Pictures
of Crescent Springs
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The corner store, Crescent Springs Kenucky, abt 1905. Robert Hugh Lockbaum was born in the apartment over the store on August 28, 1907. The store was owned at that time by Albert Hugh Gillaspie. Albert Gillaspie was the uncle of Robert's mother, Jennie McCollum Gillaspie Lockbaum. Albert Gillaspie later sold the store to the Smiths, who then sold it to the Feldmens. The bridge in the background is the old bridge over the railroad tracks. It is currently a footbridge. |
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Crescent Springs Kentucky Presbyterian Church founded 1898. The Church was built on land donated by the D.C. Collins Family. It was constructed from stone hewn from the creek on the farm of Joseph Eubanks, a charter member. It took nearly two years to complete the building which was begun in 1899 and was shaped as a Maltese Cross. The following were charter members; Joseph Eubanks, Carrie Eubanks, Minnie Faller, Susie Haberman, Mary Kline, Eda Kohler, S.P.Owens, Rosie Owens, John Powers, Rachel Powers, John Seng, Bertha Seng, Fred W. Voight, Edna F.Voight, John F.Walton, Mary N.Walton, William Zell, Maggie Zell, D.C.Collins, Mary L.Collins, Sam Collins, William E Graf, Mrs Nettie Graf, Florence M.Graf, John J. Graf, Jesse Green, Monte L.Green, Mrs.Louisa D.Green, Mrs.Josephine Green, Annie Lang, Earnestine Lange, Lawrence Ruprecht, Christine Ruprecht, Edward Ruprecht, George A.Wilson, Elizabeth N.Wilson, Sarah M.Wilson.- |
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Members of the Crescent Springs Presbyterian Church. Picture taken about 1934. Jennie Gillaspie Lockbaum in left front, holding grandson Kirk Thieben. Others in photo are unknown. |
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Baseball Team Crescent Springs, Kentucky. Photo taken probably in the early 1930's |
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Womens Group--- Crescent Springs Presbyterian Church --Photo taken about 1935. Rose Allen Finnell is on the far right in the white dress with collar |
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Does anyone recognize the old school building--or any of the children--it might be in Ludlow, Walton, or Bergen, Kentucky. The little girl in the front row, 3rd from the left, with glasses, is Alice Virginia Finnell, born in Walton, in 1907. She is the daughter of Robert Kirtley and Rose Allen Finnell and the grandaughter of Richard and Angeline "Annie"Johnson Finnell of Walton. |
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Crescent Springs Kentucky High School Girls basketball team 1932 - Seated front center--Stella Vivian Finnell |
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Crescent Springs Kentucky High School--Championship girls basketball team 1923. Front Row--Left to Right - Ethel Graham, Hilda Voskuhl, Alice Virginia Finnell, Luella Thompson |
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1926 Crescent Springs Kentucky High School--Girls Basketball Team - Top Row- Left to Right - Myrtl Margaret Finnell, Lucille Thompson, Anna Marksberry |
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Robert Hugh Lockbaum born 1907 Crescent Springs, KY and Alice Virginia Finnell born 1907 Walton, KY, married 13 Sept 1924--picture taken abt 1923-24 in Crescent Springs, KY |
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Football Team--Crescent Springs High School 1935--Kenton County Kentucky |
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In Memoriam: Lieutenant Ralph Martin Duffie. Source--1943 Dixian--Dixie High School Kenton County Kentucky |
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Dixie High School Football Team--Kenton County Kentucky--source 1939 Dixie Annual |
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Here are the members of the Crescent Springs High School girls basketball team. Left to right are: Coach "Teddy" Hageman, S. Finnell, A. Harmon, Z. Ellis, L. Morris, V. Taylor, C. Houston, M. Finnell. |
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Left to Right: Rose Allen Finnell, born 1886 Burning Springs, Clay County KY died 1985 Long Beach, CA |
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Crescent Springs Presbyterian Church, Kenton County Kentucky, as seen from the road prior to the new additon |
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Two Gentlemen from Crescent Springs Kentucky. Photo taken in the 1930's |
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Ladies of The Crescent Springs Kentucky Presbyterian Church--photo taken probably about 1935 |
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Girl Scout Troop # 22--Photo taken about 1927 |
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Results of the Fourth War Loan Drive--WW2--1944--Kenton County Kentucky |
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Dixie High School, Kenton County Kentucky, Homecoming parade October 1992 |
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Unidentified Ladies of the Crescent Springs Presbyterian Church, Kenton County Kentucky, having fun at a picnic. Does anyone recognize anyone????. Vintage of photo probably in early to mid 1930's. |
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These Photos have had an interesting journey. They were taken by Weaver Bros in Covington, Kenton County Kentucky, probably before 1900. The originals were purchased by an unnamed woman in a box of junk at a rummage sale in the State of Washington. Penciled on the back of one of the photos was, "Joe Finnell and Sam Finnell". Penciled on the back of the other photo was, " send to Mrs Finnell". The woman who purchased the photos located the Finnell Family Website on the Internet that is maintained by Arthur Louis Finnell. Arthur forwarded copies of the photos to several Finnell cousins for a possible ID. Thus, it is thought that the photos are of Joseph C. Finnell Sr. born 4 Mar 1854, Covington, KY, died 14 Feb 1911, Cincinnati, OH, and his sons Joseph C. Finnell Jr. born June 1885, Covington, KY and Samuel C. Finnell born July 1888, Covington, KY. Joseph C. Finnell Sr. married Mamie H. Cochran in 1883 at the home of her parents on Garrard Steet in Covington, KY. In 1882 Joseph C. Finnell Sr. was appointed United States Clerk and Commissioner, with his office in Covington, and served for 29 years. He is buried at Highland Cemetery, and was the son of John W. Finnell, Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky in 1861. His mother was Elizabeth Tureman Finnell. |
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