none old enough to remember that far back. Any thing you might be able to tell me would be helpful.

Thanks,

Pebbles

Re: William Flagg of Maine

CharlesLakeman — 2011-02-15 02:13:20Z

My great great grandmother was Cynthia Ann Ingersoll (b. 4-8-1839 GMI). She married Daniel W. Lakeman. She was daughter of Rebecca Ingalls and Joel Ingersoll.

Re: William Flagg of Maine

ginge117 — 2011-02-15 00:17:33Z

i am an ingersoll, grand manan, nb. there is also the lakeman in my family. perhaps you have heard of abby of north head. my great grand mother ingersoll was a lakeman

Re: Monteague Flagg, artist

mlproude — 2011-02-12 15:18:02Z

i have two painting sign by moneague one is called little rainy face the other johhny jack rabbit can you tell me anything about the artist

Re: flagg's upstate ny

rschweikle — 2011-02-05 16:19:20Z

IT'S HOSEA NOT HORACE SORRY

Re: anyone related to francis(sonny)flagg

rschweikle — 2011-02-05 16:11:53Z

who is his?

Re: flagg's upstate ny

FredaJohnson99 — 2011-02-05 04:03:56Z

hey horace was my grandfather i would love to hear from you e mail is dads56ford @svcable.net thanks flj

desendants of horace and emma lewis

FredaJohnson99 — 2011-02-05 03:58:31Z

hi i am desended from the line with rosamind goodspeed flagg and horace lewis and emma.my dad had a sister married to henry wade you are a cousin of somekind.would love to contact you i need info horaces death date,etc my e mail is dads56ford@svcable.net this site will not let me contact you unless i subscribe. if you read this please contact me thanks flj

flagg in new york essex

FLAGGER1986 — 2011-02-03 02:09:39Z

looking for flagg in essex new york

Flagg Family of Ontario

DocsRocknRoll — 2010-12-21 18:32:30Z

My name is Larry Flagg. My Father was Russell Flagg, born in Malahide, Ontario 1923 to George and Bessie Flagg, both born in Malahide in 1894 and 1900, respectively. George is the son of David and Sarah Flagg, both of the same area. David, born 1854, was the son of Michael and Rillis Flagg. Michael was born about 1830. It appears Michael Flagg was born in Ontario. That's where my research gap begins. I have read about Thomas Flagg who migrated to Watertown, Mass in the late 1600's and whose descendants lived in that area for generations. My search is to know if Thomas' descendants flow into my GG GF Michael of Ontario and when and how. You can contact me on DocsRocknRoll@aol.com with any info. Thanks, Larry Flagg

Michael Flagg, 1812 Ontario

FredBlair0 — 2010-11-29 21:43:12Z

Looking for information on Michael Flagg who lived near Hamilton, Ontario, Canada during the War of 1812.

Re: Monteague Flagg, artist

jimcathie1 — 2010-11-15 16:09:25Z

We have two of the pictures, lithographs. "Running Horse" and "Little Princess Snowflake". Bio on back states: Meet the Artist: "Monteague...whose grandfather was a government oxen freighter over the Oregon Trail and whose father is also a famous artist, was honestly 'born to the brush'. His western oil paintings and portraits of celebrated personalities hang in many noted museums. Having spent his boyhood in the early thirties living in an old covered wagon among the American Indians on their reservations, he stands alone with his talent to capture the mischievous sparkle of the little ones, who in turn seem to capture the heart of the unwary visitor.
These little Indians are from his own original creations, painted in his own unique style, and havealready won several national awards."

Hope this is helpful. He must be registered in museums in the West. There is a photo of him in Bio: Cowboy hat, black,long face, wider at the brow, deep set eyes, neckerchief, shirt pocket open as if holding a "chaw"!

Re: Niles Flagg

rschweikle — 2010-10-14 20:49:36Z

did u ever find anything on niles flagg. bobby

Re: William Henry Flagg (Los Angeles, CA and Ashland, Oregon)

rafermadness — 2010-08-13 20:10:41Z

Thank you for the info. I had not seen that record and it does help. :)

The relatives they had around them as they made their way from Wisconsin to SoCal and finally to Ashland Oregon remains a mystery. I have a couple of family documents that elude to a brother of William, but the census records don't say anything like that.

The trails for Ida and Laura seem to go dry after about 1910-20.

I will keep looking and thank you again for the Wisconsin Census data. I didn't have access to that.

Cheers.

Re: William Henry Flagg (Los Angeles, CA and Ashland, Oregon)

dpratt137 — 2010-08-13 18:28:03Z

1880 Census for Wisconsin
Farnk Flagg 31 born N.Y. father Mass. Mother Vt.
Caroline 27 born Il. father and mother England
William 6 born Wisconsin
Ida 4 born Wis.
Laura 2 born Wis.
I hope this helps,

William Henry Flagg (Los Angeles, CA and Ashland, Oregon)

rafermadness — 2010-08-13 18:05:41Z

Does anyone have any information on a William Henry Flagg (b 7 Jul 1874 in Wisconsin) who lived in Santa Monica before moving to Ashland Oregon. I am also interested in his siblings (Ida and Laura).

Any info would be helpful.

Re: FLAGG/STEWART PA

charkubas — 2010-07-17 14:25:07Z

Hi, I just came across your post and although it has been sometime, I am in hopes you are still doing research on the Flaggs/Stewart family. My 3rd gt grandparents are William Flagg and Sarah Stewart. I do not have dates for Sarah for her birth, place, parents and death. Would appreciate any info you can spare. I have information I would be more then happy to share with you on the lineage from their son, Charles and wife Margaret Davis on up to where I am connected. You can contact me at: char_kubas@msn.com
Thank you!

FLAGG/STEWART PA

2010-07-17 14:23:52Z

in our STEWART family bible, my ggrandfather's sister, SARAH STEWART, married a WILLIAM FLAGG on july 26,1843 in ALLEGHENY TOWN,PA.
she was the daughter of DAVID and BARBARA MILLER STEWART.

linda

Re: Charles William Flagg

graywolfadventure — 2010-07-11 22:36:24Z

Thank you Debbie. I don't believe that our Flaggs came from Indiana. They lived on Wheeling Island, WV and came from Pennsylvania. That's the information I have.
Maybe they are related in some way.

Lisa

Re: Charles William Flagg

debbiebert_1 — 2010-07-11 19:46:07Z

I have a Charles M. Flagg b. 1874.

My Flaggs in Indiana, my Great Grandmother married
Frank(Francis) Flagg,she was a Miami Indian.
Her name was Lavina Godfroy.

Re: Charles William Flagg

graywolfadventure — 2010-07-11 05:14:49Z

Hi,
I am just now reading this reply. Yes Margaret Davis' may be the Indian or it may be her mother in law. The legend is that they maried into the Flagg family. Any information of tribe or years or even the Name of Charles Flagg Sr.'s Dad and Mom would help.

Thank you,
Lisa

Monte Flagg Artist

gueraobie — 2010-06-01 23:50:43Z

I have two paintings by Monte Flagg a little girl and a little boy 9X12 in size Monte named them "Big Moon" can you give me any infomation about them I have had these paintings
for over 30 years

Re: Monteague Flagg, artist

rosemarycoley — 2010-05-28 16:23:45Z

I have 6 paintings signed by monteague flagg. They were given to my parents at least 50 years ago by my Aunt who was from Phoenix. I was trying to find out some information on these paintings. She gave my parents all six. They had the six of us. Neither of my parents are still living. I was given all six paintings in 1981. And they have moved with me every time. Can anyone tell me something about the artwork. They are: Billy Big Wolf, Little Falling Snow, Little Moonlight, Little Summer Winds, Jack Rabbit Joe and Little Joe Sun-up. These paintings are part of my childhood my father was a 30 year veteran and retired as a Colonel in the army. Every home we lived in the six paintings were always hanging in our living room or dining room. Please contact me if you have any information.
Sincerely