Family groups, outings and workplaces

13 image frames; original captions, uncertainties and notes retained.

Family groups, outings and workplaces · 13 images

Further historical family and group photographs

Two men seated outdoors with bottles and a handwritten name caption. — Two men seated outdoors, captioned “Bob & Bill James.” Date, location and individual positions are unconfirmed. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.

Bridget Roling on the left and Bob Roling in uniform on the right beside Joe Roling’s house on LeFever Street. — Bridget and Bob Roling beside Joe Roling’s house on LeFever Street. Date unknown.

Three people seated on a lawn with a handwritten name list beneath. — Bridget Morrison Roling with her youngest brother Mike and Larry, possibly Larry Morrison. The print is captioned “Mike, Larry, myself.” Individual positions, date and location are unconfirmed. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.

Three boys outdoors in coats and caps holding long gun-shaped objects, with two vehicles behind. — Three boys outdoors. The reverse names Dick Roling, Bob Roling and Jim Widmer, without specifying who is who. Date and location are unconfirmed.

An outdoor wedding party arranged in two rows. — Wedding party outdoors, with Bridget second from the left according to the family identification. Other identities, the wedding date and location are unconfirmed.

Two people posing in snow, one in a dark double-breasted coat and white cap. — Two people posing in snow. The associated reverse appears to name “[Frank?]” Roling and Dick Roling; individual positions, date and location are unconfirmed.

Bange family group with six people standing behind Henry and Angeline Bange, seated; names and standing order come from the handwritten reverse. — Bange family. Standing, left to right: Frank Bange, Elizabeth Bange, Katherine Bange, Helena Bange Epping, Joseph Bange and Emma Bange. Seated: Henry and Angeline Bange.
Photo notes
Names and standing order come from the handwritten reverse of a matching family print. Elizabeth’s married name appears to read McCormick; Katherine’s married surname is not fully legible. The seated names are retained as written. Date and location are unconfirmed. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.

Ida Bange Roling on the left with two unidentified women outdoors, the central woman in a wedding dress. — Ida Bange Roling on the left with two unidentified women outdoors; the central woman is in a wedding dress. The wedding, date, location and relationships are unconfirmed.

Historical outings and workplace photographs

Two people seated on a cannon outdoors. — Two people beside a cannon, captioned “myself & Bob.” In the inscription, “myself” refers to Bridget Morrison Roling. Individual positions, date and location are unconfirmed. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.

Bob Roling on the left and Bridget Morrison on the right, seated beside a tree with a cardboard box nearby. — Bob Roling on the left and Bridget Morrison on the right, seated outdoors beside a tree. Date and location are unconfirmed. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.

J.F. Roling and Son employees in 1987, as dated and identified by Tim Roling. — J.F. Roling & Son employees, 1987, as dated and identified by Tim Roling. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.
Names in the photograph

**Front and center:** Norman McFadden.

**Other front-row people, left to right:** Ron Roling, Denny Fitzgerald, Bob Roling, Bob Oser, Eunice Sanders, Daryl Sanders, Brett Kessler and Kenneth Linneman.

**Back row, left to right:** Betty Roling Asbury, Marsha Leimkuehler, David Roling, Bruce Strodeman, Ralph Meisen, Mike Fox, Randy Billups, Dan Roling and Raymond Morrison.

The date and identifications come from the family account, including the family’s latest surname corrections.

Five people posed with a guitar, drums and maracas, with Nassau 1966 written on the print border. — Five people with musical instruments. The border reads “Nassau 1966,” and the drums display “Emerald Beach Plantation.” Names and the exact occasion are unconfirmed. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.

Five people posed with a guitar, drums and maracas in a different arrangement of hands and poses. — Another photograph of five people with musical instruments. The border says “Nassau”; the faint, partly clipped year appears to be 1966. The drums display “Emerald Beach Plantation.” Names and the exact occasion are unconfirmed. Reproduction rights have not been independently verified.

Family-held photographs. Display copies preserve the full uploaded frames and visible print or album markings, with orientation corrected where needed. No cropping, retouching or AI reconstruction has been used. Source-specific uncertainties remain in the captions; no new rights clearance is claimed.