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John Gordon Stafford
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Pictured is an unidentified child, John Gordon Stafford, his grandson, Cleo Stafford (Violet's brother, about 1914 in Bluefield, West Virginia. JohnGordon served in the Civil War in the 24th Virginia Infantry.
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Fred Emory Stafford
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Fred Emory Stafford (1879-1934) and Mabel E. Graves, his wife, (1887-1937) were married abt. 1902.
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Violet May Stafford
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Violet May Stafford (1904-1991), age abt. 10, Mable E. Graves, her mother, Victoria Simpson, Violet's grandmother (her mother's mother), and her brother, Cleo Stafford - abt 1913.
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Fred Emory Stafford
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Fred Emory Stafford, (1879-1934) in uniform, Charlie's grandfather and
Violet's father, was a NY Central Railroad policeman who died of heart
failure while investigating a red flare in the railroad yard in Weehawken, NJ. The
red flare turned out to be the flash from a brakeman's lantern.
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Cleo Stafford
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Cleo Stafford, Fred Emory Stafford and either John Gordon Stafford or Violet's step-grandfather (on her mother's side) Buchanan in Hudson County Park, North Bergen, NJ.
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Violet May Stafford
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Violet May Stafford, John Gordon Stafford (or Gr.Fr. Buchanan) and Cleo Stafford.
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Carole and Charlie
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Carole Lee Gledhill and Charles Lawrence Felten, Jr. who reside six months in Forked River, NJ and six months in Delray Beach, FL. Charlie's mother was Violet May Stafford, born in Giles County, Virginia.
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