Wordless Wednesday – To Be Young, Black, and Educated
My mother, Patricia Hatchett Mays - University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 1971 Photo courtesy of University of Arkansas Library Special Collections
Wordless Wednesday – All Smiles with PawPaw
Our grandfather, Gus Hatchett with my brother, Russell Mays; my sister, Paedra Mays, and me - circa 1982 Newport, Arkansas
Wordless Wednesday – United Harmonizers Gospel Singing Group
My grandfather, Gus Hatchett (2nd from the left) with his singing group the United Harmonizers - Newport, Arkansas circa 1949. Photo courtesy of Jackson County/WA Billingsley Memorial Library
Wordless Wednesday – Brotherly Love
William Cummings, Adrian Cummings, and my husband, Phillip Cummings - Arkansas 2017
Scanning Photos, Funeral Programs, and Much More at the Family Search Library
RootsTech has finally arrived. Since Phillip and I are Influencers this year, we had to arrive a day early for a media event. So I thought that would be the perfect time for us to utilize the Family Preservation Center at the Family Search Library. This is an area in the library where you can... Continue Reading →
Wordless Wednesday – Celebrating the Birthday Girl
My mother, Patricia Hatchett Mays, (smiling on the bottom right) celebrating her niece, Jackie's, birthday with family and friends in Newport, Arkansas
Wordless Wednesday – Black History Within My Family
My Uncle, Alexander Cooper, the first African American Post Master in Newport, Arkansas.
Wordless Wednesday – Hostesses for the 50th Anniversary Party
Hostesses at Mr. and Mrs. Branch 50th Anniversary, November 1960 - Newport, Arkansas (My Granny, Gladys Denson Mays, third from the left)
Wordless Wednesday – When Your Mother Is Also Your School Guidance Counselor
My Dad, Wayman Mays, with his mother, Gladys Denson Mays in 1969 at WF Branch High School