Photograph of a young Lena Beck, posed for a portrait in a studio setting. She is wearing a long-sleeved striped dress and boots. Her hand is resting on a piece of furniture draped in a tapestry. A handwritten note on the back states that she is the sister of Roy Elmer Beck.

Photograph of an unidentified woman wearing a dress with a large collar, lined with white fabric and tinted with a light color. She looks to the right.

Photograph of an unidentified young woman wearing a pleated long-collared dress and a large corsage of flowers on her chest. She faces forward towards the photographer.

Photograph of Amanda Louise Harp Beck, a woman dressed in austere post-Victorian era clothing. A handwritten note on the back of the photo states that she is the mother of Roy Elmer Beck and the wife of William Franklin Beck.

Photograph of Amanda Louise Harp Beck, mother of Roy Elmer Beck and wife of William Franklin Beck. She is a middle-aged woman clad in austere post-Victorian era clothing. She has her hair tied in a knot on top of her head.

Photograph of W. Earl Beck as a newborn baby. His portrait is surrounded by an illustration. Handwritten notes on the back of the photo reveal that he is related to Roy Elmer Beck and Hester Beck Willis.

Photograph of an unknown baby dressed in a white gown and seated in a cushioned floral-patterned chair. An adult's hand seems to be supporting or holding the child's back, coming in from center left.

Photograph of an unidentified man in a heavy coat and striped tie. A round badge is pinned to his lapel. He looks directly at the photographer.

Photograph of a man with a mustache pictured from the chest up. He wears a coat and a necktie.

Photograph of a tall, unidentified young man wearing a dark coat and posing next to a wooden log.

Photograph of an unidentified woman wearing a dress with striped lapels, facing forward from the shoulders up.

Photograph of an unidentified woman in a dark-colored dress. She looks to the left of the photographer.

Photograph of an unidentified woman wearing a dark-colored pleated shirt. She faces forward looks to the left of the photographer.

Photograph of Lena Beck as a young woman. She is wearing post-Victorian era clothing, which includes a high-collared dress and an elaborate hat.

Tintype portrait of Roy Elmer Beck (1885-1944) as a child. Beck is seated and wears a light-colored garment. The photograph is scratched and creased. "Elmer" is handwritten at the top of the photograph.

Tintype portrait of Roy Elmer Beck (1885-1944) as a child. He is wearing dark pants and a jacket with a white collar.

Photograph of a young Roy Elmer Beck, a young man dressed in jacket, a vest, a shirt and a tie.

Photograph of Herman Ragland, Ollie Ragland, and Clemmie Ragland. Herman sits at left with a mustache, suit and tie, and his daughter sits at center with a gown. Herman's wife sits at right with a black dress.

Photograph of William James Creighton, Jr. (Berkshire, England, 1882 – Houston, 1922) in a black coat.

Photograph of William Franklin Beck, on the far right, standing in a garden with two other individuals, an elderly woman and a young boy.

Photograph of three generations of the William Franklin Beck family, posed for a picture together. The grandchildren are knelt on the first row, while the older members of the family stand behind them. William Franklin Beck, the family patriarch is standing on the far right of the second row. Other individuals include Elizabeth Howell Beck, Euna Beck, W. Earl Beck, and Leona Dodgen Beck (who is holding a child)and Hattie Beck.

Photograph of a group of women standing together outdoors. They are all a part of the William Franklin Beck family. Pictured are: Lucy Lane Beck, Hattie Beck, Elizabeth "Bessie" Howell Beck, Leona Dodgen Beck, Euna Beck, and two unknown women.

Photograph of the grandchildren of William Franklin Beck. There are six children in total, but only five of them are visible. Most of them are perched on the up-step of an automobile, while one of the children is standing alone in front of them.

Photograph of a group of children sitting together beside an automobile. They are the youngest members of the Beck family, and are descendants of William Franklin Beck.