Here's a card sent to Mrs. George Mable, Lizzie Graham's mother in 1917. I have posted a number of cards from the Graham family, so...

Tracy Graham's family has lived in the the Delhi, New York area for many generations. Tracy married Lizzie Mable in 1909 and they had t...

Huyler's was a chain of candy stores in the New York City area. May had probably discussed going to one of the Manhattan stores with Liz...

Here's a card to Lizzie Mable (Graham) while she was still single. She married Tracy Graham in 1909. Here's the back of the card,...

Often, my favorite part of a postcard is the message written on the back. And sometimes, if I have a  number of postcards to and from one pe...

Here to wish you a happy Thanksgiving is my favorite postcard personality, Tracy Graham.   Note that the sender has written Tracy on the y...

Based on yesterday's post, I think it's fair to say that this card to Tracy Graham was from Liz Mable, the woman Tracy eventually ma...

Slowly but surely I am piecing together the few details of Tracy Graham's life through the postcard evidence.  I have various collection...

Well, so it would appear. I have many questions for Tracy, and I wish he were alive to answer them. This card was sent to Master Graham c/o ...

No exciting news on these cards, except that now we know that Tracy's wife was called Lizzie - and that they had a niece named Anita. If...

Well, from this postcard it would appear that our favorite character, Tracy Graham, settled down and got married. Unfortunately, the date ...

Remember Tracy? No, of course you don't, but I suspect he was a real character. I  have a number of postcard addressed to him. Click her...

  The message scrawled on the front of the card says: Awful sorry I could not get down last night but was at Delhi yesterday and was so tire...

The message reads: Hello Trace Oh your a hot lot all right.  I suppose you lost a lot of money 16 to 1. How much did you give those Treadwel...