Copy negative of W. L. Hancock standing with his family and their dog standing in the front yard of their home near the turn of the twentieth century. The family members pictured are Charlie W. Hancock (1883-1939), William L. Hancock (1849-1908), Clara Alma (Lee) Hancock (1854-1927), Minnie (Hancock) Kite (1878-1942), and Eva May Hancock (188?-1940).

Copy negative of people sitting on the porch of the home of Wesley Kite, circa 1910.

Copy negative of a group of men with axes and other tools standing in a field with trees behind them. A note below the original photo says "Kiker family clearing land - 1896."

Copy negative of Wesley Kite, his wife Minnie Ulman Hancock, and their three children standing outside of their home in Comanche County in 1905.

Copy negative of a group of students and teachers from Mexico School in the early twentieth century. One of the teachers is identified as Miss Ocie Johnson.

Copy negative of workmen reaping wheat in J. A. "Jim" Hancock's field, with a team of horses hitched to a reaping machine during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of a group of people standing around graves at Barbee Cemetery between Shiloh and Edna Hill. Several women standing next to the largest headstone are all holding spears as part of a ceremony for Woodmen of the World (W. O. W.), circa 1910.

Copy negative of a group of adults and children standing outside of a building, with a piano in the middle of the group. The group was gathered for a singing school at the Mexico schoolhouse, circa 1910; the teacher's name was Eiland.

Copy negative of a large group of people, wagons, and horses standing outside John M. Kiker's cotton gin during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of Miss Bertie Suber, teacher at Mexico School, with the children of Wesley Kite: Zadie, Vernon, and Zelma, circa 1915.