The 1920 census shows a Nicholas Winter, wife Cecelia, and son Francis, age 8, and daughter Bernice, age 7 of North Collins, Erie Co, NY. According to my notes, Nicholas is the son of Peter Winter and Susan Weber. His sister Catherine married a Joseph Boardway. Ancestry.com shows Cecelia as Cecelia Miller. I have 2 possible Emma Boardway's. One is the daughter of Nicholas Boardway and Catherine Lallman, born 1875. She married a Frederick Herye. The other is Emma Smith, wife of Raymond Boardway, born 1895. They were married in 1919. Raymond's sister, Mary was married to a Clarence Winter. Raymond and Mary are grandchildren of Nicholas and Catherine Boardway. The first Emma would be their aunt. If family can't be found, you may want to donate them to the Gowanda Historical Society. Debbie Kailua, HI ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 10:56 AM Subject: [NYCATTAR] OLD CATTARAGUS CO. CABINET CARD PHOTOS FOUND IN TEXAS > Dear List, > > I have rescued 3 old photos from the C. H. Sisson Studio in Delevan, NY. > One > is of a lady named Emma Boardway. The second is of a man named Nick > Winter. > Both of these photos are "bodice & up" studio portraits. The cards are > identical, but have different backgrounds. They are identified on the > back of the > card. > > Then, there is a 3rd photo, taken at a later time, and it is in the > postcard > style. It is identified on the back as "Mrs. N. Winter" and an infant > son, > "Francis Winter". It is also dated on the back with the year, 1912. I > believe > "Mrs. Winter" is the same as Emma Boardway. The ladies appear to be the > same > person, but that is just my opinion. > > I try to rescue and return old cabinet card photos when they are > identified. > Precious few have any ID on them. My hope is to return these photos to > their > families when I can find them. > > Sincerely, Judy in TX > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message