Passmore Photos

Most of these photos came from Sharon Black.
If anyone has other Passmore photos they would like to add to this collection please email them to jerry@perardua.net, thanks!

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	The Passmore homestead near Wild Horse Creek. 1895, the girl standing by the chimney with her hand on her hip, is Perlar Passmore. The photo must have been taken shortly before Eliza Jane ( Cauley ) Passmore died. Her son, Bryant Jr. and his family are seated in the photo. Narcissa ( Passmore ) Crook is holding the broom and the other Passmore daughter (holding a baby) is unidentified. One standing man is unidentified and is said to have been a hired hand and the other is Narcissa's husband.
	Eliza Jane ( Cauley ) Passmore and Bryant Passmore. The children in the photo are unidentified.
	Bryant Passmore Junior, aka Bud
	Christopher Columbus (aka C.C. or Tidlum) and wife, Martha Ritchey Passmore taken on their wedding day.
	Thomas Jefferson and Perlar ( Passmore ) Little and son, Otto.
	Narcissa ( Passmore ) Crook
	Narcissa's children, Juanita ( Crook ) Welch and her brother, Hadley Crook
	Narcissa's daughter, Juanita ( Crook ) Welch
	Charlotte Temple ( Passmore ) Clanton's son, Leander Thomas Clanton and wife Bertha F. ( Louderback) Clanton
	Passmore Creek in Stephens County Oklahoma.
	The old well that was at the cabin home place. C.C. Passmore's daughter, Vertie ( Passmore ) Brown, drawing water. The cabin itself was already gone when this photo was taken.
	Reedy Branch Baptist Cemetery in Broxton, GA. The stone reads: Bryant Passmore Born Oct 23, 1839 Died June 2, 1922 Beloved Father Farewell
	Post Oak Cemetery in Blanco County TX, near Johnson City, TX. Headstone of David Cauley, father of Eliza Jane ( Cauley ) Passmore.
	Post Oak Cemetery in Blanco County TX, near Johnson City, TX. Headstone of Cassa ( Cauley ) Hazelett and her second husband. Cassa was a sister of Eliza Jane ( Cauley ) Passmore. Cassa's first husband was Bryant's brother, John Passmore.
	Perlar ( Passmore ) Little's marker at the IOOF cemetery in Norman Oklahoma