This is a little scary, I have a great aunt who was named Lola Williams about the right age to be this Lola Williams. Since no husband was mentioned I would guess she wasn't married. Mom once told me Lola had had a illegitimate child. Of course, there was no mention of a two headed baby. But my mother probably didn't know as she wasn't born till 1915. If anyone has any info on this please forward to me also. Thank you, Darlene

I have been digging around on this, but nothing yet, 2 headed babies must have been rare... I did find this, and it could be totally unrelated but thought you might like to hang onto it just incase, it lists that there is a photo graph in an album of a two headed baby. Don't know if there is more info on where the baby came from http://www.sandiegohistory.org/photocollect/palist2.htm#258 PA 258 & PA 259 Walter Ipsen/Calfornia-Pacific Exposition Photograph Albums, 1935- 1936. These two albums contain the photographs of Walter Ipsen, a member of the bugle corps (?) of Company G, the 30th Infantry in the U.S. Army during the 1935-1936 Exposition in Balboa Park. Images include Exposition sites, activities and people. Subjects include San Diego Zoo, Native Americans in Ken Maynard's Wild West Show, 'girl chorus'' and other groups at the Organ Pavilion, Tin Pan Alley on the Midway, Army soldiers, troops doing drills, Army Camp Derby, the Lakeside Rodeo, artillery guns at Camp Don (1936), Falstaff Tavern, Old Globe Theater, midway shows including 'A Real Two-Headed Baby,' Johnnie McDill 'the Mae West of Midgets,' Zoro Gardens Nudist Colony performances, (Queen Tanya with other nudists who are identified by first name), 11th Cavalry drill, beer garden, Midget Circus entrance, Palace of Education, Spanish Village, Enchanted Land, lily pond, Press Building, semi nude chorus girls with guns and bugles, Peter the Hermit, Indian Village, Caf‚ of the World, Palisades Caf‚, model town, Avenida del Palacios, California State Building, Exposition bus, Victor McLaglen's motorcycle group & parade, high wire act, Army band and bugle corps, soldiers playing volleyball, Beech-nut girl, cactus gardens, some buildings at night, 'bail out tower' ride, Hollywood Hall of Fame, Streets of Paris, Gold Gulch, and many other attractions. Also one image of the entrance to Zoro Gardens. Other area sites also photographed. On Mar 1, 2005, at 2:32 AM, Darlene Green wrote: > This is a little scary, I have a great aunt who was named Lola Williams > about the right age to be this Lola Williams. Since no husband was > mentioned I would guess she wasn't married. Mom once told me Lola had > had a illegitimate child. Of course, there was no mention of a two > headed baby. But my mother probably didn't know as she wasn't born till > 1915. > If anyone has any info on this please forward to me also. > Thank you, > Darlene > > > > > > > > > ==== MOJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Please support the Jefferson County Genealogical > Society (JCGS) and pay a visit to their website at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojcgs/index.html > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >