Janice Wilson Collection
Item set
Title
Janice Wilson Collection
Identifier
2024.012
Subject
Live from the Frontline Art and Memory Project
Contributor
A People's History of the I.E.
Rights
Items
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Unknown Wedding Couple
Black and white photograph of a couple cutting a tiered wedding cake. The groom appears to be wearing a military uniform, and the bride wears a strapless dress with floral detailing. -
Effie Wilson at Home
Color photograph of Effie Wilson at home, wearing a white, long sleeve dress. -
Ola & Willis Portrait
Black and white portrait of Ola and Willison McDowell. Ola is wearing flowers in her hair, and Willison is wearing a hat. -
Garfield Wilson in front of home
Color photo of Garfield Wilson wearing a suit, tie, and hat in front of house. -
Effie & Garfield Wilson
Black and white photo of Effie and Garfield Wilson at home sitting on the couch in their Sunday Best. -
Reverend Fowler and Members of Congregation
Color photo of Reverend and Mrs. Fowler, and Janice Hinchen Wilson's father (Mr. Garfield Hinchen on far right) and nephew sitting under a tree. -
Group Photo of Women of the Congregation
Color photo of, from left to right, Essie Green in back, Ms. Olivia Thomas, in front of her Ms. Beatrice Wilcots, Ms. Ola McDowell with pearls, and Arlene Bishop. -
Mission Women St. Mark's Missionary Baptist Church
Color photo of, from left to right, Ms McDowell, Ms Benton, Ms Furlough, Ms Thomas and unknown -- far right Essie Green and Ms Henchen in front of Essie Green, 3rd from right Ms Wilcox. -
Ola McDowell in her Ushers Uniform
Color photograph Ola McDowell standing outside in a driveway wearing her ushers uniform for church at St. Marks. -
Group photo of Rev Williams, Mrs Furlough, maybe Mrs Harper, John Moore
Color photo taken outside of Rev Williams, Ms Furlough, maybe Lucinda Harper, John Moore in back. -
Group shot of children at St Mark Tom Thumb wedding
Color photograph of Tiffany, Aaron, and Their Friends at Tom Thumb Wedding at St. Marks Church. -
Young Couple Walking Down the Aisle
Color photograph of two young children in wedding attire walking down the isle at a church. -
Flowergirl
Color photograph of a young girl walking down the isle of a church, spreading flower petals from a backet. She is wearing a yellow dress and is the flower girl for Tom Thumb's wedding. -
Tom Thumb and his Bride
Color photograph of two children, Aaron and Tiffany, age 5, about to cut the cake at their wedding. The two children are dressed in formal wedding attire. -
Tom Thumb's Bride
Color photograph of a two children walking down the isle at a church, the young boy is wearing a suit and the young girl is wearing a wedding dress with a veil. -
Group photo of Mrs Benton, Mrs Wilcots, Ms Hinchen
Color photograph of, from left to right, Ms Benton, Ms Wilcox, Ms Hinchen, and other unknown persons. -
Party for Mrs. Blanchette
Color photograph of Mrs. Blanchette (center) being honored at St Marks with Ms Hinchen. -
Janice Wilson with kids in backyard
Color photograph of Janice Wilson in white with another unidentified woman and six younger children from her family, maybe cousins, taken in the backyard. -
Janice Wilson with her Cousins
Color photograph of Janice Wilson in white with her cousins, standing outside in the lawn smiling at the camera. -
Men at Sunday School at St. Mark's
Color photograph of a men's Sunday School Class with David Green teaching, Gargield Henchen, Rev Amos and Deacon Vernon Ward. On back Jan 85 at Sunday school at St Marks. -
Janice Wilson's Childhood House
The childhood house of Janice Wilson was located at 24618 Norman Road. Janice's family moved to this house when she was only 4 or 5 years old in the mid-1950s, having previously lived in a tiny shack in Los Angeles. A unidentified women stands on the front steps of the house. -
Church women dressed up in frontyard
A group of women dressed up as if for church in a color photo, possibly a church mission group. Mrs Marshall is in the back in light blue dress, light blue in front right is Mrs Wilcots, dark blue Mrs Henchen. Other women not yet identified. -
Beatrice Wilcots with her Family
2024.012.028 Family reunion at Beatrice Wilcots' house on Norman Road. "Sister Beatrice Wilcots, left, arrived at St. Mark’s in 1959, having followed her husband, Rev. D.E. Wilcots, who came prior to that. Sister Wilcots served as a Sunday school teacher, VBS teacher, and as president of the missionary society. She said that Christ is all she needs or wants in life, and He is who she depended on. She advised people to accept Christ early so they would have Him to direct their paths." (Truck Valley Farms Scrapbook, 2019). -
Miss MacDay's House
Miss MacDay's house on Norman Road, known for her field of blackberries that she allowed children to pick and eat. -
Family and Friends sharing fish
Woman holding a big fish, perhaps as a gift to a neighbor. She is accompanied by a group of three men and an unidentified man is walking with their grandchild. Another unidentified man stands to the far right, holding a fishing pole and staring at the camera.