This photo, taken from the website Scottish Castles Photo Library at www.rampantscotland.com, is of the ruins of the Arnot Tower, built in the early 12 century in Fife, Scotland, but now only ruins.
Resting place of James, Ann Hunter, and daughter joan Arnott in the od part of Saline cemetery. There is no longer indication of specific graves except by meansurement. Photo taken September 2009 by researcher Peter Arnott.
Peter Arnot/ts family moved from Roscobie to Lassodie around 1880 and into coal mining. That was a thriving new village but all that remains is now a barren landscape on the right of the picture (the grey bit). It will be restored on completion of opencast mining. A lot of Arnotts were born at Lassodie. Photo was taken in September 2009 by researcher Peter Arnott.
Steelend farm is located on the right of this photo. It was a ruin until recently and now is eing renovated by a local architect for his home. Lovely views to the south and the Firth of Forth. Quite a dramatic setting. Photo was taken in September 2009 by researcher Peter Arnott.
View from Denhead, Roscobie, now riding stables. Deanfaulds was the first home of George and Betty Fotheringham and is now a ruin, not in the picture, and on the rising ground to the right of the reservoir. The hill in the distance top right is Knockhill, Steelend where John Arnot 1838 and Ann Hunter brought up their family.Photo was taken in September 2009 by researcher Peter Arnott.
This is Roscobie farmhouse now and where John 1838 spent his early years. The present farmer's wife Mrs. Mairi Hunter does bed and breakfast.
Knockhill. North Steelend is a ruin just around the corner and where Arnott and Ann Hunter brought up their family. Photo was taken in September, 2009 by researcher Peter Arnott.
This is Alexander, husband and cousin of Agnes Monro. Image was sent to this researcher by Sarah Munro.
The copy of signature from John King (the 1835 signature) and from John Adams (the 1867 signature) shows the similarities and perhaps helps verify that John King and John Adams were the same person. These images were given to this researcher by George Shirley, another Adams/King researcher, in May 2008.
This is the chair that Rebecca Jane Adams Steven's grandson, Charles Mayfield remembers her rocking in. At the time of this photo, Charles Mayfield owned the chair. It had been a rocking chair, but the rockers have been removed. Dell Mayfield painted the picture.
Ainsworth Hill. Standing, Lavelle, Cranford, Bessie, Orange Ann, Cona. Seated, Polie, Seren, Olivia, Tommie Jean, and Grandma M. (presumably grandmother to researcher David Blakeney.) Photo was sent to this researcher David Blakeney
Old Ainsworth place, Asberry, Mandy, Bob B. Hinds, Orange, Olivia, Ethel, Victoria, Wonderous, Jack Ainsworth 1996. Photo provided by researcher David Blakeney.
Houston, 1943. Beulah Elizabeth Ainsworth Stevens Dillon on right with her daughter, Alice Joyce Stevens.
This is the building in which Beulah "Betty" Stevens was working in 1928, El Paso, Texas.
Grace (Curran) Arnott and Beulah Dillon on right. May, 1960.
Beulah Dillon with her daughter and granddaughters. From left, Stephanie Arnott, Beulah, Alice Joyce Stevens Arnott, Lynell Arnott. July 1963 in Denver, Colorado.
Eulah B. Ainsworth Wilson. 1969.
Photo sent to me by Audrey Davidson Windsor, a granddaughter, who lives in Australia.
Peter Arnott Family, Jessie Arnott highlighted. Photo provided by Peter William Barclay Arnott.
Photo of Peter Arnott (standing) and William Arnott. The date of this photo is unknown. Provided by Peter William Barclay Arnott.
Peter Arnott Family, Peter Arnott highlighted. Photo provided by Peter William Barclay Arnott.
Peter Arnott Family, William Arnott highlighted. Photo provided by Peter William Barclay Arnott.
Photo of Peter Arnott (standing) and William Arnott. The date of this photo is unknown. Provided by Peter William Barclay Arnott.
October, 1952, Casandra Arnott.
Left to right: Estelle Arnott Kerr; Rebeckah Ruthe Arnott Thompson; Lynell Joyce Arnott. Photo taken in the apartment of Estelle and Ruthe in April, 1999.
This is the home that James H. and Grace Arnott were living in when they left Crested Butte. Grace lived in this house summers until her death.
This church is next door to the James H. Arnott home and was the church both many of the Arnotts and Bottenfields attended in Crested Butte, Colorado.
Christmas, 1954, in Greeley, Colorado. Clockwise brom the bottom: Stephanie Gary Arnott, James daniel Arnott, Alice Joyce (Stevens) Arnott, Averil (Molander) Arnott, Eric (Arnott) Darst, Cassandra Arnott, James Hunter Arnott, Grace (Curran) Arnott, August Molander.
Floresta, Colorado, 1956. The jeep in this photo had a significant role in the life of the Arnott family in Crested Butte, Colorado. In the center is James Hunter Arnott. On the left is his brother Thomas Hunter Arnott and on the right is his son, Thomas Ellsworth Arnott.
Arnott Family home in Crested Butte, Colorado. Photo taken August, 1975.
Photo taken probably for his funeral.
In front, Helen Monro Arnott with daughter Helen. In Back, left to right, Rab, John, Joe, James, Ralph Jardino, Toots, Famie, Hank.
Joseph Monroe Arnott, World War I. About 1918.
Wisconsin 12th Regiment Infantry Company C. Civil War Monument at Vicksburg, Mississippi. The Wisconsin Monument - Private Thomas Bailey.
Averil Molander Arnott Darst with her daughter Cassandra "Casseye", Carah and Laurie Booker, July 14, 1991.
This is a photo of Church Bottenfield sent to me by another researcher.
View from the Elmer Bottenfield Ranch near Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado. In the foreground is Ferris Creek.
Elmer Bottenfield Ranch near Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado. The East River is seen in the background.
View of the Elmer Bottenfield Ranch near Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado.
Elmer Bottenfield Ranch near Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado. Ferris Creek is seen in this view.
View from the Elmer Bottenfield Ranch near Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado.
View of the Elmer Bottenfield Ranch near Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado.
Margaret Clairborne Turnbough according to researcher Tamera McBride who provided the photo.
Grace Katherine Curran Arnott, August 7, 1990, her 90th birthday celebration. Crested Butte, Colorado.
From left, Gregory Vederoff, Grace (Curran) Arnott, Lynell Arnott, "Susie" Arnott. At the home of Grace in Crested Butte, Colorado, around 1992-1995.
Grace Katherine Curran Arnott, August 7, 1990, her 90th birthday celebration. Crested Butte, Colorado.
Grace (Curran) Arnott and Beulah Dillon on right. May, 1960.
The family gathered in Crested Butte for the memorial service for Grace Curran Arnott in August, 1992. Front row, left to right, Thomas Ellsworth Arnott, Alice Joyce Stevens Arnott, JoAnne and James Daniel Arnott, Mary Helen (Arnott) and "Gunner" Guardipee. Next row are 5 Kansas relatives on the Curran side, then Lynell Joyce Arnott, Stephen Guardipee, Cassandra Arnott Booker, Averil Molander Darst. Back row, left to right, Donald Morrow, Carol Morrow Emmonds, Evelyn Morrow, David Emmonds, Elaine and Gene Arnott, the Bernard Family (no relation), James Joseph Arnott, Erice (Arnott) and Sherri Darst, Kathleen and Norman Morrow. Woman kneeling and holding baby is unknown.)
Dennis Granberry. Unknown when photo was taken. It was given to this researcher by Rob Granberry in November 2010.
Photo was sent to me by researcher Jane Embrose.
Photo of George Washington Holzendorf provided by researcher Jim Bridges.
Duane Kerr.
Left to right: Duane Kerr, Lynell Arnott, Virginia Kerr. Photo taken at home of Estelle Kerr in April 1999.
Photo, which has been enhanced/restored, was taken around 1862. The photo was severly damaged, but the face and part of the uniform were intact. This was sent to this researcher by researcher John Harris.
This photo of Margry Elizabeth King Harrison was taken in the 1920s. It was given to this researcher by King family researcher John Harris.
Gena Maremant Veder, right, and Esther (Sakker) Vederoff holding Cathryn Baker ca June 1958.
Charles and Dell Mayfield, June 2000, in their home in Jackson, MS.
Charles Mayfield (leaning on display) with wife Dell in center and aunt, Bess Stevens Fulton. Photo taken in San Antonio, Texas, at the World's Fair in 1984.
Charles Mayfield with his cousin, Alice Joyce "Susie" Stevens Arnott.
This is Agnes Monro and her husband Alexander, who was also her cousin. The image was sent to this researcher Sarah Munro.
This home is the home in which all 13 of John and Helen Arnott's children were raised in Crested Butte, Colorado. Helen, or Ma Arnott, lived here until her death. Visitors always sat in the kitchen by the coal stove while Ma knitted and visited with her large family. In the living room was an old Victrola record player that figures in the memories of several generations of Arnotts. As of 2001, the home still belonged to some of her descendents.
From left to right, Helen Munro Arnott, Nellie Carsten Mufich holding Johnny Mufich and Mary Arnott Carsten. Photo was given to this researcher by Art and Elsie Welch.
In center is Helen Monro Arnott with her eldest son, James Hunter Arnott on her left and his son, Thomas E. Arnott on right. The child is Lynell Joyce Arnott, held by her father. Four generations. Photo was taken in 1949.
Peter Arnott Family, Annie McPherson Pringle Arnott highlighted. Photo provided by Peter William Barclay Arnott.
Sam Tunik with Sam Rubin (brothers-in-law). 1912.
Esther Sakker Vederoff. Man in car is most likely her son Abbe.
Esther (Sakkar) Vederoff.
This tag was on the suitcase that Esther brought to the United States when she, Abbe and Leo came from China. The tag has the date and destination written on it as well as the ship and needs to be electronically enhanced in order to decipher.
Esther Sakkar Vederoff and her three sons probably while in China about 1920.
Esther Sakker Vederoff standing with her sister Runya.
Esther Sakker Vederoff on left with an unidentified woman, perhaps a sister.
Esther Sakker Vederoff on left, Rachel "Ronya" Sakker Chernov on right. Esther and Ronya were sisters.
Esther (Sakker) Vederoff. 1937.
Esther Vederoff with her youngest son, Abraham.
Esther Sakker Vederoff.
Esther Sakker Vederoff.
On couch, Esther Sakker Vederoff (right) with an unknown woman. Standing in back ar Esther's sister Ronia and her husband Chernov. Photo taken at the home of Esther in San Francisco, California sometime between 1952 and 1955.
Agnes Eudora Stevens, August, 1940.
Agnes Eudora and Alice Joyce Stevens. Photo was taken around 1923 and was given to this researcher by Dell Mayfield.
Family of Agnes Eudora Stevens Cobb Prasifka 3 days following her death. In front is Joi Prasifka Franz. In back from left, Jerry Cobb, Jerry Prasifka, Jeff Cob and her sister Alice Joyce "Susie" Stevens Arnott.
"Dodie" Prasfka with her daughter Joi. November, 1970.
Alice Joyce "Susie" (Stevens) Arnott.
Alice Joyce (on bicycle) and Eudora with their mother, Beulah Ainsworth Stevens. Photo taken about 1922.
"Susie" (Stevens) Arnott, making apple sauce in the basement of their home on Paseo Way in Denver, Colorado. Susie canned a great deal and had a full kitchen in the basement in order to keep the mess out of the kitchen upstairs. She made pickles, all kinds of jam, canned tomatoes, peaches, pears, plums and much more.
Alice Joyce Stevens, age 14. October, 1934.
Alice Joyce "Susie" Stevens Arnott. June, 1946, 440 E. 13th Ave., Denver, Colorado.
"Susie" Arnott, December, 1972, age 54.
Alice Joyce Stevens.
Alice Joyce "Susie" Stevens Arnott on right with her sister, Agnes Eudora Stevens Prasifka. June, 1972.
Alice Joyce Stevens in Las Cruces, New Mexico, age 14-18.
Alice Joyce "Susie" Stevens Arnott with her two daughters, Lynell, on left, and Stephanie. Photo taken in Berkeley, California, 1972.
Susie Stevens Arnott (right) with her aunt Bessie Fulton.
"Susie" Stevens Arnott with her father, W. A. Stevens, her sister Joanne Stevens Dalton, and her two daughters, Lynell (right) and Stephanie. Photo was taken in 1955 in front of the Arnott household on Knox Court in Denver, Colorado. Photo provided by Joanne Dalton.
Bessie (Stevens) Fulton. 1994.
Bessie Lee Stevens Fulton, on right, with her brother William Adkins Stevens and sister Grace Omega Stevens McCrary, June, 1968.
Bessie Lee Stevens Fulton on left, with her sister Grace Omega Stevens McCrary. August, 1992.
Bessie Fulton standing beside her new Cadillac in 1982.
Bessie Stevens Fulton on right with Hazel (unknown relationship).
Bessie Fulton, on left, with Tom Arnott and Robin Mayfield, November 1994.
Grace Omega Stevens McCrary on left, with her brother William Adkins Stevens and sister Bessie Fulton, June, 1968.
Bessie Lee Stevens Fulton on left, with her sister Grace Omega Stevens McCrary. August, 1992.
Page from Stevens Family Bible listing James and Belinda and their children.
From the Stevens Family Bible.
From the Stevens Family Bible.
This photo was sent to me by researcher Harold Barger. He says it was found in the Bible of Ella Shanks Stevens, who was his daughter in law.
William Adkins Stevens, July 4, 1974, sitting in his kitchen in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
William Adkins Stevens with his daughters Alice Joyce "Susie" Arnott, left, and Agnes Eudora "Dodie" Prasifka, September, 1975.
William Adkins Stevens with daughter Alice Joyce "Susie" Arnott. Photo taken in 1978 in the nursing home in which he resided until his death. El Paso, Texas.
William Adkins Stevens sitting in his kitchen in Las Cruces, New Mexico. September 1973.
This is a photo of William Archie Stevens taken in his later years.
These photos are Mamaw and Papaw Stevens. Photo belongs to Thomas E. Arnott.
This is the family of William Archie Stevens and Anna Belle Travis Stevens. Photo was taken in November, 1971. Standing from left, William Adkins, Sally Jane Wheeler, and Travis Stevens. Sitting are Bessie Lee Fulton, Grace Omega McCrary, and Annie Ruth Mayfield.
Senatobia, Mississippi, June 3, 1970. Photo probably taken by Alice Joyce Stevens Arnott. In back are Sally and Milton Wheeler. In front from left, Grace McCrary, Bess Fulton, Eudora Stevens Prasifka, and Thomas Arnott.
All descendents of William Archie Stevens and Anna Belle Travis Stevens, June, 1968. Kneeling in front: Stephanie Gay Arnott (left) and Joi Elizabeth Prasifka. In back from left: Bessie Fulton, Beulah (Ainsworth) Stevens Dillon, Alice Joyce Stevens Arnott, Jeff, Cynthia, and Ann Cobb, Eudora Stevens Prasifka, Grace McCrary.
This photo was given to the researcher by Dell Mayfield. Her notes says: "I think this is the whole Steven's clan but I don't know whose who. I believe that the heavy one is PaPa's mother. They may be Travis's, I just don't know."
William C. Stevens with half sister Alice Joyce (Stevens) Arnott. September 17, 1970.
William C. Stevens with brother-in-law Thomas E. Arnott. September 17, 1970.
This plate markes the historic house belonging to Edward Travers in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Front View of the Historic Edward Travers house in Williamsburg, Virginia. Taken October, 2002.
Rear View of the Edward Travers historic house in Williamsburg, Virginia. Photo taken October 2002.
Louella Travis with Darius "Bo" Bomar. The photo was taken in 1932, probably in Heidelberg, MS. It was given to me by another Travis researcher, Jane Embrose.
This is Seth Granberry Travis. The photo was sent to me by Jane Embrose, another of his descendents.
In the back, center, is Lavik Tunik. On far right is Esia Tunik, the patriach of this Tunik family. On the far left is probably Breina or Bertha (Bernstein), wife of Esia. Next to her (identified by Lloyd Tunik, who knew her) is Chaia. The young girl behind Chaia, again identified by Lloyd Tunik, is Fannia. The younger of the two boys in the front, center, is Simon Tunik and next to him is Aaron Tunik. Based on the age at which Simon went to China to avoid the Russian draft during WWI, his son, Lloyd Tunik, believes that the photograph was taken in Tomsk.
Lavik E. Tunik with his catch. 1928.
Back: Maria Vasiltzova Tunik, Gertrude and Abe Vederoff. Front: Nina Tunik Vederoff, Gregory Vederoff, Louis Tunik. Mid 1940's.
This is an advertising flier for the Tunik Bros. Lavik Tunik was a tailor in downtown Seattle, Washington for many years. It is believed that he was at this time in business with his brother Simon who in later years had a dry cleaning business in San Francisco, California.
Nina, Aaron, and Esther Vederoff.
Nina Tunik.
Nina L. Tunik with her father, Lavik. Photo taken in 1929.
Nina Tunik Vederoff with her catch of the day. Nina was a great fisherman and there are many, many photos with her and her catch.
Here's Nina Tunik Vederoff on one of her fishing days.
Christmas in the Vederoff home. Nina on left, Maria and Lewis Tunik. In front is Aaron Vederoff holding the family cat.
This photo was on Nina Vederoff's drivers license when she passed away in 1985. Photo was probably taken abut 1983.
Prior to her marriage, Nina Tunik Vederoff worked doing sewing, embroidery, etc. She was very artistically inclined and made things by hand or on her sewing/embroidery machines all her life.
The plane in this photo now hangs in the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Nina (Tunik) Vederoff made the cloth coverings for the wings. The plane was a project for Greg Vederoff's engineering class.
Nina Tunik Vederoff with her grandson Michael.
Nina Tunik Vederoff with her grandchildren - Deana in her arms, and Andrea and Michael. Photo was taken Easter, 1970.
Sam Tunik (seated) with Sam Rubin (brothers-in-law). 1912.
John Andrew Turnbough according to researcher Tamera McBride who provided the photograph.
This photo came from a family member, David Blakeney. With the photo, he said, "Thought you might like to add this to your file. My granddaddy took a button from grandma Elizabeth Barker's coat, tied it on a piece of stiff paper with ribbon and gave it to my sister back in the late 50's or early 60's. She still has it."
On right is Avia Turney Stevens with her sister-in-laws Grace McCrary (center) and Bessie Fulton. Photo was taken in August, 1982.
Uncertain at this time what connection this is to Eva VanAnder, but headstone is in Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio. Taken August 2001
Uncertain at this time what connection this is to Eva VanAnder, but headstone is in Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio. Taken August 2001. However, it may be sister to Eva VanAnders. The stone says Hannah Van Ander, Daugter of J.W. and E. an Ander. Died Oct " 1816, aged 10 years, 1 month and 19 days.
This photo was on Maria Vasiltzova Tunik's passport when she came to the United States in 1917.
Headstone of Louis and Maria Tunik. Lake View Cemetery, #2 N1/2 60 B. "May her soul rest in peace."
Researcher believes this is Maria Vasiltzova Tunik.
Maria Vasiltzova on left with her daughter's mother-in-law, Esther Vederoff.
Maria Vasiltzova Tunik with probably her grandson Aaron - about 1932/33.
Maria Tunik with probably her grandson Aaron Vederoff.
Maria Tunik.
Maria Vasiltzova Tunik with an unidentified woman on left - possibly Esther Vederoff.
Maria Tunik with her daughter's mother-in-law, Esther Sakker Vederoff.
About 1943. Abbe and Gertrude Vederoff (center) and (right) Leo and Gena Veder.
Leo and Gena Veder, Abe Vederoff. Robert Veder in front.
Leo Aaron Veder with his first grandaughter, Cathryn Burnett, 1958.
Leo Vederoff with Robin and Wendy Veder
Aaron Vederoff. Photo was taken in Siberia prior to 1916, and probably on his wedding day around 1906.
This photo was taken in Siberia on the occasion of Aaron and Esther (Sakkar) Vederoff's wedding, around 1906.
Aaron and Esther (Sakkar) Vederoff and their oldest son Morris. Photo was taken in Siberia in about 1909-1910.
Aaron Vederoff, taken in Russia. Date unknown, but before 1916.
Abraham and Gertrude (Glickman) Vederoff on the occasion of their marriage.
Abbe Vederoff and his mother Esther (Sakkar) Vederoff, about 1943.
Abbe Vederoff.
Abraham Vederoff during WWII.
Abraham Vederoff.
Morris Vederoff had a good fishing day!
Abe Vederoff with Morris and Nina Tunik Vederoff in back; Aaron Vederoff and Gregory Vederoff. About 1942.
This photo was taken by Robin Veder while she lived in Seattle. Robin was fond of Morris and they did things together such as go to Pike Place Market, where Morris here.
Morris Vederoff on right, with his mother- and father-in-law, Lewis and Maria Tunik. Photo taken about 1932.
Morris Vederoff, right back, with his brother Abbe and two sons, Aaron on left and Greg. Photo was taken about 1943 in Seattle, Washington.
The Vederoff family, Abbe, back left, Morris and Nina. In front on left is Aaron and Greg. Around 1943 in Seattle, Washington.
Morris Vederoff on right with Dave Friedman, 1928-1929.
Morris Vederoff on right with his brother Abe.
Morris Vederoff in his home on Union St., Seattle, Washington.
Bowling League. Second from left, Morris Vederoff. Fourth from left, Greg Vederoff.
From the left, Morris, Gregory, Abe, Aaron Vederoff, probably in the home of Morris and Nina Vederoff.
Morris Vederoff standing in front of a bakery display case in the Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington. Morris had been a baker and after he retired and his wife Nina passed away, would walk from his home down to the market virtually every day. This is one of the shops he frequented.
Morris Vederoff home from another fishing trip to eastern Washington.
Morris Vederoff, second from right in front. Unknown occasion.
Here is a young Morris Vederoff working at his life-long trade as bread baker. Photo was provided by nephew Robert Veder.
Nebraska Welborn Brown in center, with her nieces Beulah Elizabeth Ainsworth Stevens Dillon (on left) and Euhla Ainsworth Wilson. May 27, 1962.
From left, Bina Ruth Brown, Eudora Prasifka, Nebraska (Welborn) Brown, Charles and Beulah Dillon, Eulah Ainsworth Wilson. Child in front is Joi Prasifka. Photo taken May 27, 1962.
Arthur Welch, center, with Lynell Arnott and Thomas E. Arnott. July 1997, Crested Butte, Colorado.
Arthur E. Welch, October, 1935. High School Basketball Team, Crested Butte, Colorado.
Art Welch opening Christmas presents, Christmas, 2002, at home of Thomas E. Arnott, Denver, Colorado.
Family photo of Davidson's. Sent to me by Audrey Davidson Windsor who lives in Australia.