Interview with Fr. Moses Berry identifying items OAAHM0086-OAAHM0091.

Charcoal portrait of two young boys. The boy on the left appears to be younger, and is wearing a white shirt and a collared jacket. The boy on the right is wearing a button down shirt and a buttoned jacket.

"That is an unknown fellow, one of the relatives of Miss Olivia Murray. We think it's, perhaps, her nephew. We don't know anything else about it...This was given to me by a lady named Ms. Ruby Fletcher who was a white lady who lived in this town, and…

Unknown man, photograph from the estate of Olivia Murray of Ash Grove, Missouri.

Unknown man, photograph from the estate of Olivia Murray of Ash Grove, Missouri.

"That's Miss Olivia Murray when she was young...Olivia Murray, born 1897, died 1991."

Unknown children, photograph from the estate of Olivia Murray of Ash Grove, Missouri.

"That's Olivia Murray when she graduated high school...no, university. She graduated from the University of Ohio."

Inscription on back could refer to Ruby Fletcher, later the executive of Murray's estate.

"That's a lady who lived in this town, that's one of my relatives, and I think that her [surname] is Carlock. They called her... I'm not sure. I've heard her referred to as Faye Carlock...she was one of the Carlock ladies. Basically what I've heard…

Member of the Looney Family, said to be one of the men lynched in the 1906 Good Friday lynching of Springfield, Missouri. From the collection of John Freeman, a native of Ash Grove, Missouri.