Seated l-r, Dale Billings, Joe Main, John Gray, Merle Bower, Robbie Wallace, Richard Nichols (boy), Paul Nichols, Clarence Epperson, J. W. Epperson, unknown

Standing l-r, unknown, Edna Mae Gray, Gerald Gray, unknown, Lawrence Allensworth, unknown, Dallas Hall, Lonnie Allensworth, Frank Allensworth, unknown, Paul Allensworth, Otis Gray.

Tom says "the 10th one standing on the back row is "Blackie" Schmidt (who was Paul Nichols right hand man)".

(Notes from Chris) - The threshing run consisted of several families. It was an "association" or group or several farmers banding together to harvest the oats and wheat crops. One family would have a threshing machine and very other farmer in the group would come to the disignated farm on a certain day. The farmers wife would be in charge of feeding the tired and hungry crew. The other wives in the group would help as much and as often as they could.