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 | Frank Todd Wilson
"Homemade" self-portrait from the 1970s, a companion to the passport shot, here wearing a cardigan. |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | Frank Todd Wilson - profile portrait
Profile portrait from Frank's own medium-format negatives. Date unknown. Emulsion specks removed from the scan. |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | Frank Todd Wilson - radio field day
Frank at the Morse key of a portable amateur radio station, under canvas in a hayfield, pipe in his teeth and headphones on. Probably an amateur radio field day, perhaps the RSGB National Field Day (held each June), though nothing in the photograph names the event. Date unknown. From Frank's own medium-format negatives. |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | Frank Todd Wilson - with a cine camera
Frank on a camping holiday, with a tent and caravan and a 1950s car behind him, looking down at what appears to be a cine (movie) camera. Date unknown, probably 1950s. From a snapshot print. |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | Portrait of Mary Kate (Vahey) Walsh - oil, by Ethel R. Foster, 1938
Oil on canvas, signed upper right 'E R Foster '38' (initials run together; signature partly hidden under the frame until Craig moved the canvas in April 2024). Mary was about 39. Family tradition: an art teacher at the Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences, where Mary worked as a maid, painted her. Her husband Dudley was the Institute's caretaker (1942 draft card; 1940 census 'art gallery'). The artist is identified as Ethel Robinson Foster (1881-1963) of Concord, NH - Art Students League, charter member of the New Hampshire Art Association, exhibited at the Manchester Institute and the Currier Gallery; her photograph collection is at the New Hampshire Historical Society. Correspondence with Karen Papineau, Currier Museum, March-April 2024.
Provenance: kept by Dudley's son Dinny and his wife Emily, who - by her own account - could not stand looking at it. On one of Craig's visits to Manchester Emily pulled it out of a closet and said that, as Mary's grandson, he should have it. It now hangs at the end of Craig and Marjorie's hallway in Honolulu, where he sees it many times a day and loves it. |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | Signature on Mary Walsh's portrait - 'E R Foster '38'
Detail of the upper right corner of the 1938 portrait, revealed by moving the canvas within the frame (photo by Craig Walsh, April 2024, red saturation slightly increased to make the signature legible). |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | Plaque on the Los Alamos General Store - "In 1900 the store was purchased by Max King and renamed The Emporium"
Photographed by Craig Walsh, 29 Jun 2016. The plaque reads: "The Los Alamos General Store, built in 1880 by Alfred Newman. In 1900 the store was purchased by Max King and renamed 'The Emporium.' It became the property of Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Mathers in 1971 when they restored it to its original character and charm. This plaque dedicated by the Santa Barbara Historical Society and Reina del Mar Parlor No. 126, Native Daughters of the Golden West, October 1, 1972." |
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3 Oct 2026 |
 | The Los Alamos General Store (Max King's "Emporium"), now Pico restaurant - June 2016
Photographed by Craig Walsh, 29 Jun 2016, Los Alamos, California. The building now houses Pico restaurant; Max King's studio portrait (the one with the cigar) is reproduced at full height on the back wall of the dining room. |
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3 Oct 2026 |
 | Marjorie as the Happy Hen - Wanganui newspaper photograph - c. 1972-74
The original photograph of Marjorie as the Happy Hen, from the local Wanganui newspaper. The clipping is badly damaged. The accompanying article has not been found; no archive of the paper could be located.
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27 Sep 2026 |
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| The Happy Hen - AI colour portrait
A colour portrait of Marjorie as the Happy Hen. This is not a photograph: it was created with AI from the original newspaper photograph, and the costume, setting and details are imagined.
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27 Sep 2026 |
Documents
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 | "Amy W. Roberts Dies at Age 74; Rites Wednesday" - Ukiah Daily Journal, 9 Apr 1963, Page 3
Mrs. Amy Roberts, 74, of 199 Wabash Avenue, Ukiah, born in Australia, died at her home on April 8 [1963]. Lived in Ukiah since 1940; charter member of the Ukiah Community Concert Association; member of Kingsley Chapter 58, Order of the Eastern Star. Before coming to Ukiah she was secretary for many years of the Kamehameha Schools in Hawaii. In Ukiah she worked for the State of California and the Palace Hotel. Services at the Zimmerman Mortuary, Rev. Travis Hyatt of Ukiah Presbyterian Church officiating; cremation in Santa Rosa. Preceded in death by her daughter Mrs. Peggy Schamber; survived by granddaughters Mrs. Lois Singley and Mrs. Ruth Hill, both of Ukiah, and three great-grandchildren. (Her age was in fact 75: born 2 May 1887.) |
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5 Oct 2026 |
 | Delwin C. Wilkinson - Obituary, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 4 Sep 2000
Delwin C. Wilkinson, 65, of Kaneohe, a retired Hawaiian Dredging employee, died August 28. Born in Hilo. Survived by wife Naomi; sons Michael "Kimo" and Mark; mother Sarah; and seven grandchildren. Burial at Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery. |
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5 Oct 2026 |
 | Naomi Luika Wilkinson - Death notice, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 10 Jan 2023
Naomi Luika Wilkinson, 88, of Kaneohe, died in Kualapuu on December 3, 2022. Born in Ho'olehua, Molokai. Services 17 Jan 2023 at Hawaiian Memorial Park; burial at the Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery, Kaneohe. |
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5 Oct 2026 |
 | Sarah Helen Wilkinson - Obituary, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 27 Nov 2001
Sarah Helen Wilkinson, 91, of Waimanalo, died Nov. 15 in Kaneohe. Born in Honolulu. Survived by sister Laura Souza, two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Waimanalo; burial at Hawaiian Memorial Park. (Advertiser 28 Nov 2001: a homemaker.) |
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5 Oct 2026 |
 | Mark Braden Moore - Territory of Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth, 2 Jan 1957
Certified copy issued 13 Feb 1957. Born 5:05 a.m. at Kapiolani Mat. & Gyn. Hospital, Honolulu. Father Neil Eugene Moore, 25, born Blair, Nebraska, officer, U.S. Marine Corps. Mother Alberta Jean Wilkinson, 26, born Honolulu; residence 432 Kawainui St., Kailua. Attendant Rodney T. West, M.D. From papers of Alberta Wilkinson Moore recovered from a storage facility.
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5 Oct 2026 |
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| Matthew Brett Moore - Territory of Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth, 2 Jul 1958
Certified copy issued 18 Jul 1958. Born 2:22 a.m. at Kapiolani Mat. & Gyn. Hospital, Honolulu. Father Neil Eugene Moore, 26, born Blair, Nebraska, officer, U.S. Marine Corps. Mother Alberta Jean Wilkinson, 28, born Honolulu; residence 140 Dowsett Avenue, Honolulu. Attendant Rodney T. West, M.D. From papers of Alberta Wilkinson Moore recovered from a storage facility.
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5 Oct 2026 |
 | Shirley Wilkinson in "What a Life" - Ka Leo O Hawaii, 11 Oct 1944
Photo and caption from Ka Leo O Hawaii (University of Hawaii student newspaper), 11 Oct 1944, p. 2: "A scene from What a Life, one of the Special Service division stage shows which tour army camps in the islands. Left to right - Eloise Smith, Shirley Wilkinson, June Oatley, Janet Slosson and Pvt. Ross Smith. Shirley and June are co-eds here." Shirley is second from left. |
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2 Oct 2026 |
 | Mrs. Rae King Dies on Coast - Honolulu Advertiser, 16 Jan 1941
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday 16 January 1941, page 3. "Mrs. Rae King, resident of San Francisco for many years, died in that city at 1 a.m. Wednesday, according to news received in Honolulu yesterday from her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Wilkinson, of 1046 Kealaolu avenue, Kahala, who left on the Clipper Tuesday afternoon for the Coast city after receiving news of her mother's critical illness. Mrs. Wilkinson, whose husband is connected with the Bank of Hawaii, arrived in San Francisco five hours after her mother's death. Mrs. King was well known in Honolulu, having visited this city on several occasions." Clipped on Newspapers.com: https://www.newspapers.com/article/honolulu-star-advertiser-mrs-rae-king-d/207164919/ |
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2 Oct 2026 |
Headstones
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 | Piaseczny family stone - Trudy Warchol and Ted Herbert
Granite family stone, PIASECZNY: 'Wife Trudy Warchol, Dec 31 1916 - Apr 23 1999. Husband Ted Herbert, Dec 18 1915 - May 27 2006'. Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Cemetery, Goffstown, NH. Photo: Find a Grave contributor genealogist462, 4 Sep 2022 (memorial 243239213). | Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Cemetery | |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | Ted Herbert (Thaddeus S. Piaseczny) - US Army WWII grave marker
Bronze veteran's marker: 'Thaddeus S. Piaseczny, US Army, World War II, Dec 18 1915 - May 27 2006'. Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Cemetery, Goffstown, NH. Photo: Find a Grave contributor genealogist462, 4 Sep 2022 (memorial 243239213). | Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Cemetery | |
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8 Oct 2026 |
 | White Tanks Cemetery (Maricopa County Cemetery), Goodyear, Arizona
The burial ground: open desert earth with small grave markers. Photograph by Dave Alexander, Find a Grave volunteer, 13 Sep 2013 (findagrave.com cemetery 1806953). | White Tanks Cemetery (Maricopa County Cemetery) | |
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3 Oct 2026 |
 | White Tanks Cemetery - Maricopa County site map at the entrance
The county map of the burial lots. Alberta (Birdie) Wilkinson Moore is in plot 14C-2-56. Photograph by Brandon, Find a Grave volunteer, 4 Nov 2025 (findagrave.com cemetery 1806953). | White Tanks Cemetery (Maricopa County Cemetery) | |
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3 Oct 2026 |
 | Grave marker of Alberta "Birdie" (Wilkinson) Moore - White Tanks Cemetery, Goodyear, Arizona
White Tanks Cemetery is the Maricopa County cemetery for people who die in the county indigent, unclaimed or unidentified; graves carry only a small marker. Birdie's reads "Alberta Moore 4/5/1930 86". Plot 14C-2-56. She had lived her last years semi-homeless in Arizona, and the family did not learn of her death until October 2026. Photograph by Allison Jones, Find a Grave volunteer, 27 Dec 2025 (memorial 291044063). | White Tanks Cemetery (Maricopa County Cemetery)
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3 Oct 2026 |
Histories
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 | Kealaolu Family Album, 1940-1945 (film)
Restored 8mm colour home movies of Kahala, Honolulu and Maui, 1940-1945, narrated by Albert and Helen Wilkinson in the early 1960s, with a guide to everyone in them. The 23-minute film is stored on this server (histories/kealaolu-film/), not on YouTube. Full-quality master: family Dropbox and Craig Walsh archive drive, folder Kealaolu Family Album. |
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7 Oct 2026 |
 | Birdie in the Papers: Alberta Jean Wilkinson in the Honolulu press, 1945-1960
Every Honolulu newspaper mention of "Birdie Wilkinson" from 1945 to 1960, in date order. Punahou and UH, a journalism degree from the University of Washington, then the Star-Bulletin staff, KGU radio and the Matson travel desk; her marriage to Lt. Neil E. Moore, USMC; the births of Mark and Matt; and the family's return from Sparks, Nevada in 1960. With four newspaper photographs. |
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5 Oct 2026 |
 | Letters from Baba: Albert Wilkinson to his wife and grandson, 1948-1965
Scans and transcriptions of three pieces in Albert J. Wilkinson's hand: his birthday letter to Helen ("Happy Birthday Partner", 10 August 1948, on Bank of Hawaii letterhead); his six-page letter to his grandson Craig on Craig's six-month birthday, 11 November 1949; and the card he and Helen sent Craig for his 16th birthday, 11 May 1965.
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5 Oct 2026 |
 | In His Own Words: Albert Wilkinson's 1961 Tape
Albert Joseph Wilkinson recorded for his grandson Craig on 3 and 4 September 1961: a Honolulu boyhood, 1900 to 1909. The full 69-minute recording with a line-numbered transcript you can click to hear, and exhibits from the newspapers, directories and ship lists: the Kalihi pump, the Sierra and the Hilonian (the ship that would not stay sunk), Mau'umae Hill, Crady Lane, and the death of his father James in 1909. |
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3 Oct 2026 |
Videos
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 | The Happy Hen - AI video
A five-second animation of Marjorie as the Happy Hen, made with Adobe Firefly. This is not a photograph: it was created with AI from the original newspaper photograph, and the costume, setting and details are imagined.
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27 Sep 2026 |
 | Auntie Jean Charles - 91st Birthday - Opening Presents at Home - Feb 2008
Jean Charles opening her presents at home on her 91st birthday, February 2008, with Marjorie. |
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25 Sep 2026 |
 | Auntie Jean Charles and Cathy Bushby - Restaurant in Torquay - Date Unknown
Jean Charles with Cathy (Cathleen Louise Wilson) Bushby, Marjorie's sister, in a restaurant in Torquay, Devon. Date not known. Background noise in the restaurant lightly reduced in 2026. |
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25 Sep 2026 |
Individuals
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 Thaddeus S. Piaseczny |
b. 18 Dec 1915 | Cypress Street, Manchester, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire  | 8 Oct 2026 |
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Trudy Warchol |
b. 31 Dec 1916 | | 8 Oct 2026 |
| I2417 |
Henry Piaseczny |
b. Abt 1918 | Manchester, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire | 8 Oct 2026 |
| I2514 |
Susan Piaseczny |
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| I4 |
Dudley W. Walsh |
b. 16 Jul 1890 | Letterfir, County Galway, Ireland | 8 Oct 2026 |
| I2512 |
Joseph Walsh |
b. Abt 1885 | Letterfir, Killannin, County Galway, Ireland | 8 Oct 2026 |
| I2513 |
Martin Walsh |
b. Abt 1887 | Letterfir, Killannin, County Galway, Ireland | 8 Oct 2026 |
| I10 |
Peter Walsh |
b. Abt 1840 | | 8 Oct 2026 |
| I2510 |
John Walsh |
b. Abt 1880 | Letterfir, Killannin, County Galway, Ireland | 8 Oct 2026 |
| I2509 |
Patrick Walsh |
b. Abt 1877 | Letterfir, Killannin, County Galway, Ireland | 8 Oct 2026 |
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