Strauss-Peyton, Kansas City, MO

Harry S. Truman in his uniform as a First Lieutenant, Battery D 129th Field Artillery. He is seated, looking into the camera, with his left arm on a chair, holding his hat in his right hand. From: Estate of Mary Jane Truman Same as 66-2934, 62-391, 69-437, and 69-401-01, only this is a better, uncropped photograph. May be reproduced on the condition that the Harry S. Truman Library be credited.

This is a portrait of Helen Wallace, cousin of Bess Wallace Truman.

This is a photograph of an unidentified relative of Margaret Truman.

Three-quarter studio portrait of Fred Wallace in a tweed suit as a young adult. He is seated sideways in a chair with his head turned toward the camera. From: Truman Home.

Studio portrait of Bess Truman's nephew and niece, David (3) and Marian Wallace (10 months), children of Fred (Bess's brother) and Christine Wallace. (See 2009-1494 for 1946 photo.) From: Truman Home.

Oval head-and-shoulders studio portrait of Christine Wallace (Mrs. Fred) holding her daughter, Marian, who is probably around one year of age. From: Truman Home.

Fred Wallace, brother of Bess Truman, sits in a chair holding his son David who is possibly two to three years of age. From: Truman Home.

Head and shoulders portrait of an older Elizabeth Emery Gates, grandmother of Bess Truman.

Portrait of an older Elizabeth Emery Gates, grandmother of Bess Truman. This was found in a three way billfold with two other portraits of her. A handwritten note found behind the photo was from Bess Truman to her brother, Frank Wallace ("Frank, Mr. Avery sent this note with the picture and I know you will be interested in it. There was no charge. Sis"). There were also two notes from a Mr. Avery about a stamp (Internal Revenue, 3 cent) found with the photo. One of the notes says the photo was mailed in 1861, probably referring to photo 2009-1582.

Head-and-shoulders formal portrait of Frank Wallace, brother of Bess Wallace, as a young man. From: Truman Home.