United States Citizens Defense Corps.

My grandfather was a member of the Jefferson County Auxiliary Police Unit during the 2nd World 

War.  As of now this the only document with his signature and hand writing that I have been able 

to find.

Jackson Guy Pearson 1941

This picture was taking in 1941.  I"m not sure where it is or who took the picture. I
hate not knowing these little facts about my family photos.  I can say my grandfather
really knew how to dress. Look at those shoes! Guess they didn't have hiking shoes
back then.

William Thomas Jones

Scrap book picture of William T. Jones and my father Richard Alan Pearson.  Also my grandmother(top left)
and my grandfather, Jackson Guy Pearson(top right) in front of the Anchorage High School, Kentucky 1945.

Pearson Portrait

A Pearson Portrait dated on the back November 4, 1943.  Never got to meet my grandfather but I
heard he was always smiling and joking around. Who ever took this photo must have said something
really funny. I would love to know what.  You can tell my grandmother is about to start cracking
up also.  They must have been going to some party or some event.  That generation sure did know
how to dress.

Trips to Daytona Beach and New Orleans

Some pictures of vacations to Daytona Beach, Florida 1940 and New Orleans 1941. 

Grandmother Jones(top center) and grandmother Pearson(top right). Also Perry Pearson(top left)

and my grandmother Zella Pearson(bottom left) and her sister Henrietta Davis.

Welcome

Roots stretching from Kentucky all the way to Florida welcome to House of Pearson.  You will see a
lot of photos and some stories about the House of Pearson. I will try to mix the current and the pass.
October is a special month for me.  My father Richard Alan Pearson was born October 14, 1943
to Guy Pearson(top left) & Zella J. Pearson(top right) of Anchorage, Kentucky. His bother was
Perry C Pearson(bottom).  The story begins with images and dates from my father's baby book. This is
the 1st entry in that album.