Viewing this site is as close to going home as I can, all have passed away. My = "Sentimental journey", Home Dedicated to my parents: Edward Morton Duvall Jr. and Della Lee Henderson If I, as a about to be born child, could search the earth to select my about to be parents, I would have chosen them! They taught me compassion, trust, guided me, and most of all, gave me love! I will miss them until the day I go to meet them, again! Edward M. Duvall,Jr. "Mule" b 22 Apr 1910, d 28 Jan 1985 Taken 1913, 3 years old My parents greatest loss! So young! Betty Jane Duvall b May 1942, d Dec 1943 Cause of death Double pneumonia ^^ All are buried at Switzer, Ky Della Lee Henderson "Flea" b 02 Jun 1916, d 01 Jul 1984 Taken abt 1924, 8 years old Parents of above Edward M. Duvall jr. Edward Morton Duvall, Sr. About 21 years old Taken about 1874 Edward Morton Duvall, Sr. b 11 March 1853 d 02 Jan 1935 Mary Catherine Pfeiffer b 20 July 1862 d 02 April 1911 The Pfeiffer family: Taken July 1899 Left to right, top to bottom: Carrie Pfeiffer/Glass, Vennie Pfeiffer/Marshall, Lula Pfeiffer/Lacefield, Bettie Pfeiffer/Tracy, Mary Catherine Pfeiffer/Duvall, Dillie Pfeiffer/Smith, Joe Pete Pfeiffer, Willie Pfeiffer, Dick Pfeiffer Parents of above Edward Morton Duvall sr. Francis Asbury Duvall b Feb 1808, d Aug 1858 No photo has been located of him Note: There used to be a photography studio in Frankfort, that had very old pictures of people of that era! It was next to the old Capital Building. Perhaps one day?? Cecelia Lee b 22 May, 1813 - d 21 August, 1897 Parents of above Francis Asbury Duvall The elusive Charles Duvall and Airy Unknown should be here! For more information on Charles Duvall and Airy unknown http://members.aol.com/eddyduvall/DuvallBrickwall.html Of all my memories of Frankfort, Ky., this is my fondest! When we heard that ole bridge singing, we're close to our grandparents at Folks of Elkhorn! Some history of this bridge? Will look for it! ~The Singing bridge~ Photo above courtesy of: Gene Burch If you have any memories of Frankfort, Ky., visit his site and look around Switzer bridge, Switzer, Kentucky (Near Frankfort, Kentucky) My Photo: Switzer bridge, before the flood Switzer bridge, after the flood of Mar 1997 Photo courtesy of: Brenda Duvall, of Frankfort, Ky. For more info: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/1943/switzer.htm A few miles East of Frankfort, KY! It is within a few yards of my place of birth! Franklin County's only covered bridge spans North Elkhorn Creek and is 120 ft. long and 11 ' 6" wide, 12' high. The bridge is a Howe truss design. It was built in 1855 by George Hockensmith. Each entrance has a sawtooth edge, the lattice is pinned with trunnels (treenails). Restored in 1906 by Louis Bower. Closed to traffic in 1954. This bridge is/was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, 1974. It was almost destroyed in Mar 1997, by the heavy rains and flooding. Again restored to its present state by local concerned citizens, with the help of some State funding. Our search for Charles Duvall Our "brick wall", of Charles Duvall. Top of the Hill Horde, Louisville, Kentucky! My family, my kids, etc.. Web site design by Edward M. Duvall: Click on the Colonel to email me. Lake applet code by David Griffiths Thanks David!
Edward M. Duvall,Jr. "Mule" b 22 Apr 1910, d 28 Jan 1985 Taken 1913, 3 years old
My parents greatest loss! So young! Betty Jane Duvall b May 1942, d Dec 1943 Cause of death Double pneumonia
^^ All are buried at Switzer, Ky
Della Lee Henderson "Flea" b 02 Jun 1916, d 01 Jul 1984 Taken abt 1924, 8 years old
Parents of above Edward M. Duvall jr.
Edward Morton Duvall, Sr. About 21 years old Taken about 1874
Edward Morton Duvall, Sr. b 11 March 1853 d 02 Jan 1935
Mary Catherine Pfeiffer b 20 July 1862 d 02 April 1911
The Pfeiffer family: Taken July 1899 Left to right, top to bottom: Carrie Pfeiffer/Glass, Vennie Pfeiffer/Marshall, Lula Pfeiffer/Lacefield, Bettie Pfeiffer/Tracy, Mary Catherine Pfeiffer/Duvall, Dillie Pfeiffer/Smith, Joe Pete Pfeiffer, Willie Pfeiffer, Dick Pfeiffer
Parents of above Edward Morton Duvall sr.
Francis Asbury Duvall b Feb 1808, d Aug 1858
No photo has been located of him Note: There used to be a photography studio in Frankfort, that had very old pictures of people of that era! It was next to the old Capital Building. Perhaps one day??
Cecelia Lee b 22 May, 1813 - d 21 August, 1897
Parents of above Francis Asbury Duvall
The elusive Charles Duvall and Airy Unknown should be here! For more information on Charles Duvall and Airy unknown http://members.aol.com/eddyduvall/DuvallBrickwall.html
Of all my memories of Frankfort, Ky., this is my fondest! When we heard that ole bridge singing, we're close to our grandparents at Folks of Elkhorn! Some history of this bridge? Will look for it! ~The Singing bridge~ Photo above courtesy of: Gene Burch If you have any memories of Frankfort, Ky., visit his site and look around
Switzer bridge, Switzer, Kentucky (Near Frankfort, Kentucky)
My Photo: Switzer bridge, before the flood Switzer bridge, after the flood of Mar 1997 Photo courtesy of: Brenda Duvall, of Frankfort, Ky. For more info: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/1943/switzer.htm
A few miles East of Frankfort, KY! It is within a few yards of my place of birth! Franklin County's only covered bridge spans North Elkhorn Creek and is 120 ft. long and 11 ' 6" wide, 12' high. The bridge is a Howe truss design. It was built in 1855 by George Hockensmith. Each entrance has a sawtooth edge, the lattice is pinned with trunnels (treenails). Restored in 1906 by Louis Bower. Closed to traffic in 1954. This bridge is/was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, 1974.
It was almost destroyed in Mar 1997, by the heavy rains and flooding. Again restored to its present state by local concerned citizens, with the help of some State funding.
Our search for Charles Duvall
Our "brick wall", of Charles Duvall.
Top of the Hill Horde, Louisville, Kentucky!
My family, my kids, etc..
Web site design by Edward M. Duvall: Click on the Colonel to email me.
Lake applet code by David Griffiths Thanks David!
