Morning List members, I have a mystery to solve and am hoping someone out there can help. When my grandmother died my dad located some old photo's. I'm the one in the family who got the bug for genealogy :-) where no one else has.But it came after the death of my grandfather in 1983. I give my dad the information I find and it jog's his memory and another clue will immerge. Back in 1920 my grandmother received a photo post card from Billy Calor\ Caleur. The name is hand written on front and back but the spelling is different. The post card refers to my grandmother as "cousin". My dad sort of remembers the name and would like to find him or his family. I have a photo copy of the post card. Billy appears to be around 10 years old he has dark hair and brown eyes. He appears to be well dressed in a dark knickers suit w/ matching hat, standing next to a rose bush in the yard. The address on the card were it was sent from reads R.F.D. 3 box 24 Joplin, Mo. and was dated March 12, 1920. Since we're not sure of the correct spelling of the last name, can someone if possible locate a directory of 1920 to see what family matches the above address. I would love to talk to anyone who is connected to Billy also. I don't know how long he lived at this address or even if it was sent from his home, but I feel I need to follow the address and find who lived there. Oh my grandmother was Theo Dora Estes and she was the granddaughter of George and Amanda Wilson. George owned a blacksmith shop in Webb City. Thanks for your help Roberta Estes Hall