Charles Fitch Needham in 1922.
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Claude Leroy Needham, above, at the Hotel St. Charles
in San Diego.
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Claude Leroy, again, now in his WWI uniform.
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George Raymond Needham, above, in 1918. At right,
a few years later, with unidentified woman.
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Fourth from left above,
Charles Oliver Needham with an unidentified gorup.
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Robert Hamilton "Bert" Needham with grand-niece
Sally Ann Needham in 1955.
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Matriarch of the Kansas Needhams,
Risa Loretta Titus Needham.
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Unidentified children in photo from "D. Bowers Photograph Gallery,
Oskaloosa, Kan." At right may be Charles O. Needham, Sr.,
making the girl his sister Helen.
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The family gas station in Oskaloosa. The signs read
"Ice Cold Coca-Cola Sold Here" and "Buy Tydol" (an
early brand of premium gasoline).
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Clockwise from back left:
Luvina Lockwood Needham,
Charles F. Needham,
Hawley V. Needham,
Kate Lowe Needham,
Leonice Needham Still,
Risa Titus Needham and
Carrie Needham.
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Photo identified as the Needhams on the trail crossing
Iowa, courtesy of Rowena Southard. Missouri, having been
Confederate, may not have been safe for known abolitionists.
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Another, said to be the Needham wagon train in Kansas, probably near the homestead at
Hoge (between Leavenworth and Tonganoxie).
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