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Deb Phillips' grandmother and grandfather, Fielden and Ollie Jennings, in front of the old home placeFielden and Ollie Jennings pose in front of the original home place next to the mill, where they lived from 1925 – 1934 (photo date unknown).
The Jennings family in front of the family's brick home, c. 1950. From left to right - Standing: Roy, Charlie, Hale, Elva, Paul, Ethel. Seated: Grace (my mother), Ollie, Fielden, Gwyn. My mother is also known as Grace Phillips and Grace Spainhour.The Jennings family in front of the family’s brick home, c. 1950. From left to right – Standing: Roy, Charlie, Hale, Elva, Paul, Ethel. Seated: Grace (my mother), Ollie, Fielden, Gwyn.
Deb Phillips' grandparents' 50th wedding anniversary photoThis photo of my grandparents was taken for their 50th wedding anniversary in 1956. Admittedly, my grandparents appear rather stern here, but they were, more accurately, reserved, and were definitely not prone to “ham it up” for the camera.

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