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Mae and Edith Coventry on beach, c. 1935
Two women on the beach, Charlotte Mae Coventry Axtell (1913–1997) and Edith Brown Coventry (1890–1979) -
Charlotte, John, and Edith Coventry, 1933
Edith Coventry and parents, John Coventry (1857–1938) and Charlotte Turner Coventry (1863–1958). Handwritten at top: "When we get riled, you'd best let us be, ma, pa, me." (from Toby's song.)"Tags Florida-Stuart -
Coventry family, c. 1928
Young John F. Coventry (1918–1984), with his aunt Edith Brown Coventry (1890–1979), and grandparents Charlotte Turner Coventry (1863–1958), and John Coventry (1857–1938) -
Mae and John Coventry family, c. 1916
Young Charlotte Mae Coventry Axtell (1913–1997) on the shoulder of grandfather John D. Coventry (1857–1938). -
Ball family on the porch, 1912
Ella Estelle Ball Coventry (1893–1961) with dog, seated between her parents, Irene May Bullock Ball (1857–1921) and Willis Adams Ball (1855–1938).
Willis and Irene Ball family came to Stuart in 1903 with their two youngest children. Their eldest, Byron, had moved to the area in the 1890s. Willis was the town only jeweler for many years, a photographer, and served as Stuart city clerk. He moved to West Palm Beach in 1932 to live with his son Byron.Tags Florida-Stuart -
John and John Coventry, 1938
John F. Coventry (1918–1984) and grandfather John D. Coventry (1857–1938).Tags Florida-Stuart -
Charlotte, John, and Edith Coventry, c. 1935
Charlotte Turner Coventry (1863–1958) husband John D. Coventry (1857–1938), and their daughter, photographer Edith Brown Coventry (1890–1979).Tags Florida-Stuart -
Siblings Mae and John Coventry, c. 1935
Charlotte Mae Coventry Axtell (1913–1997) and brother John F. Coventry (1918–1984)Tags Florida-Stuart -
John F. Coventry in military uniform, 1942
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Coventry family, c. 1915
John D. Coventry (1857–1938), daughter-in-law Ella Estelle Ball Coventry (1893–1961), son Franklin Coventry (1891–1926), and grandchild (child of Frank and Estelle) Charlotte Mae Coventry Axtell (1913–1997) in front of a house.