Presidential family

Photo of large, old Victorian house, with a picket fence around it. In the yard stand, Left to Right: Maud Gates Wells, Madge Gates Wallace, and Maud's husband, Strother Wells. Maud Gates Wells is the sister of Madge Gates Wallace. From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, a daughter of Vivian Truman.

President Harry S. Truman (back to camera) on the front porch of the home of his aunt, Margaret Truman Noland, at 216 N. Delaware. In the doorway are Ruth Noland Ragland, and her son, Robert Truman Ragland. From: Ardis Haukenberry.

Bela Kornitzer (left) interviews former President Harry S. Truman's brother, J. Vivian Truman (right). Mr. Kornitzer is gathering information about the President and his father for a book on fathers and presidents' sons. Donor: Ardis Hauckenberry.

From left to right: Mary Ethel Noland, Bela Kornitzer, Nellie T. Noland, Judge Henry Bundschu, and Harvey Burrus looking at a photo album during an interview conducted by Bela Kornitzer at the Noland home. Mr. Kornitzer is gathering information about Truman and his father, John Anderson Truman, for a book on fathers and presidents' sons. Donor: Ardis Haukenberry.

Portrait of unidentified young girl, probably taken in the 1800's. Original photo was by W. Hare & Co., Independence, Missouri. She is probably a relative of Harry Truman. From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, a daughter of Vivian Truman.

Portrait of Martha and Archibald Boulware. On back of original photo it says "My ? Father & Mother-in-law, Archibald & Martha Boulware." They are evidently relatives of the Truman's. From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, a daughter of Vivian Truman.

Portrait of Elizabeth Boulware. On back of original photo it says "Elizabeth Boulware, Uncle and Aunt of my wife, Jane Boulware." From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, daughter of Vivian Truman.

Portrait of a man and woman and five children. Grace Summer, left, is a cousin of Harry Truman and sister of Ralph Truman. On the back of the original photo it says "Harry S. Truman from Cousin Grace Summer, Sept 17th, 1901." Grace Summer roomed with the Truman family in Lamar. From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, a daughter of Vivian Truman.

Portrait of K. L. Gregg, a young woman. Probably ancestor of Harry Truman on the Gregg side of the family (Harriet Louise Gregg Young's family), however the exact relationship is unknown. From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, daughter of Vivian Truman.

Harriet Young as an elderly woman, seated in a chair, smoking a corn-cobbed pipe. She is in the doorway of what appears to be the Grandview farmhouse. She is Harry S. Truman's maternal grandmother. From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, daughter of Vivian Truman.