Photograph of a Buick, circa 1910, on the South Canadian River bridge.

Photograph of "Helen Mamma Aunt Fannie May's Ruth"

Photograph of Emma Ruth Lareau near Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of John Truman Lareau and Emma Ruth Lareau at Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of John Truman Lareau and Emma Ruth Lareau at Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of Mary Alice Lareau (center) with two unidentified women.

Photograph of Mary Alice Lareau (in the automobile) and Emma Ruth Lareau (center, behind automobile) and three unidentified women with an automobile.

Photograph of Mary Alice Laueau, John Truman Lareau and Emma Ruth Lareau at Dr. Royster's home in Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of Emma Ruth Lareau, citizen Potawatomi, as a young girl standing in front of some fallen timbers taken in the vicinity of Waynette, Oklahoma in Pottawatomie County circa 1920-1923. A suspension bridge can be seen in the background at top right of the photograph.

Photograph of (left to right) Emma Ruth Lareau, Mary Alice Lareau, Helen Alta Junaluska Lareau, citizen Potawatomi, Lela Vanness Lareau, John Truman Lareau and two unidentified people on the South Canadian River Bridge near Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of Helen Alta Junaluska Lareau (on the right) and unidentified young woman (left)standing in front of the south wall of Wanette High School in Wanette, Oklahoma circa 1920.

Photograph of Helen Alta Junaluska Lareau, citizen Potawatomi, standing in front of the south wall of Wanette High School in Pottawatomie Countie, Oklahoma. Helen was given the name Junaluska by an "old Indian…who came through Wanette at the time of her birth." Junaluska was a leader among the Texas Cherokee.

Photograph of Mary Alice Lareau, citizen Potawatomi, as a young woman standing on a boulder beside a creek near Wanette in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma circa 1920-1923

Photograph of a young woman standing in front of the south wall of Wanette High School in Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of Helen Alta Junaluska Lareau, citizen Potawatomi.

Photograph of Mary Alice Lareau Taylor, citizen Potawatomi, at Platt National Park around 1924.

Photograph of John Truman Lareau, citizen Potawatomi, holding infant Martha Sue Taylor, citizen Potawatomi, on the porch steps of the Louis Edmund Lareau residence in Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of John Truman Lareau, citizen Potawatomi, holding infant Martha Sue Taylor, citizen Potawatomi, on the porch steps of the Louis Edmund Lareau residence in Wanette, Oklahoma.

Photograph of infant Martha Sue Taylor, citizen Potawatomi, laying on a blanket in the grass.

Photograph of infant Marth Sue Taylor, citizen Potawatomi, laying in the grass.

Photograph of William Allison Taylor, non-indian, holding the infant Martha Sue Taylor, citizen Potawatomi. A house can be seen in the upper right corner of the photograph.

Photograph of (left to right) Martha Sue Taylor (infant), Margaret Taylor Longwith (holding the infant), and Tommie Eloise Longwith.

Photograph of (left to right) Potawatomi cousins Tommy Eloise Longwith and Martha Sue Taylor.

Photograph of infant Martha Sue Taylor (center) with her paternal aunt, Margaret Taylor Longwith, citizen Potawatomi. Martha won the title "Fattest baby in Pottawatomie County." Circa 1925