I now have a list from Ancestry.com that gives me all the names of babies born in Dallas County on the same day as Kennedy’s assassination.

If you are on the list below or know someone who is on the list below, please have them contact me. I would very much like to meet them and possibly photograph them for the JFK book I am preparing for the 50th anniversary.

My ultimate goal is to get a Parkland baby, but I may just get a group of Dallas babies together for a special photograph.

Please contact me via the contact form at Dallas Art News or find me on Facebook at facebook.com/DeathByHolga or on Twitter at twitter.com/MrHolga. I can’t wait to meet you.

The following people were born in Dallas County on Friday, November 11, 1963, which means they will be 49 years old this Fall.

1. Clara Aceves
2. Sandra Sue Baldwin
3. Roy Belcher
4. Lynn Frances Belvin – Randi Romick might have Lynn’s information.
5. Lisa Cheryle Bingham
6. John Mack Brown
7. Michael Eugene Brown
8. Darla Kae Cannaday
9. Johnny Ray Chapman
10. Darleen Ann Church
11. John Kennedy Clifton
12. Jacqueline Linnett Cobb
13. Octavia Thomas Crawford – Born at Parkland. Have email. Not made contact yet.
14. Charles Gregory Daugherty
15. Paul Doyle Denman
16. Dana Lynn Douglas
17. Michael Paul Dozier
18. Leticia Alaman Duarte
19. Retha Charlene Duncan
20. Michael Fitzgerald Dunn
21. Wayne Bennett Dyess
22. Silvia Ivette Ekman
23. Heedi Marie Evans
24. Terrence (Terry) Wayne Falls
25. Valerie Jo Foster
26. Tina Gail Fuller – Contacted. Born at Methodist Hospital.
27. Kimberly Kaye Giles
28. Sharon Jill Gouge
29. Heather Hackett – Contacted. Born at Baylor Hospital.
30. Jeffrey Lee Hardin
31. Jackie Ken Harris
32. Pamela Renee Hendershott
33. John David Hopkins
34. Christopher Carroll Hunter
35. Katrina Marie Jemerson
36. Dean Thomas Jones
37. Christopher David King
38. George Hamilton Leach
39. James Alvin Lee
40. Kerry Ann Lewis
41. Shenion Dence Lewis
42. Tina Yvonna Madden
43. David Wayne Majkszak
44. Donald Duane Margraves
45. Jackie Denise Martin
46. Karen Rae McGinnis
47. Terrie Eileen McKay Lamarche – Contacted. Born at Baylor.
    
48. Megan McMurtrie
49. Billy Troy Morgan
50. Bruce Steven Morgan
51. John Thomas Nabors
52. Anthony Dwayne Nash
53. William Patrick Nesmith
54. Christene Denise Palmer
55. Edna Michelle Peoples
56. Angelita Perez
57. Anthony Adam Perez
58. Gwendolyn Paige Peterson – I am already in contact with Paige. She was born at a Dallas hospital just south of Parkland.
59. Sherry Yvonne Phelps
60. Christopher Lee Pierce
61. John Fitzgerald Rodriguez
62. David Anthony Rogers
63. Randi Sue Romick – Contacted. Born at Baylor Hospital. Randi knows a couple more Kennedy babies.
    1. Debbi Levy – Randi knows her and she is game for a photo too.
64. Jeffrey Michael Sanders
65. Sandra Dee Satterwhite
66. Charlotte Denise Smith
67. Melissa Faye Smith
68. Traci Lee Smith
69. Daniel Brent Stovall
70. Maureen Sweeney
71. Paul Martin Zingler Trautwein
72. Walter Zane Vaden
73. Leroy Allen Venn
74. Kendall Trace Wagner
75. Christopher West
76. Cathy Annette White
77. Tony Vincent Williams
78. Lisa Ann Yates
79. Karen Denise Young

Contact me via the contact form at Dallas Art News or on Facebook at facebook.com/DeathByHolga or on Twitter at twitter.com/MrHolga. Cheers.

I have a long list of items to photograph while I am in D.C. Below is a list of my photographic agenda:

• Arlington National Cemetery
• President John F. Kennedy
• First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis
• Robert Kennedy, U. S. Attorney General
• Senator Edward Kennedy
• Col. James Swindal, Air Force One pilot
• Cecil W. Stoughton, White House photographer
• Evelyn Norton Lincoln, president’s personal secretary
• Dr. George Burkley, president’s physician
• Malcolm MacGregor Kilduff, White House Spokesman
• Arthur Goldberg, Secretary of Labor
• Marriman Smith, United Press International
• Justice Early Warren, Warren Commission
• Senator John Sherman Cooper, Warren Commission
• Stephen John Roman, my grandfather
• Congressional Cemetery
• J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Director
• Congressman Hale Boggs Jr., Warren Commission
• White House
• East Room where President Kennedy lay in repose
• U.S. Capitol Building
• Capitol Rotunda where President Kennedy lay in state
• U.S. National Archives
• They have Mrs. Kennedy’s pink wool suit, remember
• National Museum of American History
• Lee Harvey Oswald’s rifle
• Georgetown
• The residence where Mrs. Kennedy stayed after leaving the White House
• Martin Luther King Memorial
• Ford’s Theater
• Madame Tussauds
• President Kennedy and Johnson wax figures
• They have Jacqueline Kennedy in the pink wool suit! Score!

I’ll be spending a day at Arlington National Cemetery all by myself. My wife has promised to go shopping while I am busy photographing history. I hope she does not spend too much.

I previously visited Washington, D.C. and Arlington National Cemetery in the 1990s.

My first visit was for my grandfather’s funeral. My grandfather made a career out of the Air Force serving in World War II and a couple of other skirmishes. It was a beautiful service with a horse-drawn carriage and a twenty-one gun salute. Too bad I was not into Holgas then.

My second trip was with my grandmother. She used to live in D.C. with my grandfather. I though she would be a good tour guide, but she was just as lost as I was. Oh well, we had a good time anyway.

Let me know if I need to send you a post card. Cheers.