Carroliand Memoriesmmmmmmrnrnmkmmâ– iiiirtiii.ikmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmiiUm i faMummm*Members of the William Gilley family seated themselves in one end of the parlor in April, 1896, and held still while the photographer adjusted his camera and touched off the powder in his flash gun. The momentary glow of the light encircled the room. In the back row, from left: Emma TrQwbridge Dawson, William Trowbridge, E. J. Pelsue, Blanche (Mrs. J. E. Bruner of San Diego) Trowbridge, Ira Gilley and his son, William, (middle row) Stella (Mrs. Ira) Gilley,Ida (MSI?.,William) Trowbridge and her son Harry Trowbridge, now of SanTXiego, Wjlliam Gilley, Leah Mohler (Mrs. William) Gilley, Emma Gilley E. J.) Pelsue with her daughter Lutherea (Mrs. Glenn Ni We^||fcjand seated on the carpet, Harold G. Pelsue. The Steinway^pianej^f the picture, used for many years by Mrs. Pelsue, who gavlt;5 piari$$ssons, is now in the family home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Neu. *iL