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House with construction nearby, c. 1916
Large house behind construction site. -
Ida A. Loy, c. 1935
Ida A. Carpenter Loy (1871-1938) in yard of house with palm tree. After marrying Charles Loy in 1889, she and her husband came to Stuart in 1921, then to West Palm Beach, then back to Stuart in 1925 where Charles was postmaster. -
Jack McDonald and Loris Eurit, 1916
Jackson H. McDonald (1900-1939) and Loris Eurit (1898-1951) in front of car, 22 Feb 1916, at the flag raising at the schoolhouse.Tags Florida-Stuart -
Jack McDonald seated on luggage, 1918
Jackson H. McDonald (1900-1939) with luggage. Handwritten on back: "Clothes ready to be shipped home. Good Bye!" After graduating from Stuart High School in 1918, McDonald attended University of Florida and was a member of the Army Reserve. -
Jack McDonald with luggage, 1918
Jackson H. McDonald (1900-1939) standing with luggage. Handwritten on back: Last picture taken in civilian clothes, October 27, 1918. Uniform received October 31, 1918." After graduating from Stuart High School in 1918, McDonald attended University of Florida and was a member of the Army Reserve. -
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Jack McDonald, c. 1918
Portrait of Jackson H. McDonald (1900-1939) standing near the Kimberly Apartments. After graduating from Stuart High School in 1918, he attended University of Florida and was a member of the Army Reserve. He then taught at Stuart High School while living in Palm City. After serving as principal of Titusville high school for five years, he then worked for the Coca-Cola Bottling Company.Tags Florida-Stuart -
Jack McDonald, c. 1918
Portrait of Jackson H. McDonald (1900-1939). After graduating from Stuart High School in 1918, he attended University of Florida and was a member of the Army Reserve. He then taught at Stuart High School while living in Palm City. After serving as principal of Titusville High School for five years, he then worked for the Coca-Cola Bottling Company. -
Jack McDonald, c. 1920
Jackson McDonald was the coach and manual training teacher at Stuart High School, and was later named principal. He also served as the principal for Titusville High School, and worked for the Coca-Cola company until his death in 1936 from a brain tumor.