9 Rare photo of Dad's grandmother Maria Berta Trageser and uncle Joe
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11 Dad's grandmother Maria Berta Trageser
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15 Aunt Melvina's 1st Communion - 10 May 1947 Dad (11yr), Aunt Mevina(7yr), Aunt Barbara(9yr), Uncle Jerome(9yr)
16 Mom-Mom and Pop-Pop on River Cruise 1928
17 On the beach 1928-1929.
Why are there railroad tracks on the beach?
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19 Mom-Mom & Pop-Pop Trageser - 1928 - year they were married.
20 Mom-Mom at 17
21 Mom-Mom business school graduating class. Age 15.
At right in front row.
22 Mom-Mom and Dad's Aunt Frances -1938 - Uncle Jack next to aunt Frances, Uncle Jerry next to Mom-Mom. Partial of Dad in jumper suit next to Uncle Jerry.
23 Mom-Mom and Pop-Pop Eating Out to Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary.
12 June 1978
24 Mom-Mom, Jack, Jimmy, Mary Barbara, Jerome circa 1940.
It gets cold in Baltimore
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26 Mom-Mom plus 2 girlfriends. The roaring 20s
27 Mom-Mom with 1st born circa 1930
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29 Great Grandfather Trageser, top right, in Mens German singing group
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32 Mom-Mom with Jerry + hair
33 Mom-Mom with (clockwise from top left) Uncle Jack, Uncle Jerry, Dad, Uncle Jerome, Aunt Mary Barbara. circa - 1940 - 1941
34 Mom-Mom & Pop-Pop circa 1965
35 Mom-Mom with Rose corsage at 15
36 Mom-Mom and Pop-Pop with son Gerard circa 1929-1930
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39 Mom-Mom and her brother Jerome with Great Grandmother and Great Grandfather Parr
40 Notorious picture of Children of Henry and Melvina on backyard bulkhead. circa - 1946 - 1947 Left to right - Melvina, Jerome, Jimmy, Mary Barbara, Jack, Jerry
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43 Siblings with new sister-in-law, Florence - 1953 Hey! I'm the only one looking at the camera, what is everone else looking at.
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47 Wedding Day 12 June 1928
48 Mom-Mom Climbing Tree - 1927
49 Pop-Pop(Henry Gerard), Great Grandmother Trageser, Great Grand Father Parr, Pop-Pop's Sister, Aunt Marie, Uncle George(In front), Great Grandmother Parr, Father Bater (In back), and Mom-Mom (Melvina Catherine). Picture taken in back yard of Mom-Mom's parents home on Lafeyette Avenue in Baltimore
50 German Minnesingers Like in many other European cultures German poetry and music were derived from medieval ages of single performers whose life has enriched the pool of national legends and myths: it is not doubt that everyone has heard about minstrels and minnesingers who inspired their audience with romantic world of never-ending love and devotion, patriotism and dignity.
51 Jerry, Mary Barbara, Mom T, Jerome, Grandmom Maria Berta Trageser, Jimmy, Jack
