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My grandmother, Mary Brent Chambliss Evans was born on March 3, 1886 in Macon, Georgia and died on July 16, 1849 in Atlanta, Georgia. Her residence was: 499 North Highland Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia. She was married to Homer James Evans who died at the age of 34, after falling off the roof.
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 Family photo featuring my mother, Marguerite Evans Holland. L-R: Ben Holland, Dorothy Holland (infant), Jeannette Holland, and Marianne Holland. Taken in 1937. I am a blonde-haired girl!
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 951 Edgewood Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Our residence was 951 Edgewood Avenue, a street made of cobblestones. Across the street from our home is Mary Lin Park. Two doors down the street were the trolley barn. The trolleys had electric lines attached to an overhead cable. The lines frequently fell off the cable.
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 During the war, times were tough. Every family economized. A popular notion was to sew the flour sacks into dresses and aprons.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF7i3jcP0uo&t=13s
 1941 Packard. There were very few automobiles during this era. Almost no one owned a vehicle in our neighborhood.
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