heirloom
noun
heir·loom \ ˈer-ˌlüm \
something of special value handed down from one generation
to another
We do not have many heirlooms in our
family. Mostly we have photographs. One of our heirlooms is a desk that was
originally my husband’s oldest cousin, Florence aka Honey. She used it when she was about 3 years old
until 5 when she became too tall to use it. The desk stayed in her house until
about 1946 when it was passed onto my husband. After we married and had
children it was used by all three children, it resides at the top of our stairs
to this day. It is still in very good
condition. It is made of wood, it has
two drawers and cubby holes and a roll top.
It also has the accompanying chair.
Roll Top Childs Desk
Honey using desk about 1938
Blogger Amy Johnson Crowe started this 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks because family history is better when it’s shared. This is a series of prompts to help share discoveries I’ve made in my genealogy.
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