Prisoner of War

Martin D. Welsh, Sr. and wife Laura pose for a photograph outside of their home in Bakerton, West Virginia.

Martin Dineen Welsh, Sr. and wife Laura Ellen Lewis Welsh inside their home in Bakerton, West Virginia

Martin Dineen Welsh, Sr. and wife Laura Ellen Lewis Welsh standing outside of their home in Bakerton, West Virginia.

Martin Dineen Welsh, Sr. standing outside of his home.

Martin Dineen Welsh, Sr. with two of his three sons, Bobby and Harold.

Taken circa 1910 on the front porch of Samuel Knott’s store, “Tough Bunch” is written on the original photograph.

Can you identify me? Photograph of either a Lewis or Welsh family member.

Clara Dae Myers Welsh with her husband, John Martin Welsh.

Laura Ellen Lewis-Welsh and her son, Harold McClellan Welsh.

Thomas Buchanon Walsh and grandsons Harold McClellan Welsh and Bobby Linden Welsh.

Laura Ellen Lewis Welsh and son, Harold McClellan Welsh with dogs outside of their Bakerton, West Virginia home. Bench in possession of Kaila A. Welsh-Lamp.

Back Row (L to R): Martin Dineen Welsh, Thomas Walsh Front Row: (L to R): Harold McClellan Welsh, Bobby Linden Welsh, Martin “Skeeter” Dineen Welsh, Jr.

William Flanagan and his daughter, Ann Rebecca, circa 1850. Photograph courtesy of Linda Whitman and family.

Hilbert L. Flanagan, age 4 years, and John G., Jr., age 2 years, sons of John G. Flanagan, blacksmith helper. Circa 1916. This image was found […]