I made this animation from the photo below using My Heritage, Deep Nostalgia.
Theola Marie Davenport Williams was the daughter of Amy Marie Davenport. She was born March 7, 1920, in Portland, Arkansas, the fifth child of the late James and Amy Davenport. Arkansas was her home for many years, where she attended Dermott High School and Arkansas State University at Pine Bluff. The greater part of her adult life was spent in St. Louis, Missouri where she attended Meramec Community College and Washington University.
Theola married Chester Arthur Williams on June 20, 1938. Together they had 12 children – 6 sons and 6 daughters. She was an active member of the Church and Community, which involved the following; Sunday School Teacher, Primary Department, Women’s Missionary Union and was named to the Deaconess Board of Washington Tabernacle Baptist Church; she was a secretary at the Webster Groves High School; an active Top Member and a member of the In Roads Parents Association for the City of St. Louis.
She was 61 years old when she died September 21, 1981. I remember her as a very calm, accepting and thoughtful mother-in-law. This is the 101 anniversary of her birth.
Chuck doesn’t think this is so weird.
Thank you Chuck!!
Oh, my goodness, this is the best animation of one of your family photos that I’ve seen yet! As you know, I’ve worked in television and documentary films since the late 1970s, but this one seems so natural that I could hardly tell that it ISN’T a vintage home movie!
Kris, I believe you can add animator to your successful careers of artist, writer, genealogist and family history chronicler!
No, no! I don’t do the animating. I just plug the photo into their animator!
Yeah, but you choose the photos. This one worked marvelously well . Congrats.
I think it worked very well. I tried three different photographs of my uncle Henry and couldn’t get a good animation of him. Guess I will have to look for more photos to try. His birthday is coming up this month.