Presidential family

Snapshot of Nellie Tilford Noland in the yard of 216 N. Delaware, the Noland House, with 219 N. Delaware, the Truman home, in the background.

Snapshot of Nellie Tilford Noland in the side yard of 216 N. Delaware, the Noland House. She is Harry S. Truman's cousin.

Snapshot of Nellie Tilford Noland in the side yard of 216 N. Delaware, the Noland House. She is Harry S. Truman's cousin.

Snapshot of Nellie Tilford Noland in the yard of 216 N. Delaware, the Noland House. She is a cousin of Harry S. Truman.

Torn snapshot of Harry S. Truman, his aunt, Margaret Ellen Noland (Mrs. Joseph Tilford Noland), and his cousin Ethel Noland in the yard of the Noland home at 216 North Delaware, Independence, Missouri. The future Truman home is in the background. See 2015-1970 for better image of same.

Harry S. Truman's aunt, Margaret Ellen Noland, sitting in the yard of the Noland house at 216 N. Delaware.

Jacqueline Kennedy (center) holds the hands of her children Caroline (left) and John (right) as they exit the Capitol following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Robert Kennedy (center left) and other members of the Kennedy family follow closely behind.

Funeral procession of the late President John F. Kennedy leaving the White House. In the front, from left to right are Robert F. Kennedy, former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, and Edward M. Kennedy. Near the center of the photograph, several rows back in the procession is President Lyndon B. Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson.

Jacqueline Kennedy (center) holds the hands of her children Caroline (left) and John (right) as they leave the U.S. Capitol after the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. They are followed by Robert F. Kennedy (third from right) and other members of the Kennedy family.

Onlookers watch as Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy (center), accompanied by her brother-in-law Robert Kennedy (center, third from right) greets President Lyndon B. Johnson (fourth from left),accompanied by his wife, First Lady Lady Bird Johnson (second from left), on the day of President John F. Kennedy's funeral. All others are unidentified.