Presidential family

This is a portrait of two of Harry S. Truman's cousins, Myra Emily Colgan (Mrs. Roy D. Hornbuckle) (left), and Mary Colgan (Mrs. Robert Romine) (right).

Mary Jane Truman standing in the yard of the home of her cousins, Mary Ethel and Nellie Noland, at 216 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri.

A group photo of students and instructors at Stephens College, a women's college, in Columbia, Missouri. Among those pictures are Nancy Bentley (third row from the top, third from the right); Lutie Major (third row from the top, fourth from the right); Mary Pace (third row from the top, left); and Mary Martha Truman (fourth row from the top, second from left). Mary Martha Truman is Harry S. Truman's aunt.

The three Wallace brothers pose piggy-back, three high. From top to bottom: Fred Wallace, George Wallace, and Frank Wallace. From: Truman home, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.

A group of two young men and two young women pose for a photograph as part of a tableau or play. In the center, Frank Wallace is riding a wooden frame "horse" as the others tip the "horse" back. Bess Wallace is at the right; all others are unidentified. A dog is standing off to the right. They are in the yard of the Wallace home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. This is possibly related to the "St. Agnes Guild," a group of friends of Bess Wallace who presented an outdoor play for children (see "Remembering Delaware Street" by Elizabeth Paxton Forsley).

House Party at the Truman farm home, Christmas 1911. Front row: Robert Truman Ragland; Mary Ethel Noland; Second row: Luella Campbell Truman; Homer Pittinger; Nellie Noland; Mary Colgan; Callie Campbell; Back row: Mary Jane Truman. Man standing next to window is unidentified. Martha Ellen Truman can be seen inside the house, looking out the window.

Mary Ethel Noland at the grave of her brother who died in infancy in 1872 in Hickman Mills, Missouri.

Portrait of George Porterfield Wallace, wearing a sailor suit.

J. Vivian Truman (left) and Luella Campbell Truman, seated on a bench near a field. Mrs. Truman is holding a cat in her arms.

Bess Wallace (seated on the floor, center) and her family in the parlor of her grandfather's home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. Bess' mother, Madge Gates Wallace, is on the left. Her brothers, Frank and George Wallace are in the center. An unidentified man is seated on the right, possibly one of the brothers of Madge Gates Wallace. From: Truman Home.