Patrick Murray Winter was born in Perth on May 15, 1840 and died in 1901 in Wrentham, MA. Patrick was the son of James Scott and Ann Crane Winter. James and Ann were born and raised in Scotland. Patrick and his siblings, Janet, James, Charles, William Clark, and John Bishop were all born in Scotland. Charles, William and Patrick emigrated to the United States in the 19th century, settling in Massachusetts. Patrick married Isabella Ednie on August 1, 1870 in Scone, Scotland
The above list includes only 3 generations. Some fourth generation surnames include Meikle, Thomson, Cochrane, Beresford, Oakes, Hatch, Heckman, Koziol, Erlenbach, Gosse, Lawrence, Maynard, Buck, Deifell, Blatnik, Starkey, Edgecomb, Johnson, Jernigan, Herald.
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Isabella Ednie Winter, (1851-1934) Wife of Patrick Winter, b. Perth, Scotland At her home on Franklin Street she kept Sunday funnies under a table near the oil stove for the kids when they came over. Naomi and Dorothy were not around much, but Charlie, Murray andd Elsie's kids were there. Isabella was fairly tall, white haired, erect posture and had a Scots accent. She sat kids on her lap and read stories. |
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![]() Back of Mary Allan Ednie’s Cabinet Card |
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![]() John & Mary Allan Ednie, about 1885, Perth, Scotland. |
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John Ednie and Wilhelmina Emma (Minnie) Holman Winter Family |
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Murray and Ethel Black Kirkton Winter Family |
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![]() 1910. Elsie Winter, Bertha White, Mildred Proctor (identified by both Ida and Muriel), Velma White, and Bob Winter. This was five years before Velma and Bob married. |
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![]() Christmas at Murray and May Winter’s Home, c. 1935. Front Row: Margaret "Peg" George, Charles, Grace Winter, Beth Winter, Muriel Winter, Mary Clark Winter, |
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![]() Thanksgiving 1944, Charlie & Fannie Winter’s house, Wrentham, MA |
![]() Thanksgiving , 1944, Wrentham, MA Fanny & Charlie Winter’s house. |
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![]() Credit...Sam Falk/The New York Times Ethel Winter, who brought natural lyricism and startling passion to the Martha Graham Dance Company as a leading dancer there from the 1940s through the ’60s, and who mentored hundreds of students at the Juilliard School, at the Graham school and abroad, died on March 10 in Manhattan. She was 87. Her death was confirmed by her son, David Hyman. “Beauty” was a word often applied to Ms. Winter’s stage presence. When she first performed as a student dancer with the visiting Graham company at Bennington College in 1943, she seemed destined for roles with a gentle or innocent edge. Critics initially saw her in this vein after she joined the company the next year. In 1948 she became the first dancer to perform one of Martha Graham’s own roles in a solo, “Salem Shore.” John Martin, dance critic of The New York Times, wrote that she “looks charming, moves beautifully and projects a wistful romanticism.” Yet Ms. Winter proved herself a dancer of wide range over the years, creating roles in Graham works (including Helen of Troy in “Clytemnestra” and the vengeful Aphrodite in “Phaedra”) as well as the lead in other pieces — sometimes in Graham’s own roles, like the bride in “Appalachian Spring” and Jocasta in “Night Journey.” Paul Taylor, who danced with Ms. Winter in the Graham company in the 1950s, summed up her versatility in his memoir," Private Domain" writing, “Ethel Winter is a many-pointed star — spiritual as St. Joan, lascivious as Aphrodite, flirtatious as Cleopatra.” “Her individuality always comes through,” he added. Ms. Winter’s transition to harder-edged roles was credited to an incident during the Graham company’s tour of Asia in 1955-56. Ms. Winter became angry in a dressing room about an entangled costume, stripped it off and then stamped on it with some good-natured swearing. Graham observed her and commented, “Good girl, Ethel.” From then on, she excelled in roles like the Girl in Red, the embodiment of passion in “Diversion of Angels,” Graham’s exploration of aspects of love. In 1962 she was the scheming Aphrodite, imbued with erotic movement, in Graham’s “Phaedra.”
In 1943, when the Graham company was resident at Bennington, Ms. Winter performed with it as a student. She interned at the Graham school in New York in her senior year and graduated from Bennington after making an official debut with the company in its 1945 Broadway season. In 1948, according to a biographical essay by the dance scholar Victoria Phillips Geduld, Ms. Winter became ill with tuberculosis. After a year of bed rest, she returned to Vermont to teach at Bennington and work toward a master’s degree. There she met Charles Hyman, who taught stage design and lighting in the theater arts department and who was later the Graham troupe’s stage manager. They were married in 1950. Mr. Hyman died three years ago. Ms. Winter is survived by their son, David. Ms. Winter suffered a relapse of tuberculosis and decided not to tour for a period in the 1950s, Ms. Geduld said. Instead, she danced in the companies of the Graham dancers Sophie Maslow and Anna Sokolow in New York and performed in a Broadway show, “Ankles Aweigh,” in 1955. Ms. Winter then returned to the Graham troupe and, from 1962 to 1969, toured with her own small group. Although she was not primarily interested in choreography, “En Dolor,” the Spanish-tinged student solo she created at 19, became a modern-dance classic. It will be performed this spring in New York and Seattle. Correction: March 19, 2012
An earlier version misstated the names of two dancers in a photo caption. They are Helen McGehee and Akiko Kanda, not Helen McGenee and Akibo Kanda. |
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Christina, Isabella and Mary Winter Family |
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![]() 1914 Mary and Isabella Winter. | |
![]() 1935 Aunt Chris Winter and the Auntie Twins--maybe Isabella on the left and Mary on the right--according to Marion, Mary had the thinner face—not sure where it was but probably in Wrentham | |
Elsie Winter and Walter George Family |
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![]() Second Daughter of Partrick & Isabella Winter wife of Walter George |
![]() (Photogragher: Millers, Elmwood Ave & Public St., Prov. R. I.) Walter worked in the jewelry busines, mostly costume jewelry. He was active with the Wrentham Fire Department. |
![]() Second Daughter of Partrick & Isabella Winter wife of Walter George |
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![]() Difficult Jobs Master; A man who made a practice of doing ditficult tasks died in the adobe bouse he built by hand. Murray W. George. 57, of Ralston. a landscape architect with the National Park Service for 21 years. apparently suffered a heart attack. George, a native of Massachusetts, moved to Ralston in 1949 and began building an eight-room Spanish style house with two baths and two fireplaces. To keep the adobe bricks from washing away in the rain. he added an asphalt mixture. In 1963, a 40-ft tree was causing to much shade on part of the lawn. George In his job, he designed the park around the St. Louis Arch as well as many parts of other national parks. Funeral services will be at p.m. Sunday at Kaiser Mortuary in Papillion. The family suggests memorials be made to the Nebraska Heart Fund. Besides his wife, Rudi, he is survived by a son Murray Jr. Sioux City. Iowa and mother. Mrs. Elsie George of Wrentham, Mass. |
Recordings by Dick Manley To build your own house is not uncommon in Ralston. But. when you make your own building materials too, you have done something rare. Mr. and Mu. Murray George have tackled that job. And the material they are maklng is rare. It is adobe. stabilized adobe. to bu exact. Around here the closest, example probably is So the Georges are pioneering a type of building in Ralston. Fact is. they are pioneers in another way— namely, in clearing their home site. The story started last February when Murray was transferred to Omaha from Boston. He is landscape architect with the National Park Service in the Department of Interior. The Georges lived in Derham, a suburb of Boston. They have a son, 5-year-old Wint, (Murray Winter George, Jr.). Tough week: Being suburbanites at heart. they scouted the outskirts of Omaha. Ralston took their fancy. Then they scouted the village for houses and vacant sites. On 80th and Q Street they found what they wanted. It was an unlikely looking spot. Trees, bushes and poison ivy thick on the nine lots they bought. But they pitched in like old time pioneers. Rudi (that's Mrs George) |
![]() Walter and Elsie George, Fannie and Charlie Winter about 1935 |
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![]() Back row, l-r, Allan George, Wilfrid Winter, Raymond George, Bob Winter, Beth Winter Raymond, Marion Winter Thomson, George Winter Middle row, Ida George Meikle, Ethel Winter Hyman, Muriel Winter Beresford, Marilyn George and her older sister Shirley George (daughters of Uncle Al George--I don't know their married names) Front row--Peg George Brown, Mardie Winter (who came all the way from Scotland for the party), Dorothy Winter, Elsie Winter George (celebrating her 100th birthday), and May Kirkton Winter |
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Allen Winter Family |
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![]() Allan Winter (1878-1960), third son of Patrick Murray Winter, married Mary (Mamie) Holland--photo about 1896 |
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![]() Allan Winter in Davie, FL, 1940s. Allan lived in New York state for awhile, worked as a machinist. They moved to Florida for his health. He ran an orange grove in Davie. Their one child was Naomi. Allan also did carpentry.
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![]() Naomi Winter, daughter of Allan and Mamie Winter. |
![]() Naomi Winter, daughter of Allan and Mamie Winter |
![]() Left to Right: Naomi Winter, ?, ?, Christina Winter, Fanny Winter
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Charles Crane and Fannie Josephine George Winter Family |
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![]() l-r, Grace, Charlie, Muriel, George, Charles, Fannie, and Marion, Wrentham, MA |
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![]() l-r, Grace, Charlie, Muriel, George, Charles, Fannie, and Marion, Wrentham, MA |
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![]() l-r, Grace, Charlie, Muriel, George, Charles, Fannie, and Marion, Wrentham, MA |
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![]() Back:Grace Winter Cochrane, Cyrus Cochrane, Gerard Beresford, George Ednie Winter, Charles Francis Winter, Jim, and Marion Winter Thomson, Wrentham, MA Front: Charles Crane Winter, Muriel (Beresford), Sally Parkhurst Winter, Fannie George Winter |
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![]() Charlie and Fannie (George) Winter and their children and spouses and their grandchildren. 1957 Back Row: Grace Winter Cochrane holding Kim Douglas Cochrane, Cyrus Mark Cochrane, Gerard S. Beresford, George Ednie Winter, Charles Francis Winter, Sally Parkhurst Winter, Marion Winter Thomson, Jim Thomson Middle Row: Bruce Arthur Cochrane, Muriel Isabella Winter Beresford holding Nancy Muriel Beresford, Maryann MacLaren "Mary Mac" Thomson, George Thomson, Barbara Allison Thomson, Charles Thomson Front: Gordon Andrew Cochrane, Lee Susan Cochrane, Charles Crane Winter, Jane Ann Beresford (plaid dress), Maggie Winter, Charles Crane Winter II (with favorite hat), Kate Ann Winter, Fannie (George) Winter
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![]() Muriel Winter (age 1), daughter of Charles & Fanny George Winter, 1927 |
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![]() David Kennedy, Margie (Parkhurst) Kennedy, Sally Parkhurst, Charles Francis Winters, Charles was the son of Charles Crane Winter. Charles and Sally married on November 2, 1946. |
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![]() Sally Parkhurst Winter ran for Wrentham Board of Selectman. 1974. She was not elected. | |
![]() Fannie & Emma George, Fanny married Charlie Winter, Emma did not marry. c. 1904. | |
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![]() Walter and Elsie George, Fannie and Charlie Winter about 1935 |
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![]() Back Row: Grace Winter Cochrane holding Kim Douglas Cochrane, Cyrus Mark Cochrane, Gerard S. Beresford, George Ednie Winter, Charles Francis Winter, Sally Parkhurst Winter, Marion Winter Thomson, Jim Thomson Middle Row: Bruce Arthur Cochrane, Muriel Isabella Winter Beresford holding Nancy Muriel Beresford, Maryann MacLaren "Mary Mac" Thomson, George Thomson, Barbara Allison Thomson, Charles Thomson Front: Gordon Andrew Cochrane, Lee Susan Cochrane, Charles Crane Winter, Jane Ann Beresford (plaid dress), Maggie Winter, Charles Crane Winter II (with favorite hat), Kate Ann Winter, Fannie (George) Winter
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![]() Feb. 21, 1948 Charles Crane Winter, Fannie George Winter, Grace Winter Cochrane, and Cyrus Mark Cochrane This picture was taken in the living room in the house on East Street. |
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![]() Tufts University 1940 Yearbook George Winter, 87 WRENTHAM -- George Ednie Winter, 87, of 289 East Street, died on Wednesday, July 6, 2005, at the Pond Home in Wrentham, where he had been a resident for the past three years. He was a former longtime Taunton Street resident. Born in Wrentham on June 30, 1918, he was a son of the late Charles C. and Fannie (George) Winter. A graduate of the former Wrentham High School Class of 1936, he went on to graduate from Tufts College in 1940. A World War II United States Army veteran, he had served in the 26th Infantry Band, and had been awarded the Bronze Star. Mr. Winter was an active member of the Original Congregational Church in Wrentham Centre. Prior to retirement, he had been a bookkeeper and accountant. He had worked at the former Sentry Co. in Foxboro, and at one time had lived and worked in suburban Chicago. Having majored in music, he also had enjoyed teaching music for a period of time, while in Vermont. Three sisters, Marion Thomson of Arlington, Va., Grace Cochrane of Cape Coral, Fla., and Muriel Beresford of Wrentham; 15 nieces and nephews; and several grandnieces and grandnephews, survive him. Relatives and friends are invited, and may call, at the RJ Ross Funeral Home, 135 South St., Route 1A, Wrentham Centre, on Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. His funeral service will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in the sanctuary of the Original Congregational Church, East Street at Dedham Street on the common, Wrentham Centre. Burial will follow in Wrentham Center Cemetery. A reception will follow in the Fellowship hall of the Original Congregational Church. |
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![]() David Kennedy and Margaret Parkhurst, sister of Sally Parkhurst |
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![]() Parkhurst sisters: Phyllis (Norm's wife), Aunt Margery "Mike", Aunt Helen, Aunt Sally in front left, front right unknown. |
![]() Clarence Parkhurst, father of Margery, Helen and Sally Parkhurst. |
![]() Charles Crane Winter, Newspaper Obituary, June 1968. Nearly identical obituary appeared in Boston Globe, June 17, 1968. |
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Robert Stewart and Velma White Winter Family |
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![]() Marriage certificate of Robert Stewart Winter and Velma Frances White, July 29, 1915, Wrentham, MA. | |
![]() Red-headed Robert S. Winter Sr. (1891-1963), Robert had polio and it affected his right arm, as he was right-handed. He played tennis, serving with his left and switching hands for ground strokes. He learned carpentry and drafting, an excellent engineer. Velma wanted to get away on their own so they moved to Detroit. |
![]() Wife of Robert S. Winter Sr. Daughter Frank Edgar & Abbie Esther Ballou White |
![]() Lois Brown Winter shared two poems. One written by Robert S. Winter and one by his wife Velma White Winter. | |
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![]() 1935 Aunt Chris and Aunt Fannie with children--Aunt Chris Winter, Grace Winter, Naomi Winter, Marion Winter, Muriel Winter, Aunt Fannie Winter--about 1935. Aunt Chris never married and had no children. The 2 younger girls are sisters and children of Aunt Fannie and Uncle Charlie—Naomi (daughter of Allan and Mamie Winter) would come up from Florida to visit in Wrentham | |
![]() Winter Gathering at Lake Archer. Standing left to right: Charlie Winter, Roy (1889-1940) and Mary L. "Mamie" Wooliscroft Hewins, unknown, Aunt Emma George according to Ida George, Unknown, maybe Velma White, Unknown. Middle two: Unknown and Bob Winter in the center with sweater and tie, Siting on porch: Maybe Unknown, Walter George, Murray Winter Sitting on sidewalk: Elsie Winter and maybe Alden White or Al George. Clothing indicates about 1915-1920. Charlie and Fannie married in 1917, probably at the George camp on Lake Archer in Wrentham | |
![]() Cousins and friends at the lake about 1934--l-r back Allan George, Nancy Brown--no relation,, Bob Winter, Dot ?,Ida George, ? , Dave Kennedy (lived next-door to Aunt Bertha on Winter Street), "Chappie" Larner (for chaperone), Elsie George by the post. In the middle, Ethel Winter standing by the post on the left, Betty Pettingill, George Winter is in the center, Roxanne ?, Barbara Boyce, Peggy George is second from the left in the front, Beth Winter ,Muriel Winter, ?, Grace Winter, Marion Winter, Charles Winter is on the far right. Probably taken at one of the camps on Lake Archer. Maybe 1935 or so. Amesbury, MA, connection--the Miss Winslows who were related to Beth Winter Gommi's mother through Betty Pettingill. Betty and Ida became friends. They rented a cottage on the lake. | |
![]() Back, l-r Laurence Kirkton, Doris Hale who became Laurence's wife, Bud Brown, Hattie Belle and Wallace Canney (holding the cat). Rita Hale (sister of Doris), unidentified man, Ethel Power, Bob Winter. Viriginia Benson (who lived with Gramma Brown for some time), unidentified man, and Ida George far right Front, Earle Tyler Stewart (worked at Winter Bros.). and Marguerite Mildred Munson (later the wife of Earle Stewart), Donald Kirkton, Virginia Olsen, Lois Brown, Ellie Olsen, Peg George far right. Christian Endeavor group: Late 1930s. According to Ida, Hattie Belle and Wallace Carney came up to visit at Kirkton's. He was Mrs. Kirkton's son before she married Kirkton. Sylvia Kirkton Kellershon says, Uncle Wallace was my dad's half brother and minister of a Congregational Church in Connecticut for 50 years. His mother, Sarah Stacy Hunt was Dad's mother and married to Leonard Kirkton. | |
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![]() Bertha Eliza White 1882-1975 Ward's Studio in North Attleboro, MA. 195 Thames Street. |
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![]() 1910. Elsie Winter, Bertha White, Mildred Proctor (identified by both Ida and Muriel), Velma White, and Bob Winter. This was five years before Velma and Bob married. |
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![]() Robert Stewart Winter Jr. Birth Certificate, July 30,1916, Woonsocket, RI. Sandy Winter Covert noticed that they are both listed as 24 when in fact Velma was five years older than Robert. I suspect Velma would have been quite sensitive about their differences, especially with the birth of a child. Since this document would not be seen by other family members, it would seem a harmless little fudge. Below is the town registry which confirms this information. | |
![]() Robert Stewart Winter Jr.'s birth recorded in Woonsocket, RI. town registry confirming the incorrect birthdate for Velma Winter. | |
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![]() Typecast “Daddy Long Legs”, Lead Bob Winter, Bob is in ninth grade at Bunker Junior High- 1931, Muskegon, MI Seated (left to right) Alice Nelson, Raymond Greenwood, Ednarae Morency, Robert Winter, Miss Anne Meengs, Forrest Hall, Beulah Giles, June Bodine Standing: Franklin Lyon, Emma Witterongel, Margaret Enkelmann, Beverly Leaf, Mills Casterline, Marva Sheneman, Lawrence Bleier, Maxine Anderson, Dorrell Pelkey, Robert Quinn, Christie Vincent, George Weick, Bertha Knudson |
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![]() Robert S. Winter, high school graduation, 1934. |
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![]() Robert Winter is in the second row from the back, 5 people in. Muskegon, Michigan |
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![]() Fourth Row. (L to R) Laura Modrow — Girl Reserve; Bernice Squire — entered Bunker from St. Mary’s Lake School, G. A., Glee Club, Girl Reserves; Emma Wittevrongel — G. A. A., Girl Reserves; Beverly Leaf — Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Glee Club, Senior Play, Track Team, Trojan Team; Beulah Giles — G. A. A., President Glee Club, Vice-Pres. Career Club; June Bodine — Vice Pres. Bunker Republic, Vice-Pres. Orchestra, Treas. Glee Club, Treas. Girl Reserves, Associate Editor Sand Dune, Assistant Business Manager Sand Dune, Member G. A. A., Valedictorian of Class, and Senior Play; Mills Casterline — Glee Club, G. A. A., Career Club, and Senior Play; Elizabeth Westenfelder entered 9-B from Norton No. 4 school, Member of Third Row. (L to R) Mr. R. A. Zimmerman, advisor; Iva Modrow -—- Entered 9-B from Hungerford school, member of Girl Reserves; Margaret Enkelmann — Entered 9-B from Lutheran School, member of Girl Reserves, Glee Club, G. A. A., and Senior Play; Maxine Anderson —- Career Club, Secy. of Bunker Republic, G. A. A., Asst. Editor Sand Dune, Capt. of Grecians, and Senior Play; Elaine McParlan -—- Entered in 8-B from McGraw school, Detroit, member of Career Club and G. A. A; Ednarae Morency — Entered 8-B from St .Mary’s school, member of Career Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., and Senior Play; Alice M. Nelson —-Member of G. A. A., Glee Club, Sand Dune Staff, and Senior Play; Hazel Olson —- Member Girl Reserves; Norman Cook -—- Entered 9—B from Fremont Public School, member Career Club; George Snyder— Member Football team, Volley Ball Ieague, Sand Dune Staff, B. A. A., Boys’ Cooking Club; Mr. C. A. Huller, principal. Second Row (L to R) Mary Rafferty — Girl Reserves, G. A. A; Robert Quinn —— Pres. Boys’ Cooking Club, Senator Room M, Treas. Boys’ Glee Club, Feature Editor Sand Dune, and Senior Play; Forrest Hall -—- B. A. A., Secy. and Treas. Hi-Y, Secy. Glee Club, Publicity Editor of Sand Dune, Senator from Room M, and Senior Play; Lawrence Bleier — Hi-Y, Pres. Orchestra, and Senior Play; Glenn Green — Boys’ Letter Club, and B. A. A.; Dorrell Pelky — Glee Club, Treas. B. A. A., Boys’ Letter Club, Football, and Basketball teams, Senior Play; Franklyn Lyon — Vice-Pres. Boys’ Cooking Club, and Senior Play; Kenneth Locke — Hi-Y, B. A. A., and Director of Public Safety; Robert Olson — B. A. A., and Boys’ Cooking Club. First Row (L to R) Clarence Bundt — Letter Club, and B. A. A.; Bill Hellman — Capt. Basketball and Football teams, Secy. Letter Cl.ub, Track team, Volley Ball team; George Weick — Pres. Bunker Republic, Pres. Hi-Y, Boys’ Glee Club, Business Manager Sand Dune, and Senior Play; Robert Winter — Entered 9-B from Cooley High School, Detroit, Literary Editor Sand Dune, Glee Club, Hi-Y, B. A. A., and Senior Play, Elmer Jandt — Entered 9-B from Lutheran School, Career Club. Ted Drake — Football team, B. A. A., and Career Club. Those not in Picture Are: Marva Sheneman — Editor Sand Dune, Pres. G. A. A., Career Club, Glee Club, Capt. Trojan team, Treas. Bunker Republic, and Senior Play; Christie Vincent—Pres. Career Club, Vice-Pres. 9-A Class, Capt. Czechs, G. A. A., Senior Play, and Salutatorian of Class, William Berg — Career Club and B. A. A; Raymond Pierson - Cooking Club, and B. A. A.; Bertha Knudson — Girl Reserves, Glee Club. G. A. A., and Senior Play; Raymond Johnson — B. A. A., James Hiner -— Letter Club, and B. A. A.; August Grams -—- Hi-Y, B. A. A.; Nadine Sawyer — Girl Reserves, G. A. A.; John Elliott — Hi-Y and B. A. A. George Boyd — Hi-Y, and B. A. A. |
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![]() Fourth Row. (L to R) Laura Modrow — Girl Reserve; Bernice Squire — entered Bunker from St. Mary’s Lake School, G. A., Glee Club, Girl Reserves; Emma Wittevrongel — G. A. A., Girl Reserves; Beverly Leaf — Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Glee Club, Senior Play, Track Team, Trojan Team; Beulah Giles — G. A. A., President Glee Club, Vice-Pres. Career Club; June Bodine — Vice Pres. Bunker Republic, Vice-Pres. Orchestra, Treas. Glee Club, Treas. Girl Reserves, Associate Editor Sand Dune, Assistant Business Manager Sand Dune, Member G. A. A., Valedictorian of Class, and Senior Play; Mills Casterline — Glee Club, G. A. A., Career Club, and Senior Play; Elizabeth Westenfelder entered 9-B from Norton No. 4 school, Member of Third Row. (L to R) Mr. R. A. Zimmerman, advisor; Iva Modrow -—- Entered 9-B from Hungerford school, member of Girl Reserves; Margaret Enkelmann — Entered 9-B from Lutheran School, member of Girl Reserves, Glee Club, G. A. A., and Senior Play; Maxine Anderson —- Career Club, Secy. of Bunker Republic, G. A. A., Asst. Editor Sand Dune, Capt. of Grecians, and Senior Play; Elaine McParlan -—- Entered in 8-B from McGraw school, Detroit, member of Career Club and G. A. A; Ednarae Morency — Entered 8-B from St .Mary’s school, member of Career Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., and Senior Play; Alice M. Nelson —-Member of G. A. A., Glee Club, Sand Dune Staff, and Senior Play; Hazel Olson —- Member Girl Reserves; Norman Cook -—- Entered 9—B from Fremont Public School, member Career Club; George Snyder— Member Football team, Volley Ball Ieague, Sand Dune Staff, B. A. A., Boys’ Cooking Club; Mr. C. A. Huller, principal. Second Row (L to R) Mary Rafferty — Girl Reserves, G. A. A; Robert Quinn —— Pres. Boys’ Cooking Club, Senator Room M, Treas. Boys’ Glee Club, Feature Editor Sand Dune, and Senior Play; Forrest Hall -—- B. A. A., Secy. and Treas. Hi-Y, Secy. Glee Club, Publicity Editor of Sand Dune, Senator from Room M, and Senior Play; Lawrence Bleier — Hi-Y, Pres. Orchestra, and Senior Play; Glenn Green — Boys’ Letter Club, and B. A. A.; Dorrell Pelky — Glee Club, Treas. B. A. A., Boys’ Letter Club, Football, and Basketball teams, Senior Play; Franklyn Lyon — Vice-Pres. Boys’ Cooking Club, and Senior Play; Kenneth Locke — Hi-Y, B. A. A., and Director of Public Safety; Robert Olson — B. A. A., and Boys’ Cooking Club. First Row (L to R) Clarence Bundt — Letter Club, and B. A. A.; Bill Hellman — Capt. Basketball and Football teams, Secy. Letter Cl.ub, Track team, Volley Ball team; George Weick — Pres. Bunker Republic, Pres. Hi-Y, Boys’ Glee Club, Business Manager Sand Dune, and Senior Play; Robert Winter — Entered 9-B from Cooley High School, Detroit, Literary Editor Sand Dune, Glee Club, Hi-Y, B. A. A., and Senior Play, Elmer Jandt — Entered 9-B from Lutheran School, Career Club. Ted Drake — Football team, B. A. A., and Career Club. Those not in Picture Are: Marva Sheneman — Editor Sand Dune, Pres. G. A. A., Career Club, Glee Club, Capt. Trojan team, Treas. Bunker Republic, and Senior Play; Christie Vincent—Pres. Career Club, Vice-Pres. 9-A Class, Capt. Czechs, G. A. A., Senior Play, and Salutatorian of Class, William Berg — Career Club and B. A. A; Raymond Pierson - Cooking Club, and B. A. A.; Bertha Knudson — Girl Reserves, Glee Club. G. A. A., and Senior Play; Raymond Johnson — B. A. A., James Hiner -— Letter Club, and B. A. A.; August Grams -—- Hi-Y, B. A. A.; Nadine Sawyer — Girl Reserves, G. A. A.; John Elliott — Hi-Y and B. A. A. George Boyd — Hi-Y, and B. A. A. |
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![]() Typecast “Daddy Long Legs”, Lead Bob Winter, Bob is in ninth grade at Bunker Junior High- 1931, Muskegon, MI 9 A Piay Cast Seated (left to right) Alice Nelson, Raymond Greenwood, Ednarae Morency, Robert Winter, Miss Annie Meengs, Forrest Hall, Beulah Giles, June Bodine Standing — Franklin Lyon, Emma Wittevrongel, Margaret Enkelmann, Beverly Leaf, Mills Casterline, Marva Sheneman, Lawrence Bleier, Maxine Anderson, Dorrell Pelkey, Robert Quinn, Christie Vincent, George Weick, Bertha Knudson |
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![]() Bob Winter, right end of back row in vest, Olivet College. Likely freshman or sophomore class, 1934/35
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![]() Bob Winter, 8th from left, back row, Olivet College. 1937/38 Olivet College ECHO. Wednesday, June 15, 1938. Volume XLVIII, No. 30. Page 1 - Graduation group photo, under the headline “Fifty-Two Seniors to Receive Diplomas Sunday” The text below the image reads "From left to right Front row, Phoebe Hennigar, Ruth Yotter, Georgene Wilson, Helen Mary Byrum, Mary Branston, Susan Farr, Gretchen Arndts, Mary Lou Beardsley, Evelyn Sprague, Marge Marquam, Maire Lowery, Genevra Trierweiler, Eva McAlvay, Olivia Heimann, June Harris, Laura Berghorst; Back row, Raymond Karcher, Jack Butterick, Arthur Josephson, Jack Kemp, Harry Kinsel, Ian Ross Kiltie, Kerry Gordon, Robert Winter, Russell Loftus, Emerson Grindall, Earl Wilson, George Krepps, Malcom McLeod, Don Stark, George Prentice, Tom Wagner, Frank Ransom, and William Dole Absentees: William Marty, Ruth Churchill, Robert Allen, William De Young, Florence Efty, and Paul Hardwick. |
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![]() Bob Winter, 4th from left, 5th row from front, suit and tie, Olivet College 1936. Click Here For Large Panorama Version Likely in the photo:: Phoebe Hennigar, Ruth Yotter, Georgene Wilson, Helen Mary Byrum, Mary Branston, Susan Farr, Gretchen Arndts, Mary Lou Beardsley, Evelyn Sprague, Marge Marquam, Maire Lowery, Genevra Trierweiler, Eva McAlvay, Olivia Heimann, June Harris, Laura Berghorst; Gustavo Polit, Robert Pearse, Edward Yotter, Caroline Meier, Louise Parmelee, Isabel Maybee, Mary Frances Bos, Ted Kopecko, John O’Brien, Tony Quandt, Class President Frank Powers, Walter Schneeman Raymond Karcher, Jack Butterick, Arthur Josephson, Jack Kemp, Harry Kinsel, Ian Ross Kiltie, Kerry Gordon, Robert Winter, Russell Loftus, Emerson Grindall, Earl Wilson, George Krepps, Malcom McLeod, Don Stark, George Prentice, Tom Wagner, Frank Ransom, and William Dole William Marty, Ruth Churchill, Robert Allen, William De Young, Florence Efty, and Paul Hardwick. |
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![]() Bob Winter, 9th from left, 3rd row from back row in a beanie cap AND the right end of 3rd row from front, again in beanie cap. Thanks to the generous help of the research staff at the college, and especially Hannah E. Mellino '19, Archives Administrative and Communications Assistant for these beautiful scans. Click Here For Large Panorama Version Rollout Photo 1934-36 Olivet College. Among those included in the photo are likely: Phoebe Hennigar, Ruth Yotter, Georgene Wilson, Helen Mary Byrum, Mary Branston, Susan Farr, Gretchen Arndts, Mary Lou Beardsley, Evelyn Sprague, Marge Marquam, Maire Lowery, Genevra Trierweiler, Eva McAlvay, Olivia Heimann, June Harris, Laura Berghorst; Gustavo Polit, Robert Pearse, Edward Yotter, Caroline Meier, Louise Parmelee, Isabel Maybee, Mary Frances Bos, Ted Kopecko, John O’Brien, Tony Quandt, Class President Frank Powers, Walter Schneeman Raymond Karcher, Jack Butterick, Arthur Josephson, Jack Kemp, Harry Kinsel, Ian Ross Kiltie, Kerry Gordon, Robert Winter, Russell Loftus, Emerson Grindall, Earl Wilson, George Krepps, Malcom McLeod, Don Stark, George Prentice, Tom Wagner, Frank Ransom, and William Dole William Marty, Ruth Churchill, Robert Allen, William De Young, Florence Efty, and Paul Hardwick. Faculty likely in the photo: Paul Marion Flory philosophy, N. W. Larkum, John Seybold, Robert Rex Hancox, physics,(seated 7th from left) |
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![]() Carrie was married to Charles Frederick Winter, son of Charles Winter who came over from Scotland. She was the mother of Beth Winter Gommi. |
![]() Walter and Elsie George, Fannie and Charlie Winter about 1935 |
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![]() 1938 Winters and Georges in Wrentham, MA About 1938. Wrentham, MA. In tree:l-r-Marian Winter, Margaret (Peggy) George, Standing: Charles Winter, Bertha White, George Winter, Fanny Winter, Allan George, Ida George, Raymond George, Velma Winter, Robert Winter, Jr., Christina Winter, Mary Winter, Charles Winter, Walter George, Kneeling/seated: Emma George, Robert Winter, Sr., Elsie Winter, Muriel Winter, Murray George, Grace Winter |
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![]() Pat & Phone, 1942--photo by Florence Brown |
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![]() l-r Bob Winter, Jr., Velma White Winter, Lois Brown Winter, Doris Brown, Bertha White. In front, Nancy Winter ( l) and Pat Winter (r) |
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![]() Thanksgiving 1944, Charlie & Fannie Winter’s house, Wrentham, MA |
![]() Thanksgiving , 1944, Wrentham, MA Fanny & Charlie Winter’s house. |
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![]() Thanksgiving, 1944 |
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![]() 5/16/15 A gathering of Winters, Georges, and Browns for Grace Winter Cochrane's 90th birthday--on Sanibel Island. In the photo from left to right standing in the back: Gordon Cochrane, Fred Brown, Kim Cochrane, Bruce Gosse, Steve Cochrane, Bruce Cochrane, Ian Gosse and spouse, Dianne Selden. Second Row: Russell Maynard, Cathy Brown (spouse of Fred Brown), Kate Winter, Barbara Thomson, Cathy Cochrane (spouse of Steve Cochrane), Marianne MacLaren Thomson Lawarence (aka Mary Mac), Nate Lawrence. Seated in the front left to right: Lee Cochrane, Grace Winter Cochrane, Jane Beresford Maynard, and Lisa Cochrane with Sanna Bella the dog.
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![]() IsLois, Bobby, Bob, Sandy, Pat and Nancy, 1949 |
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![]() Front: Sandy, Martha Brown, Nancy, 1949 |
![]() Portrait by Aunt Florence--Mom made our dresses |
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![]() Lois and Pat Winter, 1944
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![]() Bobby is not in the picture as he had the chicken pox--57 Campina Court, Coral Gables, FL |
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![]() 2nd row: Nancy, Pat and Bobby Winter Back Row: Julie Hoffman with Billy on lap, Cody Dolan, Lois Winter, Marian Brown (in back), Bob Winter July 7, 1950 |
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![]() l-r--Ida George, Wilfrid Winter, Muriel Winter, J. Wally Weber, Sherwood Parker Raymond, Loel and Beth, Ethel Winter, Harold Andrew Raymond, Lilllian Power, Dick Farrar, Kathy Kavanaugh , and two flower girls, on left is Jane Schouler and right, Cynthia Weber. Click Button details and larger picture. |
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![]() Feb. 21, 1948 Charles Crane Winter, Fannie George Winter, Grace Winter Cochrane, and Cyrus Mark Cochrane This picture was taken in the living room in the house on East Street. |
![]() Bob Winter and brother Murray Winter visit during the wedding reception for Aunt Florence and Uncle Nick Caldarone. The reception was in the church parsonage in Wrentham, MA. |
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![]() Our Christmas card picture for 1954 in our new house at 5910 S.W. 81st St. Front: Sandy and Bobby Winter, Back: Nancy and Pat Winter | |
![]() Principal Harry Rath of Coral Gables High School suggesting that Patricia Winter be placed in special classes her senior year due to her exceptional scholatic ability. | |
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![]() Front Row: Nancy Winter, Sephanie Caldarone, Becky Brown, Sandy Winter, Martha Brown, Phil Brown, Judy Caldarone. Fred Brown in front of Becky. | |
![]() 50th Wedding Anniversary, Dec. 14, 1962 |
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![]() Queen Mary, 1967--Beth was the granddaughter of Charles Winter, one of the brothers who came over from Scotland. Her husband Ted did the first family genealogy in the 1970s |
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![]() Mom and Dad had a great trip--but Mom got sick and dehydrated--had to be hospitalized when they got home |
![]() On the left--Charles and Theresa Meikle Griswold, center, Ida and Dave Meikle, right: Eric, Peggy (Meikle) and Will Egli |
![]() Winter/Brown Family Reunion group picture, July 19, 2007, Giants Ridge, Biwabik, MN Back row, L>R--Sarah Oakes, Beth Oakes, Elizabeth Brown, Phil Brown, Josh Brown, Mardie Oakes, Tony Deifell, Kamala H. Johnson, Ethan Buck on Eugene Buck's shoulders, Jay Johnson w/ Jaheim, Robert Winter. Allison H. Edgecomb, Pat W. and Mel Oakes, Cindy Davies, Zach Brown, Linda Ronan, Alicia and Cathy Brown, Elton Brown, Theresa Brown, Aaron Brown, Shanti H. Blatnik w/ Katia, Martha B. Koziol, Robert Hanson, Becky B. Erlenbach, Emily Brown, Peg George Brown (senior member of the family) Middle--L>R--Kathy Brown, Ellie Wilson Reppucci, Margie Wilson Davies, Nancy Ronan Morrison, (skip Allison) Jean Webb, (skip Cindy), Cassie Davies-Juhnke, (skip Linda), Jessamy Brown, Fred Brown(sunglasses), Sandra W. Heckman, Asha, Pragya (Mishra), Sanjeev and Gaurav Adhikari Front--L>R--Doug and Nancy W. Hatch, Emily Buck, Sophia Blatnik, Aliyah Johnson, Susanna Edgecomb, Jada Johnson, Lydia Blatnik, Scott Blatnik, Grace and Rose Morrison, Ray Brown Also at the reunion, but not pictured, were Beth Bidlock, Dave Juhnke, Carla and Jay Erlenbach, Becka Boss, and Frank Blatnik. |
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![]() John signed it on the back "91 + years"--he lived to be 96 |
![]() George Ednie Winter from 1940 Tufts University Yearbook |
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