Presidential family

President Harry S. Truman (third from left) and his sister, Mary Jane Truman, in formal dress at the 35th Division reunion. White House physician General Wallace Graham is standing behind Mary Jane Truman. Press Secretary Charles Ross can be seen in the second row, at left.

President Truman and his sister, Mary Jane Truman, arriving in St. Louis aboard the Independence.

Left to right: Marian Wallace, May Wallace, Mary Jane Truman, Christine Wallace, and Harry S. Truman looking at photographs in the family quarters of the White House during Christmas, 1947. Photograph is from original negative from the Truman home.

David Wallace, 11, and Marian Wallace, 9, son and daughter of David F. Wallace, Sr., of Denver, CO, shown with their aunt, Mrs. Harry S. Truman, on the White House lawn today. From: Beth Gore.

Group standing and saluting with Colonel Michael Quinn (second from the left) and General Ralph Truman (fifth from the left) during the Armistice Day celebrations at Liberty Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri. All others are unidentified.

Shown in this snapshot taken at Shangri-La are left to right, George Wallace, Reathel Odum, Mary Jane Truman, Natalie Wallace, and May Wallace. Margaret has written on the verso "Geo Wallace, Reathel, Mary T, Natalie, Mae Wallace". Shangri-La later became Camp David.

Former President Harry S. Truman shown with pajama clad grandsons, 2 year old Clifton Truman Daniel (left) and 11 month old William Wallace Daniel. They are seen in the window of the Daniel's Park Avenue apartment in New York City. The Daniel's are on an European trip. Similar to 70-1033. From: May Wallace.

Photograph of house on Cherry Street in Port Byron, Illinois, home of George Porterfield Gates (he left Port Byron in 1866). Madge Gates Wallace was born in Port Byron. Photo donated along with a copy of 2 pages of a letter from Mrs. Hunter and reply from Madge Gates Wallace. Donor: May Wallace.

Photograph of house on Cherry Street in Port Byron, Illinois, home of George Porterfield Gates (he left Port Byron in 1866). Madge Gates Wallace was born in Port Byron; this photo includes a copy of 2 pages of a letter from Mrs. Hunter and reply from Madge Wallace. Donor: May Wallace.

Photograph of house on Cherry Street in Port Byron, Illinois, home of George Porterfield Gates (he left Port Byron in 1866). Madge Gates Wallace was born in Port Byron; this was accompanied by a copy of 2 pages of a letter from Mrs. Hunter and reply from Madge Wallace. From: May Wallace.