Patrick Murray and Isabella Ednie Winter Family

 

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


Patrick Murray Winter (1840-1901)- Isabella Ednie (1851-1934)

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.

 

 

Patrick Murray & Isabella Ednie Winter Gallery
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Patrick Murray Winter (1840-1901) ca. 1870
Isablla Ednie Winter (1851-1934), ca.1881
Patrick Murray Winter 1840-1901
Isabella Ednie Winter, (1851-1934) Wife of Patrick Winter, b. Perth, Scotland

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.
Believed to be John Bishop and Christina Darling Winter, c. 1865, year of their marriage. They lived only a short walk from the photographer, H. Thomson, Perth, 30th George St. (operated between 1860-65, information courtesy of Sara Kelly, Librarian, Perth). Brother of Patrick Murray Winter
Photo by George F. Roger, Artist, 57 & 59 Nethergate, Dundee, and Cottage Place, Broughty Ferry. Likely John Bishop Winter (1834-1905) and a daughter. Roger a photographer in 1871, 81 Censuses. In 1861 is photographer artist, Hawkhill, Dundee
James Scott Winter 1797-1871, Father of John Bishop Winter
James Scott Winter Stone erected by his sons. In Wellshill Cemetery, Perth, Scotland
William Clark Winter(1838-1920), b. Coupar, Angus, Scotland. Came to U. S. about 1867. Brother of Patrick Murray Winter.
(Picture, c. 1915, Courtesy Winifred Hebb)
Charles Winter(1836-1903). c. 1875. Brother of Patrick Murray Winter. Came from Scotland in 1857 to Mansfield, MA. Later joined by brothers, William & Patrick Murray.
John Ednie (1819-1901), Father of Isabella Ednie Winter
Mary Allan Ednie, (1826-1901), wife of John Ednie
Back of John Ednie’s Cabinet Card. James Porter, the photographer committed suicide on Nov. 4, 1878 in Dundee at home of his brother, by drinking cyanide of potassium from his studio. He was a crack shot of the Perthshire Rifle Battalion. He left a widow and 12 children

Back of Mary Allan Ednie’s Cabinet Card

John Ednie (1819-1901), Father of Isabella Ednie Winter, Gardener Scone Palace, b. Fife
Mary Allan Ednie, (1826-1901), wife of John Ednie

John & Mary Allan Ednie, about 1885, Perth, Scotland.
John Ednie’s Black Thorn Cane, Perth
John Ednie’s Black Thorn Cane, Perth
John and Mary Ednie Anniversary Tea Service
John & Mary Ednie, attended St. Martins church near Perth.
Old Balboughty Cottages, early home of John & Mary Ednie. They are near Scone, Perth, Scotland
Scone Palace
John & Mary Ednie, Old Scone Cottage No. 6, Scone, Perthshire, Scotland, c 1880s
John & Mary Ednie's Headstone
Perth, Scotland
Scone Palace Work Buildings, Becky Brown Erlenbach, 2022
Scone Palace Gardens 2022, photo by David Murie
John(1873-1969), Allan (1878-1960) & Murray(1875-1959) Winter c. 1885. Isabella Ednie and Patrick Murray Winter’s boys. Mansfield MA, J. Ralph Allen Studio. Isabella took them to Scotland for a year--1882-1883
John Winter, c. 1900--Oldest son of Patrick and Isabella Ednie Winter

Wrentham First Day Cover

 

John Ednie and Wilhelmina Emma (Minnie) Holman Winter Family
John, Allan and Murray Winter
John Ednie Winter
Winter Brothers. The photo shows the staff in about 1910, John is third from right on back row, Murray is second from right on back row. Charles is fourth from the right on second row.
John Winter's School, Perth, Scotland, He attended 1882-83 while in Perth for a year.
Isabella Winter, John Winter, Wilhelmina Emma (Minnie) Holman Winter, Mary Winter, 9/19/1933. Only picture of John's wife we have.
John Ednie Winter (1873-1969), Oldest son of Patrick Murray Winter
Spring 1965. Cerry Blossums, Great-Uncle John Ednie Winter in N. Attleborough, MA
John signed it on the back "91 + years"--he lived to be 96
John Winter from newspaper article. The article can be found here. John Ednie Winter Newspaper You will need to scroll down quite a ways.

Murray and Ethel Black Kirkton Winter Family
Murray and Mary Elizabeth "May" Kirkton Winter Family

Murray Winter, Tintype 1876
Murray Winter (1875-1969), Second son of Patrick Murray Winter. Murray and Mae had a big house on South Street. He was cheerful and hardworking.

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.

Ethel Kirkton, High school graduation 1906

Leonard Kirkton, Ethel Kirkton and Murray Winter, 1910
Ethel was Murray Winter’s first wife. She died shortly after her second child was born.
Ethel Black Kirkton Wedding Picture, 1915,
Married Murray Winter
Mary Elizabeth (May) Kirkton (1900-86)--about 1918--high school graduation. She married Murray Winter
Mary (or Isabella) 3rd from left, Charlie Winter behind, Bertha White to the left of the right hand pole, Mary (or Isabella) Winter, Murray Winter, probably taken at Lake Archer about 1910
Unknown with Murray Winter, from files of Muriel Beresford

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,
Seated: Wilfred Winter, Ethel Winter, Ida George, Marion Winter(standing), Isabella Smith Winter, Christina Darling Winter
Standing: Charles Winter, May Winter, Allan George, Fannie Winter, Murray Winter, Murray George, Walter George, Elsie Winter George, Raymond George, George Winter
May, Wilfrid, Ethel, Beth, & Murray Winter, Christmas, c. 1935
Wilfrid Winter(1917-2006) c.1919
Son of Murray & Ethel Winter
Wilfrid Winter, (1917-2006), about 1920 c
Son of Murray and Ethel Winter
Wilfrid Murray Winter (1919-2006)-circa 1924
Wilfrid Murray 'Bill' Winter
Wrentham Elementary.Front, 2nd from left: Ida Gertrude George. Front, 2nd from right: Wilfrid Murray Winter.
Wrentham-School-class-picture-about-1930.
May, Murray and Beth Winter
Thanksgiving 1944, Charlie & Fannie Winter’s house, Wrentham, MA
Mary, Chris & Isabella Winter, sisters,
Thanksgiving , 1944, Wrentham, MA
Fanny & Charlie Winter’s house.
Isabella Winter, Walter George, Muriel Winter, May & Murray Winter, Fannie Winter, Elsie W. George, Beth Winter, Chris Winter, Ida George(Hidden), Grace /w Elton Brown Jr., Emma George, Marion Winter, Charles Winter
Thanksgiving, 1944
Christine Winter, Mary(?) Winter, unknown, May Kirkton Winter
Ethel, Beth, Wilfred, May and Murray Winter Family
Dinner Group, Standing: Murray Winter 4th from the left & May Winter 6th from the left.
Charlie, Ethel & David Hyman
Nancy, Pat, and Sandy with Charlie (1925-2009) and Ethel Winter Hyman (1924-2012) in Manhattan, 2008. We had a lovely visit. Ethel is Robert Winter’s cousin.
Ethel Winter --1939--daughter of May (Kirkton) and Murray Winter
Ethel Winter --1939
Entrance Exams 1st Class of H. S. Performing Arts at Juilliard. Seated:John Martin, Critic NY Times, Martha Hill, Martha Graham, Standing.:B.J. Wahlberg, Pianist, Ethel Winter, Instructor, Mrs.Draper, Murial Stuart, Ballet--1948
Ethel Kirkton Winter Hyman danced with the Martha Graham Company and taught at Juilliard--photo--1957
Ethel KirktonWinter Hyman, daughter of Murray and May Winter--1963
Ethel Winter in Martha Graham’s “Frontier”--1964
Ethel Winter, the Juilliard School’s Dance Department’s 2008 recipient of the Martha Hill Lifetime Achievement Award. Click for more. Photo from 1965
Ethel Winter-1943

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.”

Ms. Winter was a member of the Graham company until 1969 and appeared as a guest artist until 1973. She was also hailed as a great teacher and taught at Juilliard for 50 years, until 2003.Ethel Winter was born on June 18, 1924, in Wrentham, Mass., where she took dance classes as a child before studying in Boston. As an undergraduate at Bennington College in Vermont, she was introduced to the modern-dance pioneers by Martha Hitt, director of the college’s dance program and the first head of Juilliard’s dance division.

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.
Babe Ruth, Charlie Hyman and g-father Max Rosner & Lou Gehrig, c 1929, Charlie married Ethel Winter
Charlie Hyman and Babe Ruth, c. 1933
Charlie Hyman & Joe DiMaggio, c. 1936
Charles Hyman, (1925-2009), husband of Ethel Winter, father of David Hyman

David Hyman, son of Charlie and Ethel Winter Hyman,
NewYork, 1962

Christina, Isabella and Mary Winter Family
Christina Darling Winter, high school graduation, ca-1901. She had pernicious anemia and went to California for climate. It did not help so she returned to Wrentham expecting to die. Pernicious anemia is a disease in which not enough red blood cells are present due to a lack of vitamin B12. It was a fatal disease around the world up until 1926, when Whipple and Robschett-Robbins proved that a daily dose of a half a pound of beef liver, or raw liver juice, could control the disease. Chemists later developed a concentrated liver juice, followed by a much more powerful injectable liver extract that reduced the cost of treatment. Whipple, Murphy and Minot shared the Nobel Prize in 1934 for their work, which ultimately led to the discovery and synthesis of vitamin B12 (cobalamin), and officially took pernicious anemia off the list of deadly medical problems. Timeline: Whipple and Robscheit-Robbins made the discovery during experiments from 1917 through the early 1920s, in which dogs were bled to make them anemic then fed various foods to see which would make them recover most rapidly. They discovered ingesting large amounts of liver seemed to cure anemia from blood loss, and then tried it as a treatment for pernicious anemia, reporting improvement. Minot and Murphy then worked to isolate the curative property in liver, and in 1926 showed it was contained in raw liver juice. Other scientists discovered Vitamin B12 as the active curative ingredient.
Christina Darling Winter(1883-1971) Sister of Allan, John & Murray Winter. Christina was a suffragette. She was friendly and cheerful. Lived with Auntie Twins at 10 Dana Street in Cambridge. Twins worked at MIT.
Auntie Twins about 1910, Isabella(1896-1974) and Mary Winter (1896-1963). They were born on April Fool’s Day, Isabella Ednie Winter’s 8th and 9th children
Auntie Twins about 1914, Isabella (1896-1974) and Mary Winter (1896-1963).

Auntie Twins, Isabella (1896-1974) and Mary Winter (1896-1963)..
Bertha White (1882-1995) c. 1900, High School Graduation Picture. Sister of Velma White Winter

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
Elsie Winter George (1885-1991)--about 1903--high school graduation, Wrentham, MA
Elsie Adamson Winter (1885-1991),
Second Daughter of Partrick & Isabella Winter
wife of Walter George
Walter George, High School Graduation, 1904, Wrentham MA
(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.
Elsie Adamson Winter (1885-1991), c. 1905,
Second Daughter of Partrick & Isabella Winter
wife of Walter George
Walter George (1885-1969) and his father Harvey George (1855-1934) about 1910
Walter George and his father Harvey and Ida George in the wagon, 1919. Harvey lost his arm in when he developed an infection from a nail when he was working at the box factory in Wrentham
Walter George (1885-1969) and his father Harvey George (1855-1934) about 1910
Walter George and his father Harvey and Ida George in the wagon, 1919. Harvey lost his arm in when he developed an infection from a nail when he was working at the box factory in Wrentham
Ida, Raymond, and Murray George, c. 1919
Emma Elizabeth George (July 3, 1883–Nov. 21, 1964), sister of Walter H. and Alfred E. George and sister of Mrs. Charles C. "Fannie" Winter. ca 1920. WWI Yeoman (Female) Summer Uniform, USN. She lived in Hartford and West Hartford, Connecticut for 15 years
Walter George, man in suit under light fixture.
Walter and Elsie George and their children l-r Peg, Walter, Murray, Raymond, Allan, Elsie (Winter), and Ida George, 1939, Wrentham, MA
Walter and Elsie George with Elsie’s siblings, Mary, John, Chris, Isabella, and Charlie Winter,
50th Wedding Anniversary, Dec. 14, 1962

Difficult Jobs Master;
Murray George, Dies December 3, 1970

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
moved the tree, roots and all, 40 ft away so the shade could land on the house.

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
the library in Bellevue.

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)
swung an ax, too. They look on enough trees for the house, then dug trenches for pipes and a couple septic, tank pits.

Walter and Elsie George, Fannie and Charlie Winter about 1935
Walter and Fannie were brother and sister as were Charlie and Elsie
Walter and Elsie Adamson Winter George, 1946. Note Walter’s early hearing aid.
Peg, Ida, and Allan George about 1926
Emma George (sister of Walter George) with her car and unknown children at the George house on South Street--1920s.
Walter and Elsie George with Murray, 1913

Allan Winfred George, U. S. Army ca. 1943.
Allan George (1919-91), son of Walter and Elsie Winter George, c. 1930
Naomi Winter (1904-76), c. 1922, daughter of Allan & Mamie Winter, Miami, FL
Montage, 1906.
Marion Inez Hall Willard (1887-1955)
Bertha White
Elsie Winter George
Fannie George Winter
Mildred Proctor Jeffries
Teresa May Woodward (Woodworth) (1889-1981)
Velma White Winter
Emma George
Fern Wing Rose (1887-1939)
Christina Winter
Ethel May Wing Dodd (1887-1980) Sister of Fern Wing.
Ethel May Wing Dodd (1887-1980) She married George L. Dodd, only son of Horace & Susan E. B. (Lincoln) Dodd, was a former Boston wool agent and past grand commander of the Grand Commandery, Knights Templars, of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, died at his home on Franklin st. in Wrentham. His mother-in-law, Mary C. Wing, lived with them in 1940. He was associated with the Union Wadding Company until he retired in July 1948. He served in the Massachusetts legislature and was active in town affairs. He was survived by his wife Ethel M. (Wing) Dodd(15 May 1887-17 Dec 1980).
Winters and Georges at Aunt Elsie's 100th birthday party, October 24, 1985 Wrentham, MA
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
Newspaper article about Aunt Elsie's 100th birthday party, October 24, 1985 Wrentham, MA
Newspaper article about Aunt Elsie's 100th birthday party, October 24, 1985 Wrentham, MA

Allen Winter Family
John, Allan and Murray Winter

Allan Winter (1878-1960), third son of Patrick Murray Winter, married Mary (Mamie) Holland--photo about 1896
About 1925?  Auntie Twins with Uncle Allan and Mamie--The Auntie Twins are standing with Uncle Allan and Aunt Mamie.  There is another picture taken at the same time where Uncle Allan and the Twins are standing with Naomi, so it seems reasonable to assume that Mamie took that picture. Maybe about 1925?
About 1925    Auntie Twins with Allan Winter and his daughter Naomi--probably Aunt Mamie took the picture
Emma George, Elsie W. & Walter George, Ida George, and Elton Brown Jr., Thanksgiving , 1944.

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.

 
Allan and  Mamie Winter in Davie, FL, in 1954?  We used to go visit Uncle Allan and Aunt Mamie (Naomi's parents) in Davie, FL.  Their house was up on stilts in an orange grove.  They moved to  Florida in the 1930s.  Allan, Mamie, and Naomi are all buried at Hollywood Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Hollywood, FL

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

 

Charles Crane and Fannie Josephine George Winter Family
Charles Crane Winter (1888-1968)
Charles Crane Winter (1888-1968). Charles dated Bertha White before marrying Fannie George. He ran the drafting room at Winter Brothers Tap and Die. Lois Brown worked for him in afternoons and attended Gordon College in mornings with her brother Elton and Ginny Olsen. Lois came home in Bud's woody station wagon. Bob Winter was attending the Mass Radio and Television School at Tremont and Boyston Streets, near the Commons. He drove But and Ginny home in his 1928 Chevy which he got from his Grandpa White.
Charles Crane Winter (1888-1968) c. 1904
Fourth Son of Patrick Murray Winter

Sally and Margery Parkhurst
Charlie and Fannie (George) Winter and their children, about 1939
l-r, Grace, Charlie, Muriel, George, Charles, Fannie, and Marion, Wrentham, MA
Charlie and Fannie (George) Winter and their children, about 1939
l-r, Grace, Charlie, Muriel, George, Charles, Fannie, and Marion, Wrentham, MA
Charlie and Fannie (George) Winter and their children,1957
l-r, Grace, Charlie, Muriel, George, Charles, Fannie, and Marion, Wrentham, MA
Charlie and Fannie (George) Winter and their children and spouses. 1957
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

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

 
The George camp at Lake Archer, Ida George, Muriel Winter, Marion Winter, Peg George--about 1928
Grace Louise Winter-1927--daughter of Charles and Fanny George Winter

Muriel Winter (age 1), daughter of Charles & Fanny George Winter, 1927
Winters, 1929, Wrentham, MA, Back:l-r, Fannie W., Ida George, May W., Raymond G., Velma & Robert W., Jr., Wilfrid & Murray W., Allan G., George Ednie W., Front--:Beth W., Marian W., Grace W., Isabella Ednie Winter w/Muriel W., Margaret G., Ethel W., Charles Francis W.
Muriel Winter (age 1), daughter of Charles & Fanny George Winter, 1927
Muriel Winter (age 1), daughter of Charles & Fanny George Winter, 1927

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.

Dorothy Margery Parkhurst

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.

Fannie George (1887-1985), high school graduation, Wrentham, MA, about 1905. She married Charles Crane Winter.

Walter and Elsie George, Fannie and Charlie Winter about 1935
Walter and Fannie were brother and sister as were Charlie and Elsie
Isabella Winter, Walter George, Muriel Winter, May & Murray Winter, Fannie Winter, Elsie W. George, Beth Winter, Chris Winter, Ida George(Hidden), Grace /w Elton Brown Jr., Emma George, Marion Winter, Charles Winter
Thanksgiving, 1944

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

 
Charles & Fannie Winter, Grace & Cy Cochrane's wedding-
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.

Tufts University 1940 Yearbook
George Ednie Winter, Senior Class.

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.

Tufts University 1940 Yearbook
George Ednie Winter, back row, extreme right.

David Kennedy and Margaret Parkhurst, sister of Sally Parkhurst
Helen, Margery and Sally Parkhurst

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.

Robert Stewart and Velma White Winter Family

Marriage certificate of Robert Stewart Winter and Velma Frances White, July 29, 1915, Wrentham, MA.

Red-headed Robert S. Winter Sr. (1891-1963),
Youngest Son of Patrick Murray Winter
married Velma Frances White

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.
Velma Frances White Winter (1886-1979)
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.

Velma Frances White Graduation, 1904
Alden White, 1884-1958
Brother of Velma White Winter, c. 1910
Mary (or Isabella) 3rd from left, Charlie Winter behind, Bertha White to the left of the right hand pole, Mary (or Isabella) Winter, Murray Winter, probably taken at Lake Archer about 1910
Middle-back, Fannie George, Velma White, and Bertha White, about 1910

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.

1939  Wrentham friends--Loel Raymond, Bob Winter, Lois Brown, Bud Brown, Ellie Olsen, Ida George, Donald Kirkton, Ruth Kirkton
Bertha Eliza White 1882-1975
Sister of Velma White Winter
Daughter of Frank Edgar & Abbie Esther Ballou White

Bertha Eliza White 1882-1975
Sister of Velma White Winter
Daughter of Frank Edgar & Abbie Esther Ballou White

Ward's Studio in North Attleboro, MA. 195 Thames Street.

Elsie George,Velma & Bertha White on the gym(?) team.5,6,7 from left--about 1900
Georges?

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.
Robert S. Winter, 2nd Row, 2nd from right. Team unknown. c. 1912, likely YMCA Track Team in Woonsocket, R. I.

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.

Robert Sr. & son, Robert Winter Jr. and nephew, Wilfred Winter, 1917
Murray (1913-1970) and Raymond (1915-1991) George
Frank Edgar White & grandson Robert Winter, 1917. He was a great gardener and shared produce with Great-Grandma Winter, especially blueberries and raspberries.
Robert Sr. and infant Robert Winter 1916, Woonsocket, RI
Ida Gertrude George , 1917-2009 about 1919
G.W. Godchaux, Attleboro, Mass., photographer
Robert,Velma, & Robert Jr. New1920 Chevrolet 490 Touring Car
4 Cylinder, 26 HP, Sale Price $810. The tiebar between the headlights was removed on later versions that year. The double windows in back were introduced in 1920.
Robert,Velma, & Robert Jr. New1920 Chevrolet 490 Touring Car
129,106 cars produced that year. Weight 1895 lbs.
Velma & Young Robert Winter (1920)
Robert S. Winter, 1920, Michigan
Cousins Wilfrid and Robert S. Winter, 1922, Buick at their Grandmother Winter’s home in Wrentham
Raymond George (1915-1991), about 1922
l-r Murray George, Robert (Bob, Jr.) Winter, Raymond George, Charles Francis Winter, Allan George (knees up), George Winter, about 1926, at the George camp on Lake Archer, Wrentham, MA
Robert Winter Jr. and Robert Winter Sr. 1922
The George camp at Lake Archer, Ida George, Muriel Winter, Marion Winter, Peg George--about 1928
From files of Muriel Beresford, maybe George Ednie Winter or Charles Francis Winter
From files of Muriel Beresford

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

Robert S. Winter, high school graduation, 1934.
Robert S. Winter, ca. 1930
Robert S. Winter Jr. colorized
Robert S. Winter Jr
Bunker Jr High Honor Students, 1931
Robert Winter is in the second row from the back, 5 people in.
Muskegon, Michigan

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
Career Club; Willie Treutler —Treas. Career Club, Vice-Pres. Boys’ Glee Club, Pres. 9-A Class, member of Football, Basketball and Track teams.

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.

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
Career Club; Willie Treutler —Treas. Career Club, Vice-Pres. Boys’ Glee Club, Pres. 9-A Class, member of Football, Basketball and Track teams.

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.
Maybe Bob Winter, 4th from left, back row. Bunker Junior High- 1931, Muskegon, MI

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

Bob Winter, left end of front row, Muskegon High School 1932-33, Muskegon, MI
Robert Winter, Jr.-really stylish in knickers! 1931
May, Wilfrid, Ethel, Beth, & Murray Winter, Christmas, c. 1935

Bob Winter, right end of back row in vest, Olivet College. Likely freshman or sophomore class, 1934/35

 

Bob Winter payments to Olivet College. 1936

 

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;

Second row, 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

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.

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.

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)
Herbert Joseph Phillips (1914-1994), friend and fellow student of Robert Winter, Olivet College

Herbert J. Phillips Obituary

Olivet College, 1940, fourth from right on front row is Mary Elizabeth "Polly" Parrott, the steady girlfriend of Robert S. Winter during his last two years at Olivet.
During summer of 1937, Robert got a job as a delivery boy, which required him to ge a Chauffeur License.
Naomi Winter, Caroline (Carrie) Winslow Winter, Edith Winter (Carrie's daughter), Christina Winter, Fannie Winter--Taken in Wrentham or Mansfield, about 1935
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
Walter and Fannie were brother and sister as were Charlie and Elsie

George Ednie Winter (1918-2005), son of Charles & Fannie Winter, about 1936
?, Everett Olsen, George Winter, Robert Winter, Donald Kirkton, Allan George, ca 1938
Lois Brown at 1936 Yearbook
Lois Brown at Lake Archer 1936
Raymond George 1937-38--home from Annapolis
Bob & Lois Winter, Dating. New York World’s Fair, 1940.

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
Ida George, State Teachers College, Bridgewater, MA, 1937. Ida is in 2nd row over left shoulder of man in the middle of first row.
Velma Winter, Lois Brown, Bertha White, 1940
Bob & Lois Winter, Plymouth Church, Miami 1940, Wedding Day
10/27/40 Lois and Bob Winter's wedding after church on that Sunday Mom and Dad's wedding party, Plymouth Congregational Church after Sunday services, October 27, 1940. l-r-Milford Owen (Outcault) "Nellie" Lockwood, Bob and Lois Winter, Mitzie Virginia Wilson Lockwood. They were the folks that Dad lived with at 2574 SW 27th Lane, Coral Gables for the several months before Mom came down from Massachusetts to get married. Nellie was a supervisor at Pan Am. Nellie was born in Belmar, JN in 1911. They were married in 1937 and divorced in 1955.Virginia married Wendell WhetstoneVirginia in 1957 and divorced in 1963. She died in 1975 in Melbourne, FL at the age of 58. They had a son, Milfor O. Lockwood Jr. (1941-2006) and three grandchildren. Mom arrived by train on Friday and stayed with the Lockwoods Friday and Saturday nights as Dad had moved into the Orange Street house in Coconut Grove which they rented. Mom took Dad out shopping on that Saturday and they bought him a suit for the wedding--I think at Burdine's--in the boy's department since he was so skinny! Cousin Naomi Winter was at the wedding, but did not go inside the church for the service as she was Catholic.
Bob and Lois Winter church program from day of wedding.
Robert Jr. , Velma Winter, Roberrt Winter Sr.
Bob & Lois Winter--1940
Pat Winter & Doris Brown, 1941
Patricia Alice Winter, 6 months old, December 1941

Pat & Phone, 1942--photo by Florence Brown

Grace Winter, b. 1925, c. 1939
Marion Winter, b.1921, c. 1939
Lois & Pat Winter, 1941
Bob, Lois & Pat Winter, 1943
Bertha White crocheted Pat’s dress.
Ethel Winter & Air Force Friend, 1943
Summer in Wrentham-1944,
l-r Bob Winter, Jr., Velma White Winter, Lois Brown Winter, Doris Brown, Bertha White. In front, Nancy Winter ( l) and Pat Winter (r)
Ida George, Marion Winter, Beth Winter, Muriel Winter, Grace Winter. Marion, Muriel & Grace are sisters. Beth and Ida are cousins. Thanksgiving 1944.
May, Murray and Beth Winter
Thanksgiving 1944, Charlie & Fannie Winter’s house, Wrentham, MA
Mary, Chris & Isabella Winter, sisters,
Thanksgiving , 1944, Wrentham, MA
Fanny & Charlie Winter’s house.
Emma Elizabeth George (July 3, 1883–Nov. 21, 1964), sister of Walter H. and Alfred E. George and sister of Mrs. Charles C. "Fannie" Winter. ca 1920. WWI Yeoman (Female) Summer Uniform, USN. She lived in Hartford and West Hartford, Connecticut for 15 years
Isabella Winter, Walter George, Muriel Winter, May & Murray Winter, Fannie Winter, Elsie W. George, Beth Winter, Chris Winter, Ida George(Hidden), Grace /w Elton Brown Jr., Emma George, Marion Winter, Charles Winter
Thanksgiving, 1944
Muriel, Marion, Fannie, Charles & Grace Winter,
Thanksgiving, 1944
10 Dana Street in Cambridge, MA, where the Auntie Twins and Aunt Chris lived for many years. It was built in 1909, called The Castle, and was designed by well-known Boston architects, Newhall and Blevins,
Pat Winter, chair, made by her Grandfather Winter, c. 1944. Portrait by her Aunt Florence
2010 gathering of Winter cousins. Back-l-r John Farquharson, Pat Winter Oakes, Nancy Winter Hatch, Bill Farquharson (son of John and Priscilla), frt--Betty Elliot, Priscilla Elliot Farquharson, & Bill (William Winter) Elliot--taken at Bertucci's in the Derby St. Shoppes in Hingham, MA. Priscilla & William Winter Elliot are the great-grandchildren of William Clark Winter.

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.

 
LtoR, Jim & Marion Winter Thomson's wedding, Apr. 3, 1945, home of the bride's parents, 192 E. St., Wrentham, with Grace,*Fannie ,Velma, ?, *Charlie Winter (*brides parents), Beth Winter. J&M drove to Newport News, he shipped out the next day. Minister, Melville Shafer, married C&F 28 yrs prior.
Beth, Loel, Aunt May, Wilfrid, Minin, and young Marjorie. This was taken at Grace and Cy Cochrane's wedding reception--Wrentham, MA. May, married to Murray, was step-mother of Beth and Wilfrid. May’s sister Ethel was their mother; she died shortly after Beth was born.
Pat, Nancy, and Bobby with grandparents Robert and Velma Winter, 1946, Wrentham, MA

IsLois, Bobby, Bob, Sandy, Pat and Nancy, 1949

170 Winter Street, Wrentham, 1948 Gramma Winter, Nancy, Lois, Sandy, Pat, Bob Winter, Gordon, Ellie, Margie, Lois, Grampa Winter, Elsie Wilson,
Gramma Brown with Sandy & Bobby '49-'50
Back: Bobby, Becky Brown, Pat
Front: Sandy, Martha Brown, Nancy, 1949
Lois and Children--Sandy, Nancy, Bobby, and Pat 1951
Portrait by Aunt Florence--Mom made our dresses
Cyrus Mark Cochrane (1922-2004), husband of Grace Louise Winter, 1952 in Hawaii
Lois Brown Winter, 1952
Robert S. & Velma White Winter, Grandparents, 1952

Lois and Pat Winter, 1944

 
Nancy, Pat, and Lois B. Winter, 1944, Coral Gables, FL
Probably taken by Aunt Florence
Nancy, Pat, and Lois B. Winter, 1944, Coral Gables, FL
Probably taken by Aunt Florence
Bob and Nancy Winter
Florence Brown, Pat & Nancy Winter, 1946
Nancy Ellen Winter , 1946
Bobby Winter, III--1947
Sandy would have been a small baby when this was taken.

Nancy, Pat
Sandy, Bobby
Winter, 1949
Pat, Sandy, and Nancy Winter, Easter 1951
Bobby is not in the picture as he had the chicken pox--57 Campina Court, Coral Gables, FL
Bertha White, Lois Brown Winter, Velma White Winter, Robert S. Winter, Jr., Robert S. Winter Sr., Stephanie Caldarone (in arms), Judy Caldarone. Aug. 1957
Front: L to R: Sandy Winter, Bobby Dolan, Richie Hoffman, Laura Houghton with Tom in front.
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
Beth (Winter) and Loel Raymond's wedding, June 28, 1947, Wrentham, MA
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.
Charles & Fannie Winter, Grace & Cy Cochrane's wedding-
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 and Murray Winter 3/4/1949
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.
Pat, Nancy, Bobby, Sanday Winter with grandparents, Velma and Robert Winter..
Velma White Winter--1950s
Nancy, Pat, Sandy & Bobby Winter, 1953
57 Campina Court, Coral Gables, FL
Nancy, Lois, Sandy, Robert & Pat Winter with Uncle Alden White, 1954, Florida

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.

Naomi Ednie Winter-(1904-1976), about 1955
Sisters, Velma Winter & Bertha White, about 1960 at 170 Winter Street, Wrentham, MA
A gathering of Winters and Browns--August, 1958 Back:l-r-Bob & Velma Winter, Bertha White, Peg Brown, Nancy, Bob, & Lois Winter, Bud & Elton Brown; Front: Bobby, Pat, & Sandy Winter, Martha Brown, Stephanie Caldarone, Fred, Phil, & Becky Brown
A gathering of Winters and Browns-- Back:l-r-Florence Brown, Peg Brown, Elton Brown, Robert Winter,Lois Winter,
Front Row: Nancy Winter, Sephanie Caldarone, Becky Brown, Sandy Winter, Martha Brown, Phil Brown, Judy Caldarone. Fred Brown in front of Becky.
Walter and Elsie George with Elsie’s siblings, Mary, John, Chris, Isabella, and Charlie Winter,
50th Wedding Anniversary, Dec. 14, 1962
Aunt Bertha, Aunt Chris, Aunt Isabella, Grandma Velma, 10 Dana St., Cambridge, MA, 1964
Ted & Elizabeth (Beth) Winter Gommi,
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
Elsie Winter George, Bud Brown, Raymond George, sailing around Newport, June 17, 1969 (Note that Aunt Elsie has her handbag with her on the boat.)
Mardie Winter, St. Andrew’s Church Yard in Scotland, 1984
1977 Winter-Oakes-Hatch-Heckman, Cumberland Falls
Bob and Lois Winter on a camel in Egypt--1992
Mom and Dad had a great trip--but Mom got sick and dehydrated--had to be hospitalized when they got home
Dave and Ida's 50th wedding anniversary, July 2001
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.
Wrentham High School & Town Hall, 1958 (now demolished.)
Spring 1965. Cerry Blossums, Great-Uncle John Ednie Winter in N. Attleborough, MA
John signed it on the back "91 + years"--he lived to be 96

George Ednie Winter from 1940 Tufts University Yearbook
Side view of my grandparents' home--170 Winter St., Wrentham, MA--1941
Side view of my grandparents' home--170 Winter St., Wrentham, MA--1941
Early 1940s Doris, Ida, and Peg in front of of Aunt May and Uncle Murray's home on South Street in Wrentham, MA