The Tucker Family · Odenville, Alabama

Family Photos

Reunion snapshots, old farm pictures, and the faces behind eleven brothers and sisters. Share what you have — every box of prints in a closet is a piece of this family's memory.

Recovered from the homeplace

These were found inside the family building near Odenville — photographs the family kept for a hundred years. The wear and water-stains are part of the story.

A large Tucker family gathering in front of a stone wall, about the 1920s–1930s
A gathering at the homeplace, about the 1920s–30s. Three generations lined up by the old stone wall — grandparents, parents, and a whole row of children out front.
Jim Tucker with his grown children, 1952
Jim Tucker and his grown children, 1952. The patriarch stands at center with his cane, surrounded by the sons and daughters who became the eleven branches of the family.
An antique oval studio portrait of an early Tucker couple
An early Tucker couple. A formal studio portrait, kept and framed in the family for generations — the kind of picture that once hung in a front room.
A large Tucker family reunion in a field, mid-1930s
A summer gathering, mid-1930s. Fifty-some of the family — men in shirtsleeves, women in print dresses, and rows of children out front on the grass.

The faces behind the family

The people the whole tree traces back to.

Samuel Johnson Tucker
Samuel Johnson Tucker
1827–1907
Sarah Lovell
Sarah Lovell
1829–1909
Jim Tucker
Samuel James “Jim” Tucker
1871–1960
Fannie Lou Mewbourne Tucker
Fannie Lou Mewbourne
1882–1952
Lois Tucker Jones
Lois Tucker Jones
1921–2015

Reunion photos — family only

The group photos from the reunions we’ve held (1984–2003) show relatives who are still with us, so they live in a private album just for signed-in family.

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The shared album

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