picture of my dad, Dewey, and his brother, Lee, taken around 1900. Lee was twenty-one months older. I know; except for the pants, they resemble girls. This was the accepted style for boys at the time.I remember reading an article on General MacArthur in which the author stated that MacArthur's mother let his hair grow into long curls as a toddler. He tried to connect the hair style to MacArthur's personality in later life - as though the general was somehow unique. He was a unique historical figure, all right, but it wasn't because of his long curls.
Hmm this somewhat reminds me of Uncle Paul and dad and I see the resemblance too :) Seems to me that Nutterfield men have always been somewhat feminine.
ReplyDeleteHa Ha, Miss Taylor. These were men from my side of the family - name of Brown!
ReplyDeleteTaylor, you are grounded!!
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