Your Ancestry Photos
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LARGE PHOTO ALBUMS 1870-1890
There are 30 Large Albums (1870 -1890)
and 54 more small ones in the Civil War Era Albums
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The Dembowsky / Leader/ Baker Family Photo Album from Russia to California
This album is shown in the second photo from the left on the above photo strip.
This beautiful large album has a Winter Scene Cameo on the cover and 25 photos inside,
with names that include:
Mary Leader "mother of Louie Leader"
Louie Leader "Mary Leader's brother" (in Arab dress, on horseback with rifle) [scanned]
RESEARCH SHOWS: Louis R Leader was born in 1892 in Russia. He had one son and one daughter with Anna D.
Leader (born Dembowsky) between 1918 and 1922. He lived in Pasadena, California, in 1918.
Anna D. Leader (born Dembowsky) was born on September 14, 1897, in New York, New York, her father, Samuel, was 37,
and her mother, Pearl, was 32. She had one son and one daughter with Louis R Leader between 1918 and 1922.
She passed away on November 19, 1991, at the age of 94.
Max and Haddie Dembowsky "Max and Sam were brothers & Max and Haddie were the parents of Bertha Dembowsky, Della
Dembowsky and Harold Dembowsky" in a photo from Kalamazoo, Michigan [scanned]
RESEARCH SHOWS: Max Dembowsky was born in 1873 in Russia, his father, Abraham, was 44 and his mother, Mary, was 39.
He had two brothers and one sister. He married Hattie Markowitz. He died in 1938 in California at the age of 65.
Sam Dembowsky "father to Anna and Ethel" in a photo from Grand Rapids, Michigan
RESEARCH SHOWS: Anna D. Dembowsky was born on September 14, 1897, in New York, New York, her father, Samuel,
was 37, and her mother, Pearl, was 32. She had one son and one daughter with Louis, R Leader between 1918 and 1922.
She died at the age of 94.
Pearl and Sam Dembowsky with his son "who was deceased as an infant" and
daughter Dora in a photo from Brooklyn, New York [scanned]
RESEARCH SHOWS: Samuel Dembowsky was born in January 1860, to Abraham 31 and Mary.
He married Pearl Baker in 1886. They had five children in 14 years. He died on June 3, 1934,
in Hollywood, California, at the age of 74.
Pearl Dembowsky (b. Baker) was born in September 1865.
She died on February 9, 1935, in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 69.
Dora (Dorothy) Maidenberg (born Dembowsky) was born on December 22, 1889, to Samuel 29 and Pearl 24.
She married Joseph Michael Maidenberg on June 26, 1904, in Temple City, California.
She died in October 1974 in Angels, California, at the age of 84.
Aunt Morrison "sister to Sam Dembowsky"
Dora Dembowsky "maidenberg" & Anna Leader in a photo from Brooklyn, New York [scanned]
Israel Baker and wife in a photo from Boston, Massachusetts [scanned]
Ike Baker 1895 in a photo from Grand Rapids, Michigan
RESEARCH SHOWS : The Baker connection to the family is Pearl Dembowsky, who was born a Baker.
Sylvia Sirkin Leader in a photo from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mr. Sirkin
Mrs. Sirkin
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Reynolds/Parsel Family Album from Richland County, Ohio including the surnames Milne, Patterson, Clark, Hindley, Woods, Taylor, Weber, Hallman, Wright, Sparks, Kinsel, Tinkey, Ellis, Clark, Garrison and Gebert.
This large antique photo album is blue velvet with red berries on the cover.
It has a Total of 44 Studio Portraits Inside. There are 28 Cabinet Photos & 16 Smaller CDV Photos.
All of the spaces are full and most of them are identified. The antique dealer tried to erase several
of the identifications to attempt to “clean up” the album for sale. I don’t want to guess at what they
say but an investigator could probably pull them up.
The names that are clearly visible include:
Lottie, Scott & Orin Reynolds in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio (Children of Mary Parsel 1853 – 1926
and William Lloyd Reynolds 1854 – 1910)
Great Grandpa Benjamin Reynolds in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio (father of William Lloyd Reynolds 1854 – 1910)
Great Grandma Reynolds in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio (mother of William Lloyd Reynolds 1854 – 1910)
A. Lottie being held by Mary Reynolds with Aunt Mat and Aunt Arvillah Milne, from North Dakota in a cabinet card from Plymouth, Ohio (NOTE: Mary Parsel Reynolds 1853 - 1926, Arvillah Parsel 1851 - 1902 & Martha “Mat” Ella Parsel 1858 - 1864)
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Patterson who are Mable’s folks in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio
Nora Clark Hindley in a cabinet card from Plymouth, Ohio
William Clark who is Alma’s father in a cabinet card from Indianapolis, Indiana
Lizzie Knight Clark in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio
William Woods in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio
Kate Hallman Taylor in a cabinet card from Plymouth, Ohio
A lady in a cabinet card from Cleveland, Ohio
Frank & Edna Weber in a cabinet card from Mansfield, Ohio
Dave Weber brother of Frank & Edna Weber in a cabinet card from Plymouth, Ohio
Mr. & Mrs. George Wright in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio [scanned]
Mrs. J. D. Sparks in a cabinet card from Plymouth, Ohio [scanned]
Bert Kinsel in a cabinet card from Plymouth, Ohio
Mrs. George R. Tinkey “Eddie” in a cabinet card from Plymouth, Ohio
Ben, Roy & Frank Parsel in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio
Dan Clark in a cabinet card from St. Louis, Missouri
Mary Ellis who is Mrs. Dan Clark in a cabinet card from St. Louis, Missouri
Carrie Garrison Gebert in a cabinet card from Clayton, Michigan [scanned]
Lottie and Elsie Reynolds in a cabinet card from Shelby, Ohio [scanned]
A family with 3 daughters and a son in a cabinet card from Lima, Ohio
(this definitely appears to be Great Grandpa Benjamin Reynolds’ family )
Floyd Sparks a boy in a dress with a winning smile in a cabinet card from San Diego, California [scanned]
Great Grandpa Parsel in a CDV from Shelby, Ohio (Henry Parsel 1791-1864)
Great Grandpa Parsel’s 2nd wife in a CDV from Shelby, Ohio (Sarah Conklin Parsel 1794-1847)
A CDV from Shelby, Ohio that appears to show Great Grandpa Benjamin Reynolds
A CDV from Shelby, Ohio that appears to show Great Grandma Reynolds
A man in 1875 in a CDV from Plymouth, Ohio
Aunt Mat in a CDV from Plymouth, Ohio (Martha “Mat” Ella Parsel 1858 - 1864))
Orin Reynolds in a CDV from Shelby, Ohio
Scott Reynolds in a CDV from Shelby, Ohio
A little girl in a CDV that appears to be Lottie Reynolds
Mrs. R.W. Ervin in a CDV from Crestline, Ohio
There are also un-named people in photos from Cincinnati, Ohio, Cleveland, Ohio,
Belleville, Ohio, Ashland, Ohio, Putnam, Ohio, Loudonville, Ohio and Grand Forks, Dakota.
NOTE RESEARCH SHOWS:
Lottie A. Reynolds was born in 1883 to William and Mary E Reynolds in Plymouth, Richland Co., Ohio, Newburgh, Ohio,
She married John Moon March 8, 1905 in Richland Co., Ohio
US CENSUS 1900
William Reynolds Head M 46 Ohio
Mary E Reynolds Wife F 47 Ohio
Scott B Reynolds Son M 21 Ohio
Lottie A Reynolds Daughter F 18 Ohio
Elsie Reynolds Daughter F 11 Ohio
Also in the 1870 US Census there is this family:
Benjamin Reynolds 47 Maryland
M Anna Reynolds 47 Maryland
M Samuel Reynolds 16 Maryland
B William Reynolds 14 Ohio
E John Reynolds 10 Ohio
William Lloyd Reynolds ( March 25, 1854 in Plymouth, Richland Co., OH – January 7, 1910 ) who married
on April 13, 1876 Mary Parsel who was born September 23, 1853 to William Morgan Parsel born
January 16, 1825 in Owasko, Cayuga Co., NY and Martha Jane Kirkpatrick born July 11, 1825
According to Family Tree Descendants of Henry and Sarah Parsel Complete from 1812 to 1917 Drawn by
Morilla Garrison Henry 1791-1864 and Sarah Conklin Parsel 1794-1847 had son William M. Parsel 1825
who had daughter Mary Parsel Reynolds 1853 who had Elsie Erwin, Lottie Moon, Scott and Orin
William Morgan Parsel (1825-1926)
+ Martha Jane Kirkpatrick (1825-1889)
Howell Parsel (1849-1902)
+ Martha J. Reynolds (1851-1944)
Arvillah Parsel Milne (1851-1902)
Mary Parsel (1853-1926)
+ William Lloyd Reynolds (1854-1910)
Sarah Parsel (1853-1928)
+ Orin Franklin Garrison (1852-1886)
Martha Ella Parsel (1858-1864)
William Parsel (1863-1864)
John Delbert Parsel (1866-1951)
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Reusser, Stucky, Krehbiel & Goebel Extended Families'
Photo Album from Mound Ridge, Kansas
This ( 8 x 10 x 3 inch) album has a faded red cloth cover and a
metal latch that still works. The spine is broken but the photos are sharp.
It has 26 studio portraits on cabinet cards and almost all are clearly identified.
The names in the album are:
Mr. and Mrs. Sarah and Jacob Krehbiel --- Mound Ridge, Kansas
Gussy (Ms. Augusta) Goebel --- baby photo --- Mound Ridge, Kansas
Herb Stucky--- baby photo --- Mound Ridge, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Pete and Rachel Krehbiel --- Mound Ridge, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Anne Stucky --- Mound Ridge, Kansas
Mrs. Annie Reusser Stucky and a baby photo
Amelia, Clara and Peter Goebel ------ Mound Ridge, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Anna and Pete Schowalter --- Newton, Kansas
Anna Goebel Stauffer and Mr. Stauffer,
Anna Stauffer & Katie Stauffer Meuller --- Newton, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Henry & Katie Stauffer Meuller --- Newton, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs.Will Lehmie --- Wedding Photo --- Newton, Kansas
Anna Welty Gerber --- Grandma Reusser sister ------ Mound Ridge, Kansas
Anna Reusser and Sarah Reusser -----------------------
Jac Voght and family --- Newton, Kansas
Clara Risser Rex --- Newton, Kansas
Anna Risser Bonsamer --- wife of Rob Bonsamer --- Newton, Kansas
Elmer, Roy and Omer Schowalter --- Mound Ridge, Kansas
James Lugbill --- Newton, Kansas
Dan Vogt --- Halstead, Kansas
Lydia Reusser, Sarah Reusser, Anna E. Reusser and Rachel Reusser
daughters of Abraham and Verena Reusser --- Halstead, Kansas
Chris Reusser Family of 7 ----- Halstead, Kansas
NOTE: Research shows:
Abraham Reusser b.1845 in Ohio d.1928 in Ohio he was son of
David Reusser b.1813 Switzerland & Katherine Utz b.1808 in Switzerland
Married Verena Welty b. 1845 in Switzerland in 1868 in Pandora, Ohio
Their children were Lydia 1869, Sarah 1870, Anna E. 1872, Samuel Abraham 1873,
Rachel 1875, Emma 1877, John 1879, David 1881, Ferdinand S. 1884, Edward 1886,
Otto N. 1888, Abraham Carl 1891 in Moundridge, McPherson County, Kansas
Sarah Reusser b. 1870 in Indiana d.1923 in Moundridge, Kansas
Daughter of Abraham Reusser b. 1845 in Ohio & Verena Welty b. 1845 in Switzerland
She married Jacob C. Krehbiel in 1894 in Moundridge, Kansas
Their children were Carl 1895, Roy Peter 1896, Otto Jacob 1898, Orlin D. 1900,
Elda I. 1902, Paul John 1906, Harold Christian 1907 and Frieda Elizabeth 1909
Anna E. Reusser b.1872 in Indiana, daughter of Abraham Reusser & Verena Welty.
Married Christian J. Stucky in 1892 and had Herbert Erich 1894, Richard Raymond 1896,
Emma A. 1899 and John Weldon 1910 all born in Moundridge, Kansas.
Herbert Erich Stucky b.1894 in Moundridge, Kansas d. 1974 in Moundridge, Kansas.
Son of Christian J. Stucky b. 1864 in Russia and Anna E. Reusser b.1872 in Indiana.
He married Agnes B. Schroeder b. 1895 in Newton, Harvey County, Kansas
Their children were Melbourne 1919, Curtis Lewellyn 1921 and Herbert Bismark 1923.
Christian J. Stucky b. 1864 in Russia d.1921 son of John & Freni Voran Stucky.
married Anna E. Reusser b.1872 and married in 1892. Their children were Herbert Erich
1894, Richard Raymond 1896, Emma A. 1899, John Weldon 1910 in Moundridge.
Jacob Goebel b.1868 in Illinois d. BEF 1930 in Garden, Kansas .
He was the son of Christian Goebel b. 1824 and Anna b. 1839 in Ohio.
Married Lydia Reusser b:1869 in 1891 & had children Augusta Emma 1892,
Ellen Marie 1897, Anna Lydia 1900, Emma Verna 1901, Lloyd Lestor 1903,
Marvin 1904, Velma 1906, Roland 1908, Arlo 1909 & Mildred 1911.
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Ivan Reed Flitcraft's Album from New Jersey
This family album has fallen apart but all ten photos are in wonderful shape.
They are all studio portraits on cabinet cards, except for one personal photo postcard.
One features one shows the owner, Ivan Reed Flitcraft in a photo from
Woodstown, Salem County, New Jersey, as a small boy.
Another one shows Berth M. Bateman in a 1901 graduation photo from
Bridgeton, Cumberland County, New Jersey
Two of the Studio portraits are from Bridgeton, New Jersey.
Two are from Pittman Grove, New Jersey.
Three are from Vineland, New Jersey and the photo
postcard is from Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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Fissel/Hull/Buck/ Meyers/Sunday/Ling/Riddlesberger and Mielke families
Tall Narrow Family Album from Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois
This album is in great shape with almost all of the photos being labeled.
The names are:
Mr. & Mrs. Jake Fissel, in 2 separate photos. Jake’s was taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois and his wife’s was taken in Chicago.
And a third photo of Mr. & Mrs. Jake Fissel in their wedding photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois
The Dixon newspaper in the Franklin Grove column says: “Mr. & Mrs. Jake Fissel from Freeport, formally from Dixon. She was Miss Ida Buck and a sister of Mrs. Hannah Meyers.”
Ida May Buck was born on July 27, 1872 in Lee County, Illinois to John Spanogle Buck (1826-1901) & Matilda Norman (1829-1892). Ida married Jacob Ellsworth Fissell on December 1, 1897 in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois.
Ida passed away May 15, 1966 in Savanna, Carroll County, Illinois.
Jacob Ellsworth Fissell was born on June 20, 1872 in York Springs, Adams, Pennsylvania to William & Sarah Chronister Fissell.
Jacob died on June 5, 1945 in Harlem Township, Stephenson County, Illinois
Earl Buck: Earl Ray Buck was born July 30, 1883 in Franklin Grove, Lee Co., Illinois
His parents, John Waggoner Buck and Matilda M. Dierdorff, were both born, lived and died in Franklin Grove, Lee Co., Illinois. He married Anna May Royer on February 14, 1906, in Dallas Center, Iowa.
Earl died 08 AUG 1964 in Dixon, Lee Co., Illinois
History of Lee County book records among the first landowners were Earl Buck, John Buck, Ira Buck and Oliver Buck
NOTE: Mary C. Riddlesberger (Joe’s sister) married a Buck and Chillian Buck is mentioned in Daniel Riddlesbarger’s will.
The 3 Meyers photos include:
Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers in their wedding photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois.
and
John Meyers in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois,
and
Hannah Meyers in a photo taken in Dixon, Lee County, Illinois.
John Edward Myers was born on December 18, 1863, in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, to Conrad and Maria Meyers. His second marriage was to Hannah Elizabeth Buck. He died on May 26, 1942, in Amboy, Illinois, at the age of 78, and was buried in China, Illinois.
Hannah Elizabeth Buck was born on May 9, 1870, in Ashton, Illinois, to John and Matilda Buck. She married John Edward Myers on February 24, 1897, in Franklin Grove, Illinois. She died on June 23, 1958, in Wheaton, Illinois, at the age of 88.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Riddlesberger in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois,
Joseph Riddlesberger was born in 1848 in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois, to Samuel and Mary Riddlesberger, who were both born in Pennsylvania. In 1870, they resided in China, Lee County, Illinois.
Also, in the 1930 Census: Joseph S Riddlesbarger 81 and his wife Ellen E. Riddlesbarger 74.
Emery and Mollie Riddelbarger in 1898 in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois
In the 1910 Census: Emery Newton Riddlesbarger born 1869 in Franklin Grove, Illinois
With wife Mollie Powelson born in 1870 in West Virginia.
Willis Wreigle (Reigle)and wife in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois,
NOTE: the Dixon, Illinois, City Directory, 1951 has William E. Reigle in the United States Marine Corps
With his wife Mary M. Reigle.
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Stulty in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois,
In the U.S., Selected Federal Census is George Stulty farmer
Alice Boyle in a photo from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,
Mary Hawthorne, in 2 portraits, but no location on them.
John Mielke & his sister Maude in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois,
In the 1920 United States Federal Census shows John Minkel born 1872 in Illinois
Now living in Carlyle, Clinton, Illinois with his wife Catherine.
Maude Mielke taken in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois,
Edna Mielke taken in Dixon, Lee County, Illinois,
NOTE: The 1930 census for Lee County, Illinois has:
Edna L Mielke was born about 1922 in Illinois, to Emil A. from Germany and Edna F. Mielke from Illinois.
Home in 1930 is in China, Lee County, Illinois, with children Leslie K. Mielke, Luther W. Mielke and the twins Edith L. Mielke and Edna L. Mielke.
Mr & Mrs Levi Wettlaufer’s wedding photo taken in Dixon, Lee County, Illinois, “they were married March 18, 1896”
Research shows: Levi N. Wettlaufer was born on February 16, 1871, in Oxford, Ontario, Canada to Dietrich and Marilla. He married Anna Edith Plantz in 1896, in Lee County, Illinois. He was in Illinois from 1893 to 1902 but moved soon after, so that’s when the photo was probably taken. 1900 Census in Ashton, Lee County, Illinois, He died on April 6, 1941, in Alderwood Manor, Washington.
Anna Edith Plantz was born on September 18, 1873, in Ashton, Illinois. She died on March 19, 1954, in Everett, Washington.
Uncle Webster Hull (brother of Ellen Hull Ling) photo taken in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois
NOTE: History of Lee County book records Josiah D. Hull, Charles E. Hull of Willow Creek and James D. Hull in Brooklyn in Company I in the Civil War. Also, an Eli G. Hull is a Commissioner of the Highway in Franklin Grove in 1914.
Aunt Ellen Ling in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois
RESEARCH SHOWS: Sarah E Hull was born on February 6, 1857, in Germany, Pennsylvania, to William D. Hull 28 and Lucinda King 25.
She married Joseph Ling in 1893 in Dixon, Lee County, Illinois
She died on September 19, 1933, in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois, at the age of 76.
Her husband Joseph Ling was born on September 14, 1863, in Shade, Pennsylvania, to Henry 46 and Mary 44. He died on March 21, 1948, in Franklin Grove, Illinois, at the age of 84, and was buried there.
Will Ling and Sadie Ling in separate photos, taken in Franklin Grove, Lee County, Illinois
Research shows: William G. Ling was born on August 16, 1859, in East Wheatfield, Pennsylvania, to Benjamin and Elizabeth. He married Sarah "Sadie" Stephens in 1884. They had six children in 11 years. He died on March 9, 1902, at the age of 42, and was buried in Armagh, Pennsylvania.
Sarah "Sadie" Stephens was born on October 2, 1863, in Black Lick, Pennsylvania. She married William G Ling in 1884. They had six children in 11 years. She died on March 26, 1928, in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, at the age of 64, and was buried in Armagh, Pennsylvania.
NOTE: History of Lee County book records G. W. Ling selling feed sheds.
Mr. & Mrs. Walt Sunday
Walter Otis Sunday was born on July 22, 1872, in China, Illinois, to Solomon and Eva.
He married Hester Jane "Jennie" Glover in 1894.
He died on May 14, 1958, at the age of 85, and was buried in Franklin Grove, Illinois.
Charlie Sundy in a photo from Dixon, Lee County, Illinois
Charles Edward Sunday was born on November 11, 1874, in Franklin Grove, Illinois, to Solomon and Eva. He had seven sons and four daughters with Harriet Elizabeth Smith... between 1898 and 1919. He died on August 18, 1930, in his hometown at the age of 55, and was buried there.
Hester Jane "Jennie" Glover was born on October 6, 1868, in Millgrove, Indiana, to William and Sarah. She married Walter Otis Sunday in 1894. She died on October 25, 1946, in Marshalltown, Iowa, at the age of 78, and was buried in Franklin Grove, Illinois.
NOTE: History of Lee County book records Solomon Sunday was the first blacksmith and his sons continued in the business from 1855 to 1914. Henry W. Sunday blacksmithing and selling implements in Franklin Grove and Jacob C. Sunday in China. Mrs. Jennie Sunday is VP of the Embroidery club and W. O. Sunday is a trustee at Grove City camp.
Cousin Ray in a photo from Franklin Grove, Illinois
Al Meridith in a photo taken in Hagerstown. Maryland
William Al Meridith was born in 1830 and married Josephine Allen from Illinois.
Aunt Vera in a photo from Freemont, Nebraska
Uncle Eli in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois
and Uncle Joe in the oldest paper photo I have ever seen.
Aunt Ellen’s cousin Preston and Effie in a photo taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois
All of the photos are Cabinet Cards and the portraits are in very good shape..
The vast majority of the 51 photos were taken in Franklin Grove, Illinois
but some were taken in Dixon, Rockford, Chicago & Oregon, Illinois.
The other locations are Reading & Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Mansfield, Ohio & Hagerston, Maryland and Freemont, Nebraska.
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Thaddeus J. Peters Family
Important note: There were 23 loose photos that came with this antique photo album!
The photos are listed on Page 18.
This unique scrapbook size (8.5 x 10 x 1) album has a typed
family history as the first page and family photos on every other page.
The history is of Joseph Piotrkowska who was born in 1886 in Poland.
He married Apolonia Jablonowski daughter of Peter Jablonowski and Katherine Nuska.
He Americanized his name to Joe Peters and called his wife Pauline.
They had three children, Jean Peters Haworth, Henryka Peters Arcus
and Thaddeus Joseph Peters 1916 - 1988.
The info covers the family from 1861 to 1988.
The album contains studio portraits and
snapshot photographs and all of them are identified.
The names in the album are:
Pauline and her brother Frank in 1908
Joseph Peters and Frank Jablonowski in 1908
Pauline and her sister in 1909
Her sisters wedding with Pauline and Frank in 1909
Pauline and Frank in 1909
Pauline in 1910
Pauline and daughter Jean in 1913
Jean and Henryka in 1917
Jean Peters in 1915
Thaddeus in 1916
3 pictures of Jean and a friend
Ted and his entire 1st grade class in 1922
And 39 more photos of the brother and sisters growing up.
The photos also include Joe Kolci, Grandma Hill and someone named Honey.
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Stinson Family Large Photo Album
This family photo album features over-sized portraits from the late 1800's or early 1900's. These photos are all different sizes.
Two are large (approx. 7 3/4" x 10") paper-framed hand colored tintypes which are extremely rare and in pristine condition.
Most of the pictures have the names hand written on the back others have the names hand-written in the album.
A couple of them show ladies in beautiful gowns. Of the 26 portraits, most are of individual people, men, women and children. One is a family photo of 7 people with names below in pencil on album page. The album is approx. 14" x 12".
The names in the album are:
James Cyrus Stinson - large (approx. 7 3/4" x 10") colored tintypes- Grandfather of album owner [scanned]
Mary Francis Stinson - Mrs. James Cyrus Stinson - large (approx. 7 3/4" x 10") colored tintypes [scanned]
Grandpa Stinson / J.C.Stinson ( James Cyrus Stinson born April 1834 in Alabama )
& Grandma Stinson / Mary Francis / Mrs. J. C. Stinson (Mary Frances Pruitt b: 1839 in TN)
& Aunt Callie / Callie Stinson / Mrs. Thomas Ball (Caledonia D. Stinson b: 1861 in TN)
& Aunt Katie / Kathern / Mrs. J. C. Cox (Kate F. Stinson b: 1874 in Boliver, Hardeman Co.,TN)
& Aunt Lizzie, Elizabeth Stinson / Mrs. Lee Wolfe (Martha E. Stinson b: 1865 in Hardeman Co.,TN )
& Bomalie / Mary Virginia / Mrs. Nathen E. Beck (Mary V. Stinson b: 1863 in TN)
& Aunt Franny / Francis / Mrs. J. B. Brunnion (Sarah F. Stinson b: 1867 in Boliver, Hardeman Co.,TN [scanned]
Grandpa and Grandma Beck / Nathan E. Beck & Mary Virginia Beck - Bomolie & Husband [scanned]
Aunt Kate ( Mrs. J. C. Cox / Kate F. Stinson b: 1874 in Boliver, Hardeman Co.,TN)
Bomolie in a photo from Paris, Texas (Mary V. Stinson Beck b: 1863 in TN) [scanned]
Mother / Grandma Stinson / Mrs. J. C. Stinson in a photo from Paris, Texas [scanned]
Bomalie (Mary V. Stinson Beck b: 1863 in TN) in an over-sized portrait [scanned]
Aunt Fannie (Sarah F. Stinson b: 1867) in an over-sized portrait [scanned]
Aunt Bertie (Bertie E. Beck b: Jan 1884 in Texas ) in an over-sized 10"x 13" portrait
Sam Wesley Beck (Samuel W. Beck b: JUL 1888 in Texas) - Two identical photos [scanned]
Faye Wolfe / Faye Buford / Mrs. Maury Q. Buford ... Dallas, Texas
Jessie B. Mitchell & S. E. Dunnam Jr. - Three nearly identical photos (one is with a different sister)
S. E. Dunnam (Jr.)
Jessie B. Mitchell from Monroe , La. in a photo from Greenville, Texas
Aunt Birdie / Birdie Beck Bergerow in a photo from Paris, Texas
Jessie B. Mitchell in a photo from Monroe, La.
Jessie B. Mitchell in a photo from Greenville, Texas
Margaret O. Mitchell / Mom - Two identical photos
Mom & Aunt Birdie in photos from Paris, Texas - Two identical photos
Lottie Wolfe / Lottie Hutton / Mrs Howard Hutton [scanned]
NOTE Research shows:
James Cyrus Stinson Birth: 1833 in AL
1850 in Tippah Co., MS .
1870 Hardeman Co., Boliver, TN Census, age 36.
Father: William Stinson b: Abt 1798 in NC
Mother: Mary Ray b: Abt 1804 in GA (or KY)
Marriage: Mary F. Stinson (M.N.U.) b: Abt 1840 in TN
Children
Caledonia D. Stinson b: 1861 in Hardeman Co.,TN
Mary V. Stinson b: 1863 in Hardeman Co.,TN
Martha E. Stinson b: 1865 in Hardeman Co.,TN
Sarah F. Stinson b: 1867 in Boliver, Hardeman Co.,TN
Kate F. Stinson b: 1874 in Boliver, Hardeman Co.,TN
Caledonia D. Stinson Birth: JUN 1861 in Hardeman County, Tennessee
Death: BEF 1942 in Texas Census: 1880 Grand Junction, Hardeman County, Tennessee
Census from 1900, 1920 and 1930 shows Hunt County, Texas as residence.
In 1870 it was Hardeman County, Tennessee
Father: James Cyrus Stinson : APR 1834 in Alabama
Mother: Mary Frances Pruitt b: 31 DEC 1839 in Hardeman County, Tennessee
Marriage Thomas A. Ball b: NOV 1857 in Mississippi, Married: 1889
Children
Thomas E. Ball b: 15 OCT 1891 in Hunt County, Texas
Mabry L. Ball b: AUG 1893 in Hunt County, Texas
James Fred Ball b: DEC 1895 in Hunt County, Texas
Raymond R. Ball b: 23 JAN 1900 in Hunt County, Texas
Kate F. Stinson Birth: 1874 in Hardeman County, Tennessee
Death: BEF 1954 Census: 1880 Grand Junction, Hardeman County, Tennessee
Father: James Cyrus Stinson b: APR 1834 in Alabama
Mother: Mary Frances Pruitt b: 31 DEC 1839 in Hardeman County, Tennessee
Mary V. Stinson Birth: APR 1863 in Hardeman County, Tennessee Death: BEF 1944 in Hunt County, Texas
Census: 1880 Grand Junction, Hardeman County, Tennessee Census: 1870 District 1, Hardeman County, Tennessee
Census: 1900 Greenville Ward 1, Hunt County, Texas
Father: James Cyrus Stinson b: APR 1834 in Alabama
Mother: Mary Frances Pruitt b: 31 DEC 1839 in Hardeman County, Tennessee
Marriage 1 Beck b: in Mississippi
Children
Bertie E.Beck b: JAN 1884 in Texas
Maggie O. Beck b: JUL 1886 in Texas
Samuel W. Beck b: JUL 1888 in Texas
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Freiberg Nimmer Families' Photo Album from Chicago, Illinois and Oshkosh, Wisconsin
featuring August Bauman
This ( 8.5 x 11 x 3 inches) album has quite the decorative
display in metal on the cover and quite an ornate latch.
However, it is the 24 cabinet photos that are the real treasure.
The names in the album are:
Mr. August Bauman ---- Chicago, Illinois
Mr. August Bauman as a boy in Chicago, Illinois ---- Chicago, Illinois
Teresa Babbler ------------- Oshkosh, Wisconsin
John C. Freiberg ------------- Oshkosh, Wisconsin
William Freiberg ------------- Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Mr. Bartz ---- Chicago, Illinois
William Freiberg from Oshkosh, Wisconsin
shooting a rifle on the Herman Nimmer Farm
William Nimmer from Fond Du Lock ----- Fond Du Loc, Wisconsin
Names included in the album where the photo was removed:
Bertha Freiberg and Henry Beduku --- parents of Leona Zwicky
Mr. August Bauman and John Beduhn
NOTE: Research shows:
Johann Christian Theodor (John C.) Freiberg
b. 1847 in Germany son of Ludwig Freiberg & Christine.
d.1930 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI
Children: William E.R. 1874, Charles F. 1876, John O. 1878,
Otto A. 1880, Edward 1882, Max Julius 1885, Rose C. 1887
and Else 1895 all born in Fond du Lac, WI
Herman L Nimmer b.1862 in Germany d. 1948 in WI.
Son of Carl & Mary, he married Ida Bauman in 1890.
Children: Helen 1891, Erna 1893 & Harry 1895.
John Freiberg b.1823 m. Johanna Bauman in 1849 in Germany.
Children: August F. 1850, Albert J.1852, Henry Freiberg 1855,
Herman 1856, Charles J.1859, Bertha 1862, Eda F.1863,
Emma C. 1867, Hulda A.1871 and Anna J. 1875.
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Six pages of the Baldwin thumbnail tintype album with every person identified
The people are identified as:
Charlotte Baldwin
George Baldwin
Helen Brown
George Carter
Ms. Louis Cleveland
Frederick Dexter
John I. Folsom
Susan Gemploma
Winslow Hanson
George Ingalls
Maggie Lonergan
James Munroe Jr.
Estella Parker - sister to Dudley T.
Ida Pickham
Mr. Potter
Mary A. Rich
Howard Walker
Mr. Zirurman
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Bennett Family Album from N.H. and N.Y.
This full sized red album has 27 photos in it, of which 5 are tintypes.
The names in the album are:
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and their 3 daughters in a photo from Fillmore, N.Y.
Mr. A. Berriman, H. McGregor and Thomas Bell In a photo taken in Manhattan
Mrs. Birch (W.P. Burn) in a photo from Woodsville, N.H.
W.P. Burn (Doloris) (Mrs. Birch) in a photo from Lisbon, N.H.
Mrs. J. Trevena from Lisbon, Grafton Co, N.H in a photo from Lisbon, N.H.
Also un-named photos from Ticonderoga, N.Y. , Fillmore, N.Y., 3 from Lisbon,
N.H., 3 from Crown Point, N.Y., 2 from Littleton, N.H. , Catskills, N.Y., Weymouth and Exeter
and a couple of attempts at Home photography.
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Gladue or Gladu Family album from Illinois & Michigan
This large gold and red album features a catholic family from Mantino and Bourbonnais,Kankakee County, Illinois.
Photos were taken in Escanaba, Michigan, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, Concordia, Kansas and Chicago and Kankakee, Illinois.
There are sixteen beautiful and unique photos in this album.
Nuns are prominently featured.
Esmail X. Gladue appears to be the father.
There are several photos of Andie Gladu from St. George, Illinois.
Two of the photos from friends. They are Delia or Julia Lonone from Kankakee, Illinois and Louise Lambert
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James H. Doyle's Family Album
The inside cover says "James H. Doyle's Album. Bought at B.G. Dec.19"
The first photo is a little boy photo of Ralph Mitchell,
A tiny photo of Henry Doyle,
A boy-in-a-dress photo of James Ralph Mitchell at one year old. It was taken on July 4, 1905
Uncle Willie Doyle
Aunt Addaline Doyle
Little girl Lena B. Mitchell with "L.B.M. to D.F.D."
Jimmy Doyle Family
Photo of Bill and Cora Osborns Family (with 5 kids)
Baby Photo on Postcard of Porter Doyle and even a lock of his hair
Porter Doyle on a Photo Postcard a year or two later.
John and Emma Doyle from John W. and Emma F. Doyle,
To James H. and Dora F. Doyle
Sherman and Ethel and Eva Doyle
Note: Research shows: James H. Doyle was born 13 March 1876 in Fort Madison, Lee County, IA.
He died 10 Aug. 1953. On 19 Sept. 1900 he had married Dora Frances Doyle born Dec. 10, 1883 and died June 26, 1964.
Porter E. Doyle was the son of James and Dora. He was born Feb. 9, 1910.
Dora was the daughter of John Harrison Doyle and Louisa Frances Jackson.
Their other children are: Sherman Howard Doyle who was born Oct. 4, 1885 and married Ethel Roofener in 1905.
John H. Doyle who was born Oct. 8, 1875 and married Emma Florence Roffener.
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Wilkinson / Sweeney / Gallagher / Henry Families'
Photo Album from Wayne County, Ohio and Hartford, Conn.
This large brown album (10 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 3 1/2") has a beveled
mirror on the cover and appears to be from the late 1800?s.
It features 22 large cabinet cards studio portraits, a funeral card
and an envelope with business cards and calling cards.
The names in the album are:
Kathryn Sweeney ------------ Wooster, Ohio
Kate Gallagher -- toddler --- Wooster, Ohio
Kate Gallagher --- baby ------ Wooster, Ohio
Alice Sweeney -- baby --- Creston & Shreve, Ohio
Kathryn Wilkinson ------------ Wooster, Ohio
Mr. Jas. Wilkinson ------------------ Akron, Ohio
On back: J.M.Wilkinson - Louelwilh,Ohio (Louisville?)
Bill Wilkinson ---- baby ----- Creston & Shreve, Ohio
Bridget Leech ---------------------------- Wooster, Ohio
Nell Henry ------------------- Hartford, Connecticut
John Henry ------------ baby ------- Hartford, Connecticut
John Henry --- toddler in a dress --- Hartford, Connecticut
Aunt Alice Coughein --------------- Hartford, Connecticut
Sister of Mary Hines ------------- New Haven, Connecticut
Mary Hohen ---------------- Hartford, Connecticut
Anna Hoben ---------------- Hartford, Connecticut
Uncle Jas. Fitzgerald ------------ Wooster, Ohio
Miss Lillian Dahill ----------------- Hartford, Connecticut
on back: Lilly Dahell - Hartford, Connecticut
Rose Sweeny's brother -------------------------
On back: to Miss Sweeney
Julia Mahoney ------------------------- Akron, Ohio
On back: Miss Julia Mahoney Tallmadge, Summit Co., Ohio
Jim Mahoney ------------------------- Akron, Ohio
Nell Wilkinson ------------------- Jonesville, Michigan
Ms. K. Gallagher ---------------- New Castle, Pennsylvania
Finally a Funeral Card from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ---
Michael Fitzgerald died April 28th, 1888 age 42 years.
Also, there are 5 business cards/calling cards in an envelope addressed to:
Miss Mary Wilkinson, Creston, Ohio
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The Dickerson & Botsford Family Album from Michigan
This large (10"x 8"x 2") red velvet photo album has 37 studio portraits
including 2 tintypes. With only one empty slot, the photographs
in this album are in great shape. One photo is of a Priest, another
a Black woman and her child and a third shows the child alone.
The names in the album are:
Maude ( Maude Botsford Dickerson ) - Howell, Michigan
Mr. Dickerson (prob. Maude's husband) - Howell, Michigan
Ellen Botsford Dickerson -- age 4 mo.--- Howell, Michigan
Maude Botsford Dickerson - Ann Arbor, Michigan
Katie - "Mother of Josephine" - Rochester, New York
Smith Botsford - on back - Katie's Father, Josephine's
Grandfather and Lynn's Great Grandfather.
Maude and Katie (sisters Maude Pearson Botsford
and Katie Botsford ) - Albion, New York
Marnie Jones ( Marnina ) photo taken on Nov. 14, 1891
At age 13 years 7 months.
Uncle Lewis Godfrey - Ann Arbor, Michigan
Nellie Deyo - Cousin - Chicago, Illinois
Note: An empty slot has Nellie Deyo - Dead Cousin ' written under it.
Ms. Fredi Sittett- Ann Arbor, Michigan
Lee Jefferson Caldwell - Palmyra, New York
Lee Jefferson Caldwell and mother
She worked on the farm.
Ellen B. Bach - Ann Arbor, Michigan
Fan Terren - June 1906 - Dear Mali - with the love of Belle
Mother in our parlor - at the age of 78.
Cherlin Lophern - Rochester, New York
Seven of the photos are from Ann Arbor, Michigan,
three from Howell, Michigan and Albion, New York.
Two are from Chicago, Illinois and San Francisco, California.
The rest are from Washington, D.C., Denver, Colorado
and Saline, Michigan. As well as Canandaigua, Rochester,
Lockport, Palmyra, New York State.
NOTE: Research shows that:
Maude Pearson Botsford b.1868 in MI d.1956 Howell, Livingston Co., MI
Is the sister of Katie Botsford b. 1876
Ellen Botsford Bach is dau. of Philip Bach and Anna Botsford
Anna Botsford is a sister to Smith Botsford the father of Maude Pearson
Botsford. Their parents were Elnathan Botsford and Eliza Smith
Two of these photos are from San Francisco. It is reported that Botsfords
were in San Francisco at the time of the 1906 earthquake and fire.
They took refuge near Golden Gate Park and sent accounts
of their experiences back to a newspaper in Michigan.
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Family Photo Album of David Graham and his extended Family
This large (9x11x5) photo album looks like a huge family Bible
but it is actually something better for the family researchers.
It has 62 Studio Portraits of family members, including one tintype
NOTE: David Graham b.1821 in Kentucky & d. 1894 in Illinois.
Son of Matthew Graham b. 1780 in S.C. & Jennette Wilson b. 1783
In 1846 he married Elizabeth Brown b: 8 Jul 1828 in Ohio
Their children were Clara Cecelia b. 18 Apr 1851, James Andrew
b. 18 May 1853, Mary Louisa b. 8 Apr 1857, Ralph Walter b. 20 Apr 1859,
Elizabeth Jane b. 28 Feb 1849 and Francis Mable (Fannie) b. 11 May 1867.
All of the children were born in Biggsville, Illinois
Fannie Graham also known as Mrs. J. B. Herbert
NOTE: Francis Mable (Fannie) Graham daughter of David Graham
She married John Bunyan Herbert b. 14 Sep 1852 in Cambridge, Ohio
James A. Graham
NOTE: James Andrew Graham married Mary Emma Martin in 1883.
Their children were David, Mary Elizabeth, Melinda and James.
David Graham in a baby photo
William Bradfule (Bradeite?) Bryson in a photo from Monmouth, Illinois
NOTE - Research shows: William B. Bryson b. 1854 in Green County, Ohio & d. 1932.
He married Mary Louisa Graham daughter of David Graham in 1880.
Their children included James Robert b. 1884 & William Graham b. 1881
Clara Graham McCoy aka Mrs. A. G. in a photo from Mishawaka, Indiana
NOTE - Research shows: Clara Cecelia Graham b. 1851 & d. 1916 in Monmouth, Illinois.
She was the daughter of David Graham.
She married Albert Gallatin McCoy on 17 Oct 1877.
Their children included Albert Gallatin b. 1879, Clara Elizabeth b: Jul 1882
James A. b. Mar 1885 and Hugh W. b. Aug 1886. All of the
children were born in Monmouth, Warren County, Illinois.
Albert Gallatin McCoy in a photo from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Beth McCoy in a photo from Monmouth, Illinois
NOTE - Research shows: Clara McCoy married Gilbert Edgar Kirkpatrick & Jack L. Mench
Laura Graham McConnell in a photo from Monmouth, Illinois
Note: Laura Elizabeth Graham was the daughter of James Harvey Graham
b. 1823 in Todd County, Ohio and Mary Jane Brown b. 1822 in Ohio.
Laura b. 1859 in Morning Sun, Iowa, d. Aft 1941 in Marshalltown, Iowa.
She married Hugh McConnell and their children were Martha Theresa,
Mary Edna, Luther Graham and Marjorie Belle.
Mr. Hugh McConnell in a photo from Burlington, Iowa
Mrs. Hugh McConnell in a photo from Burlington, Iowa
NOTE - Research shows: Mrs. Hugh McConnell is Laura Elizabeth Graham
Theresa McConnell in a photo from Columbus Junction, Iowa
Note - Research shows: Martha Theresa McConnell was the daughter of Hugh and Laura
Margaret Mc Dill (Cousin Maggie) in a photo from Monmouth, Illinois
Dr. Edgar Mc Dill in a photo from Burlington, Iowa
There is an unnamed photo that looks to be another photograph of Dr. Edgar Mc Dill in a photo from Burlington, Iowa
Mr. Howard Cory in a photo from Xenia, Ohio
Mrs. Howard Cory in a photo from Xenia, Ohio
Mrs. Leila Stewart Cooley in a photo from Xenia, Ohio
William M. Glenn in a photo from 1880
Anna Glenn in a matching photo
Dr. J. C. Hutchison in a photo from Chicago, Illinois
Mrs A. W. De Serisy is featured in a photo from Cincinnati, Ohio which is dedicated to Mrs. Bertie Dremer
Clarence Hollmann (Hallman?) in a baby photo from Cincinnati, Ohio
Mr. A. M. Campbell
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Campbell in a photo from Burlington, Iowa
Mr. W. J. Buchanan in a photo from Monmouth, Illinois
Mr. Stevenson in a photo from Burlington, Iowa
Mr. Sarimba Shaw in a photo from Galesburg, Illinois
Anna Duer in a photo from Galesburg, Illinois
Mr. J. C. Hamilton in a photo from Monmouth, Illinois
Ms. Virey McClellan in an 1879 photo from Wichita, Kansas
Thomas Brown in a photo from Washington, Iowa
And additional photos from Mishawaka, Indiana, Monmouth & Chicago,
Illinois, Burlington & Columbus Junction, Iowa & Wooster, Ohio
The honor of the first page of this album was given to their famous pastor.
Dr. Jackson Burgess Mc Michael in a photo from Burlington, Iowa
NOTE - Research shows ; Rev. Jackson Burgess McMichael was born
near Poland, Ohio, on July 22, 1833. He was the pastorate of Sugar Creek
U. P. Church in 1862. After sixteen years as pastor, the Rev. McMichael
was elected president of Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois. His
Presidency lasted until 1897 when he retired.
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Libby G.'s Album From Tioga County, Pennsylvania and Steuben County, New York
This vintage album is 9" x 7" x 1".
It has 24 photographs and 6 of them are tintypes
The names in the album are:
Rev. James -------------- Westfield, Pennsylvania
Rev. Spencer ---------------Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
Bert Wildman to Libby ------- Elmira, New York
Mr. M. S. Rees --- print ------------
Harry Lyon ------------------------ Corning, New York
Dr. Rumsey --------------- Knoxville, Pennsylvania
Edgar Woodbury ------------------
Dr. Reese Sr. ------------------------ Elmira, New York
Leonard Haynes small photo included - Addison, New York
Mr. Bellows ------------------
Walter Bowman ----------- Westfield, Pennsylvania
Lee Goodrich ----------------------- Corning, New York
Frank Cornelius ---------------------- New York, New York
Mr. N. H. Selley ------------------------ Corning, New York
George Cornelius ------------------------ Elmira, New York
Samuel Bartlett to Libby G. Tioga County, Pennsylvania
Monroe Ackley -to Libby G. --- Gaines Pine - Oberlin, Ohio
The last two were teachers of Byron Grenolds
John Dangle - to Libby
Byron Grenolds & Monroe Ackley
A print of clergy from newspaper
NOTE: Research has shown:
Byron Albert Grenolds b. 1862 in Troupsburg, Steuben County, NY
m. Sarah Josphine Bailey b. 1869
George K. Cornelius b.1863 and J. Frank Cornelius b.1875 in Bedford County,
Pa. parents were Benjamine F Cornelius and Anne E. Grove
James Monroe Ackley b. 1861 in Steuben , New York to Samuel and Aurinda Ackley
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Mahaffey Family’s Photo Album from St. Louis, Missouri
This large ( 8 x 10.5 x 3 inches) red album has 33 antique studio photographs.
There are 24 large cabinet photographs, 3 paper photos, 2 CDV’s and 4 tintypes.
The names in the album are:
Mr. Jameson -(a mustached man on the first page)
Mrs. Mahaffey in a photo from St. Louis, Missouri
Mr. Mahaffey in a photo from St. Louis, Missouri
Paul – Cut out picture of a Asian man with a rifle
Ethel Mahaffey in a photo from Southington, Connecticut
Carrie Mahaffey in a photo from St. Louis, Missouri
Ms. M. R. in a photo from Athens, Ohio
J. Frank Beatty in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A cut out of two asian women
Aunt Lottie ----------------------------
Aunt Lottie in a photo from Athens, Ohio
Uncle John and Aunt Mary Jane from King City, Missouri
Aunt Addie Bethel Gabriel and family in a photo from Athens, Ohio
Joe Boher (Baker ?) and Family in a photo from King City, Missouri
Jameson - A woman in a photo from the old country N. Kikinda 1918
Harry -- a baby in a photo from Denver, Colorado
Joe Sayer in a photo from Kansas City
May Baker in a paper photo
And additional studio portraits from Atlantic City, New Jersey,
Charleston, West Virginia, Brooklyn, New York,
2 from New York, New York and 3 from Athens, Ohio
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Wolcott Maltbie Families' Photo Album from Ohio
This ( 8 x 11 x 2.5 inches) album has a red fabric covering with a white rose on the cover.
It features 63 portraits and 6 of them are tintypes and at least one has a Civil War stamp.
There are four antique greeting cards from friends and family.
This unique album has pages of single cabinet cards, pages of 4 carte-de-vistas
per page and similar pages cut to accommodate double cabinet cards.
The amazing thing is the almost without exception the names
in the album are duplicated on the backs of the photos.
The names in the album are:
Harold C. Wolcott ---- Newton Falls, Ohio
Orvis Orlando Wolcott --- Wedding picture ------ Warren, Ohio
Carrie Maria Maltbie --- Wedding picture ------ Garrettsville, Ohio
Pansy Gertrude Wolcott and Harry Pierre Wolcott ------ Warren, Ohio
Julia Louise Maltbie ------
Maria Hosmer ---- Maryville, Missouri
Julia Bostwick – Grandma Maltbie
a baby photo of Hazel Burns who is to become Mrs. Sam McFall
Frank Burns ----- Warren, Ohio
Hazel Burns as a young girl who is to become Mrs. Sam McFall --------
Julia Louise Maltbie Stow ----- Jefferson, Ohio
Dosia Haines or Haine -------
Stepmother Maltbie ----- Warren, Ohio
Harry Pierre Wolcott ----- Warren, Ohio
Hazel Burns as a toddler who is to become Mrs. Sam McFall -------- Warren, Ohio
from Mother(Julia Bostwick Maltbie) to Carrie --- 58 years of age 1892 ----- Warren, Ohio
Edwin Maltbie ---------------- Warren, Ohio
Ralph and Ruth Maltbie ----- Warren, Ohio
Julia Louise Maltbie ----- Warren, Ohio
Sophronia, Altine & Rose Alcock
Minta Osborne (Osborn ?) wife of Tom from Berea, Kentucky
2 photos of the same man
One as a young man ----- Ashtabula, Ohio
And the other as a middle aged man ----- Warren, Ohio
Sophronia Alcock --- 2 yrs 5 mos. --- Painesville, Ohio
Rev. and Mrs. Holiett from Braceville --- Zanesville, Ohio
The greeting cards are from Howard C. Young, Angie M. Young, A.E.Degler & Olive Lucas.
NOTE: Research shows:
Orvis Orlando Wolcott, b. 1859 to Catherine Maria Stowe and Orlando Wolcott
married Carrie Maria Maltbie and had Harry Pierre 1885, Clarence Burdette 1887,
Pansy Gertrude 1890, Clarence Eugene 1892, Harold Clermont 1895,
Howard Joseph 1899, Robert Theodore and Dorothea Kathryn Wolcott.
Carrie parents were Isaac Maltbie b. 1828 in OH & Julia Bostwick b. 1830
Marcus Edwin Maltbie b.1858 to Isaac Maltbie and Julia Bostwick
married Miranda Celestia Wolcott in 1879. They had:
Lena 1881, Carrie Ethel 1883, Ruth Wolcott 1885
Ralph K. 1888 and Lawrence Austin 1891
Hazel Burns b.1892 to Edward P. Burns and Jennie A. Maltbie
married Roland Eagan in 1915.
Julia Louisa Maltbie b.1871 to Isaac Maltbie and Julia Bostwick
married Frank Norman Stowe in 1897 and had
Fred Ernest 1899, Eva Eudora 1900 and Julia Rachel 1902.
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Basford and associated families' Photo Album from Austin & Winona, Minnesota
This large red album (11"x8.5") is showing it's age but the photos are in great shape.
There are 30 studio portraits.
The names include:
Mr. R. B. Basford in a photograph from Winona, Minnesota
Helen Basford in a photograph from Austin, Minnesota
Harry Basford at 2 years old in a photograph from Austin, Minnesota
Helen Basford at 5 months old in a photograph from Austin, Minnesota
Addie Cook in a photograph from Winona, Minnesota
Nel White Cook with her two girls in a photograph from Winona, Minnesota
Carl Stone in a photograph from Minneapolis, Minnesota
A stylish man in a photo from Kansas City, Missouri and on the back it says:
John Henry Roberson 1873 but then someone tried to black it out.
A four generation photo from St. Paul, Minnesota
Then a picture of Mr. Merchant and a picture of Mrs. Merchant both in photographs from Winona, Minnesota
Then a picture labeled cousin Albert Donaldson
Ms Kit Carson Ellis from Austin, Minnesota in a photograph from Winona, Minnesota
Then a picture of Mr. Soule and a picture of Mrs. Soule, both in photographs from St. Paul, Minnesota
Guy Mcfarlin in a photograph from Winona, Minnesota
Florence Hiscock in an 1879 photograph from Iowa City, Iowa
Minnie W. Barnes Dec. 25, 1881 in a photograph taken in Chicago, Illinois
Helen Boothe at 15 years old in an 1879 photograph from Winona, Minnesota
Seta Foster
And photos from Austin, Armach & Rochester, Minnesota, New York, New York, Kansas City, Missouri and Cedar Rapids, Iowa
NOTE: Research shows:
Rutilleous Britt (R.B.) Basford was born on June 2, 1836, in Guilford, Maine, to Pliny 27 and Sarah 30. He had three brothers
and one sister. He died on March 3, 1916, in Winona, Minnesota, having lived a long life of 79 years.
Henry Orlando Basford born 22 Apr 1838 married Mary Eliza Miller born 27 Apr 1844 in 1876 in Winona, Minnesota.
Their children were Harry Miller Basford born 13 Feb 1878 and
Helen Louise Basford born 18 Aug 1881 - died Mar 1889 in Austin, Minnesota.
Harry Miller Basford was born on February 13, 1878, in Austin, Minnesota, to Henry 39 and Mary 33.
He married Mary Minnie Mangin on May 18, 1902, in Denver, Colorado. They had four children in 15 years.
He died in 1948 at the age of 70, and was buried in Denver, Colorado.
Another Helen J Basford was born in 1914 in Colorado, to Harry 36 and Mary 35.
She had three sisters. She died in 1936 at the age of 22.
Guy W. McFarlin was born on August 16, 1875, in Minnesota, to Edwin 24 and Catherine 21. He had one brother
and one sister. He died on September 3, 1894, at the age of 19, and was buried in Plainview, Minnesota.
Helen De Forest Boothe was born on May 12, 1878, in Derby, Connecticut, to Charles 26 and Florence 24. She had five brothers and two sisters. She died on April 11, 1906, in Monrovia, California, at the age of 27, and was buried in Glendale, California.
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The Scofield/Neff/Schultz/Bagwill/Aldrich/Whitney Family Album
The album appears to have been put together by Mary Maude Scofield daughter of Howard Myron Scofield ( 1868 - 1954 ) and Alice Neff ( 1870). It is a vintage album with a picture of the lady and two children on the cover. The photos are almost all of the Scofield family and relatives. The good thing is that she wrote their names and relationships by their photos. There are Uncles, Aunts, grandparents, Brother in laws and cousins. There are 23 photos with only one empty slot.
The names in the album are:
Grandma Scofield and dedicated to Howard and Alice
Sherman and Ida with their children, Ray and Nellie
Hallie Scofield
Mabel and Earl Scofield - the children of Walter and Hallie Scofield
Anne Brown our cousin
Ashley Bagwill our cousin
Wallie Whitney brother to Thriga Neff
Nellie Neff Alderidge
Florence “Flora” Shultz
Mrs. Myrtle Bagwill our cousin
Jessie Bagwill our cousin
Millie Neff Aldrich
Edwin Robertson my brother-in-law
Florence and Maira Shultz (originally thought to be Delia Shultz)
Robert Shultz uncle (Robert Henry Schultz married Nina Neff)
Grandma Neff on the back it says Maud Scofield and H.M.Scofield Kent End, Michigan ( Thirza Delia Whitney Neff b: 29 Dec 1847
in Newark, Kendall, Illinois giving a photo to Howard Myron Scofield 1868 - 1954 and daughter Mary Maude Scofield b: 30 Jun 1891 )
Clyde Shafer our cousin
Howard Scofield my father (Howard Myron Scofield 12 Apr 1868 in Big Grove, Kendall, Illinois - 13 Oct 1954 in , Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada )
Zed Beauditle
Raymond Shultz our cousin (Raymond Neff Schultz born in Sandwich, DeKalb, Illinois to Robert Henry Schultz and Nina Neff )
Russell Danny Scofield (in only 1 of 5 snapshots)
Otto Shultz our cousin
Ada Aldrich (Ada Marie Aldrich Birth: 17 Mar 1895 )
George Scofield 1yr old (George William Scofield 11 Nov 1899
- 29 Jul 1970 so this more modern photo is from 1900 )
Cornelia Scofield 4yrs old (Cornelia Scofield 21 Feb 1897 -
12 Feb 1986 so this more modern photo is from 1901 )
A card from Edith Bagwill
George A. Pearl uncle (in only 1 of 5 snapshots)
Delia Whitney (Thirza Delia Whitney 29 Dec 1847 in Newark, Kendall, Illinois - 9 May 1934 in Millington, Kendall, Illinois who married George William Neff on 8 Nov 1866 in La Salle, Ill which make the photo taken about 1861)
Edwin Browal – uncle
Lyle and Ada Aldrich – cousin (Ada Marie Aldrich Birth: 17 Mar 1895 in 1 of only 5 snapshots )
Nellie Scofield - cousin
Marie 12yrs with her dog Teddy 7yrs in 1915 (in 1 of only 5 snapshots)
Name written on back but photo taped into album
NOTE THAT RESEARCH SHOWS:
Howard Myron Scofield ( 12 Apr 1868 in Big Grove, Kendall, Illinois - 13 Oct 1954 in , Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada ).
He married Alice Neff ( 29 Mar 1870 in Newark, Kendall, Illinois) on 9 Apr 1890 in Millington, Kendall, Illinois.
Their children were: Mary Maude Scofield b: 30 Jun 1891, Elsie Scofield b: 11 Jan 1894, Cornelia Scofield b: 21 Feb 1897,
George William Scofield b: 11 Nov 1899 and Thirza Mary Scofield b: 6 Nov 1903
George William Neff ( 27 Jun 1837 in Mission Point, Vermilion, Illinois - 1 Jan 1900, Newark, Illinois) son of
Ebenezer Neff ( 4 Aug 1790 in Westfield, Richmond, New York) and Margaret Douglass ( 7 Dec 1799 in Pennsylvania.
He married Thirza Delia Whitney b: 29 Dec 1847 in Newark, Kendall, Illinois on 8 Nov 1866 in La Salle, Ill.
Their children were: Nina Neff b: 29 Sep 1867, Alice Neff b: 29 Mar 1870 in Newark, Kendall, Illinois,
Millie Neff b: 22 Sep 1873, Stella Neff b: 30 Jul 1876 in Millington, Kendall, Illinois, Miles Grant Neff b: 13 Jun 1880
in Millington, Kendall, Illinois and Guy Whitney Neff b: 20 Apr 1886 in Millington, Kendall, Illinois
Nina Neff ( 29 Sep 1867 - 29 Mar 1929 ) daughter of George William Neff and Thirza Delia Whitney and she married
Robert Henry Schultz (1865) on 4 Jul 1890 in La Salle, Ill. They had children were: Marie Schultz, Raymond Neff Schultz
in Sandwich, DeKalb, Illinois and Nina Schultz
Millie Neff ( 22 Sep 1873) to George William Neff and Thirza Delia Whitney. She married Edward Perrine Aldrich b: 12 Feb 1863
on 3 Sep 1891 in Yorkville, Ill. Their children were: Lyell George Aldrich b: 17 Jun 1893, Ada Marie Aldrich b: 17 Mar 1895,
Lizzie Aldrich b: 27 Feb 1897 and Nathan Mills Aldrich b: 20 Jun 1899
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Two albums from the Ault and related families from the Seymour/Shelbyville/Columbus, Indiana area.
The family names are Ault, Merrit, Gray, Merritt, Kissling, Sprague, Barklinner, Swank,
Noblitt, McMahan, Shroyer, Harris, Warner, Campbell and Heilman Bailey is mentioned.
I purchased all of the family's photos, in a desperate attempt to keep them together or at least searchable.
There are 2 large albums and a collection of over-sized portraits.
In the blue-colored album and other album with a pretty lady on the front, the majority of the photos are cabinet cards
with just a few, smaller photos in the back of the albums.
Thirty-five of the portraits are Identified - the majority of these are cabinet cards.
Twenty photos are unidentified - but you may be able to put a name with a face by comparing some
of the other photos in the two albums on some of these.
The names in the Girl Album are:
Catherine Hodler's name in on the front page but the photo is missing
Lilly Merritt ---- in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Ada Sprague Barklinner[scanned]
Will and Kathryn Kissling “children of Aunt Kathryn” in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Jacob Hodler in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Homer O. Harris in a portrait studio (baby boy in a dress) photo, in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Willis Ault in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Ruth Smith (Small) as a baby in a cabinet card
Ethel Cox as a young girl
Jeff and Lily Merritt in a cabinet card
Adam Swank
Roscoe E. Ault in a cabinet card from Indianapolis, Indiana
Lula Harris
The Names in the Blue Album are:
V. D. Ault family with children Lula, Lily and Dave in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Willard Ault in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Willes Ault in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana with tiny photos of a boy and a girl
Willard and Margaret Ault in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Frank, John Henry and Laura Ault (3 children, in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Conrad Warner Grandpa Ault’s brother in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Frank Ault in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Katie Kissing in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Katherine Kissling in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
A portrait studio photo of a baby boy in a dress, in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
William Swank Family with children Adam, Lura, Frank, Ralph, Charles and Maude
Linder Sprague Family with children Oliver, John, Evert and Ada
John Noblitt Family with children Lodeura, Laura, Myrtle, Charles and Loren
Evans Mc Mahan Family with (5) children
Shroyer Family in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Mr. Heilman n a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Liza Heilman – Grandma Ault’s sister in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana
Rev. Campbel and family with (3) children
Several un-named photos fromColumbus, Indiana and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The Names in the Oversized Portraits (suitable for framing):
Willard and Margaret Ault with their son Tommy in an oversized photo [scanned]
Ralph and Bess Swank in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana from Shelbyville, Indiana [scanned]
Mrs. Kate Kissling in a cabinet card from Columbus, Indiana dated April 1898.
Edward Gray …June 4, 1913 … 6 years old … in a personal postcard … For Wilme, Henry and Walter Bailey[scanned]
Same boy ? with his mother ? … in a personal postcard
Harry B. … in a personal postcard
Little girl on Cherub Card
Jeff and Lily Merritt and their dog on their front porch[scanned]
There is a sympathy card to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Merritt from Frank Birk dated Nov. 12, 1930 in Columbus, Indiana.
Jerry Poe … Uncle of Mary Mize in an oversized photo from Shelbyville, Indiana[scanned]
NOTE Research shows:
John Walter Ault was born on May 18, 1827, in Belmont, Ohio, to Valentine 24 and Joanna 16.
He married Jemima Truax in 1852 in his hometown. They had seven children in 18 years.
- Valentine D. Aultb: Jul 1853 in Columbus,Bartholomew, Indiana, USA
- John A. Aultb: Jun 1856 in Columbus, Bartholomew, Indiana, USA
- Robert Aultb: Abt 1860 in Columbus, Bartholomew, Indiana, USA
- Frank E. Aultb: May 1864 in Columbus, Bartholomew, Indiana, USA
- Willis Aultb: Abt 1868 in Columbus, Bartholomew, Indiana, USA
- Willard Aultb: Abt 1869 in Columbus, Bartholomew, Indiana, USA
He died on May 10, 1900, in Bartholomew, Indiana, at the age of 72, and was buried in Harmony, Indiana.
V. D. Ault family with children Lula, Lily and Dave
Frank
Roscoe E.
Willis
William
John Henry
Laura
Willard and Margaret Ault
Valentinedied on July 3, 1936, in Columbus, Indiana, at the age of 82, and was buried there.
children: Lillian A Ault, Lucinda Ault, Elizabeth Ault and Dave Ault
Willis Ault and his twin brother Willard were born on November 30, 1867, in Columbus, Indiana, to John 40 and Jemima 41.
Willis married Mary Etta Talkington and they had one daughter together. He then married Martha M. Sparks and they had
one son together. He died on May 25, 1950, in Indianapolis, Indiana, at the age of 82, and was buried in Bartholomew, Indiana.
Willard Ault married Margaret Lois Merritt on August 6, 1891, in Bartholomew, Indiana. They had two children during their marriage. He died on October 18, 1936, in Bartholomew, Indiana, at the age of 68, and was buried there.
When Frank Edward Ault was born on May 16, 1864, in Columbus, Indiana, to John 36 and Jemima 37. He married Hura
E. Sprague on December 31, 1891, in Bartholomew, Indiana. He died on January 30, 1941, at the age of 76, and was buried there.
Rosco Earl Ault was born on January 23, 1904, in Columbus, Indiana, his father, John, was 22 and his mother, Laura, was 23.
He married Thelma Irene Hinkle on September 11, 1924, in Bartholomew, Indiana. He died on August 14, 1974,
in Sacramento, California, at the age of 70, and was buried in Milan, Tennessee.
Thelma Irene Hinkle was born on July 4, 1908, in Breckinridge, Kentucky. She married Rosco Earl Ault on September 11, 1924,
in Bartholomew, Indiana. She then married Laud Webb and they had one daughter together. She died on March 26, 1988,
in Columbus, Indiana, at the age of 79, and was buried there.
Conrad Ault was born on April 10, 1809, in Washington, Pennsylvania, to Frederick 25 and Mary 29.
He married Jane Campbell and they had seven children together. He then married Louisa Kinney and they had
four children together. He died on April 7, 1901, in Belmont, Ohio, at the impressive age of 91.
Jane Campbell was born in 1816 in Pennsylvania. She married Conrad Ault on March 19, 1835, in Belmont, Ohio.
They had seven children in 13 years. She died as a young mother on October 4, 1849, in Belmont, Ohio, at the age of 33.
John David Ault was born on March 11, 1881, in Columbus, Indiana, to Valentine 27 and Margaret 27.
He married Laura Ellen Swank on March 14, 1901, in Bartholomew, Indiana. They had one child during their marriage.
He died on October 8, 1967, in Cupertino, California, at the age of 86, and was buried in his hometown.
Laura Ellen Swank was born on August 10, 1880, in Indiana, to Jacob 32 and Matilda 27. She married John David Ault
on March 14, 1901, in Bartholomew, Indiana. They had one child during their marriage. She died on March 11, 1957,
in Columbus, Indiana, at the age of 76, and was buried there.
Wilhelm "William" Schwenk "Swank" was born on July 3, 1844, his father, Johann, was 38 and his mother, Louise, was 37.
He married Zilpha Electa Clark on February 18, 1875. They had six children in 13 years. He died on October 31, 1904,
in Ohio, Indiana, at the age of 60, and was buried in Bartholomew, Indiana.
Ralph Waldo Swank was born on March 29, 1880, in Bartholomew, Indiana, to Wilhelm 35 and Zilpha 30.
He married Bettina B. Kyte on June 30, 1904, in his hometown. They had one child during their marriage.
He died on January 29, 1956, in Columbus, Indiana, at the age of 75, and was buried there.
Bettina B. Kyte was born on November 16, 1883, in Indiana. She married Ralph Waldo Swank on June 30, 1904,
in Bartholomew, Indiana. They had one child during their marriage. She died on February 8, 1936, at the age of 52.
Ada Isador Sprague was born on July 8, 1893, in Bartholomew, Indiana, to Robert 43 and Mollie or Mary 28.
She married Leland William Orr on May 11, 1918, in her hometown. They had four children in 13 years.
She died on March 5, 1969, in Indianapolis, Indiana, at the age of 75, and was buried there.
David A Kissling was born on November 15, 1871, in Indiana, to Charles 30 and Catherine 23.
He married Stella Spaugh in 1900. They had three children during their marriage.
He died on August 13, 1944, in Bartholomew, Indiana, at the age of 72, in Hope, Indiana.
John William Noblittwas born 23 Jun 1853 in Jackson, Indiana, to William Noblitt and Lucinda (Womack) Noblitt.
Hemarried Hannah (Cain) Noblitt on 1 Jul 1872 in Indiana. Then he married Hannah Elizabeth Barkes on 12 Apr 1874,
in Indiana. Finally, marriedHester Ann Brownin 1931. His descendants:Father of John W. Noblitt, Bennie Noblitt,
William Isaac Noblitt, Mary Lodema Noblitt, Myrtle Alice Noblitt, Quintin G. Noblitt, Charles Cleveland Noblitt,
Loren Scott Noblitt and John Clifford Noblitt. John died 24 Nov 1940 at age 87 in Columbus, Bartholomew, Indiana
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The Sarah Millard Album from Marion County, Iowa
This is an amazing collection of individuals is from Marion County, Iowa.
The names in this album are:
Sarah Millard
Sarah Dale Millard & Sylvester Millard
Myrle Sarah Millard on a photo postcard
Sylvia Millard
Grandma Millard
Aunt Luellen Millard Zyletra
Pa Zyletras sister
Mom & Dad with Vernon & Welma at Attica in front of homestead
Pearl and Albert Rooda (Rodda) - on New Year’s 1917 -
in their convertible roadster on a photo postcard
sent to Chebbe Zyletra in Osceola, Iowa
Richard Lee Roarda (Rodda)
Gallen Mease on a photo postcard
Gallen Mease on a horseshoe photo postcard
Walter Beamers boy and girl
Ralph Brouce on a photo postcard
sent from Adia Brouce to Miss Sarah Millard in Harvey, Iowa
Wedding photo of Mabel and Byron - Sept. 12, 1906
Bell Robison
School teacher (that may be Bell Robison)
Flo Allen Busec -- wife of Charlie
Mr Henrys two daughters
Martha Henry on a photo postcard
Martha Henry and her mother Mrs Aron Henry
Sarah worked for them.
Miss Zora Dixon in 1919
Mrs. Zora Dixon Phelps
Jack Dixon Whaley age 4 months on a photo postcard
Arthur Bridges
Lem Durhans daughter
Aunt Bertha astride a horse
Clarence and Josephine VanderVeer (van Der Veer)
NOTE: RESEARCH SHOWS
The 1910 US census, Clay, Marion Co., Iowa, shows
John H. Millard, 52,, b. WI; wife, Olive A. 48, b. IA;
dau. Pearl G. 18, b. KS; son, Sylvester, 16, b. KS; dau.
Luellen, 15, b. KS; dau. Sarah D. 13, b. KS; dau.
Sylvia B. 9, b. IA; dau. Bessie J. 8, b. IA; dau. Lizzie G. 5, b. IA
Another of John Elmer Millards daughters was
Sarah Myrtle Millard b: 27 Apr 1877 in Iowa.
Arthur T. Bridges b: 11 Jan 1871 in Attica, Marion County,
Iowa d: 27 Nov 1963 in Marion county, Iowa
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Twenty Five Families in a Photo Album from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
This was a large (8.5 x 11 inches) album that had two photographs
per page. What is missing is the back and both covers. However, the
pages are pristine condition and suitable for framing. Most importantly
the 61 studio portrait cabinet photos are in perfect shape and well labeled.
The names in the album include:
Mrs. Snyder in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mr. Snyder in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Aldeifer in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Mrs. E. K. Miller in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bert Snyder in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [scanned]
Henry J. Kallenthaller (Kallenberger ?) Jr. on his 1st birthday on
Nov. 29, 1897 in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wayne Keiser in a photo from Columbus, Ohio[scanned]
Horace Peixoto in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ed Malsburger in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania[scanned]
Minnie Stump Armpirester in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Earnest Forward in a photo from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Bessie Forward (Howard?) in a photo from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Mr. A. R. Moyer in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Ms. J. E. Christman as a baby in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Mr. H. G. Prutzman a baby in a photo from Reading, Pennsylvania
Mr. A. K. Kulp in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Kati Stauffer Brinder a baby in a photo from Reading, Pennsylvania
Sarah Isabelle Prutzman 5 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Prutzman
Mr. A. G. Krause in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The second Mrs A. G. Krause in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Reverend Schmucker in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Reverend D. K. Humboldt in a photo from Allentown, Pennsylvania
Anna Krause in a photo from Reading, Pennsylvania
Reverend O. P. Smith in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mr. E. Knappe in a photo from Springfield, Massachusetts
Mr. William Coulton in a photo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mrs. (William) Coulton in a photo with no location
Nelson Prutzman in a photo with no location
George Prutzman in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Seeds family (mother & 2 daughter) in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Mr. H. A. Prutzman in a photo from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Snyder & Mrs. Coulton in a photo with no location
Robert Miller in a photo from Frankford, Pennsylvania
Annie Lenhart in a photo from Reading, Pennsylvania
Horace Ashenfelter in a photo from Bridgetown, New Jersey
Lydia Moser in a photo from Reading, Pennsylvania
And 25 more photographs that were made in Pottstown, Pennsylvania (10),
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (5), Reading, Pennsylvania (2), Norristown, Pennsylvania,
La Trobe, Pennsylvania, Lebanon, Pennsylvania in 1892,
Altoona, Pennsylvania, New York, New York and Akron, Ohio
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Kattas / Urban Album from Ellsworth County, Kansas
This red album with a silver shamrock has thirteen amazing photos from around 1880.
They all appear to be younger and older photos of the Kattas and Urban Families.
The portraitsthat are actually namedin this album, are of:
Mr. and Mrs. Kattas Family and two young daughters in an 1880's photo from Ellsworth, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Kattas Family and two young daughters in an 1890's photo from Ellsworth, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Urban in a photo from Ellsworth, Kansas
Mrs. Kozel
Mary Urban in a CDV
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MYERS FAMILY ALBUM FROM GERMANY TO WARREN, OHIO
This large brown album has the word album in silver metal lettering .
The album is worn but the 45 studio portraits are in very good shape.
They consist of 29 cabinet cards and cdvs from Warren, Ohio,
Youngstown, Ohio and Buffalo, New York, plus 16 tintypes.
The names in the album are:
Minnie Myers -------------------------------------- Warren, Ohio
Chyst Myers --------------------------------------- Warren, Ohio
George Fox Jr. ------------------------------ Newton Falls, Ohio
Emma, Rob and Earl ------------------------------ Warren, Ohio
Jacob, Jake, Myers ----- Fred's father ---------- Warren, Ohio
Charlotte Myers -------- Fred's mother --------- Warren, Ohio
Justine --- To Aunt Amelia ---------------------- Geneva, Ohio
Sherrill Myers ----- square photo --------------------------------
Of the cdvs, one is from Ashtabula, Ohio, one from Warren, Ohio
and one is of Immigrant Ancestors from Goeppingen (Germany).
Note: If the names Haughton, Reeher, Lymn or Hurd are related, let me know.
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Thompson Family Album
This album is missing it's cover but the photos are good.
It has a lot of writing in pencil on almost every page.
This album has 20 photos in it and 8 more loose photos in the back
but that is not counting the 22 small photos surrounding the photo of the girl with her 1800's bicycle.
Inside the front cover is written:
“May 14 N.H.W. 1927
W. F. Sheppard to keep and remember forever.
Pe Ell, Washington”
The names in the album are:
Seeberg’s little boy that died
“My Picture”
Mrs. Ira Thompson from Newton, Iowa in a photo from Princeton, Illinois
Aunt Grace Baldwin
Grace when she was a little girl
My Uncle and my Aunt on father’s side in a portrait by a traveling photographer
The Snodgrass boy
Father Kroh in a photo from Newton, Iowa
9 members of a family friend of the folks
Mae Coon of Newton (Iowa)
George Odar
Mrs. R. E. Thompson
Aunt Sadie
2 girl “cousins of mine”
Judge Ryne in a photo from Sigourney, Iowa
Mrs. Judge Ryne
My Grandpa Thompson in a photo from Princeton, Illinois
My Grandma Thompson in a photo from Princeton, Illinois
and 8 more photos loose in the back
NOTE Research shows:
Pe Ell, Washington was a bustling logging center and a booming downtown, soon after being incorporated in 1906.
Sadly, the Great Depression in the early 1930s brought an end to Pe Ell’s prosperity. Mills shut down. Businesses closed.
Many moved away, just after this album was started.
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The Sarah Millard Album from Marion County, Iowa
This is an amazing collection of individuals is from Marion County, Iowa.
The names in this album are:
Sarah Millard
Sarah Dale Millard & Sylvester Millard
Myrle Sarah Millard on a photo postcard
Sylvia Millard
Grandma Millard
Aunt Luellen Millard Zyletra
Pa Zyletras sister
Mom & Dad with Vernon & Welma at Attica in front of homestead
Pearl and Albert Rooda (Rodda) - on New Year’s 1917 -
in their convertible roadster on a photo postcard
sent to Chebbe Zyletra in Osceola, Iowa
Richard Lee Roarda (Rodda)
Gallen Mease on a photo postcard
Gallen Mease on a horseshoe photo postcard
Walter Beamers boy and girl
Ralph Brouce on a photo postcard
sent from Adia Brouce to Miss Sarah Millard in Harvey, Iowa
Wedding photo of Mabel and Byron - Sept. 12, 1906
Bell Robison
School teacher (that may be Bell Robison)
Flo Allen Busec -- wife of Charlie
Mr Henry's two daughters
Martha Henry on a photo postcard
Martha Henry and her mother Mrs Aron Henry
Sarah worked for them.
Miss Zora Dixon in 1919
Mrs. Zora Dixon Phelps
Jack Dixon Whaley age 4 months on a photo postcard
Arthur Bridges
Lem Durhans daughter
Aunt Bertha astride a horse
Clarence and Josephine VanderVeer (van Der Veer)
NOTE: RESEARCH SHOWS
The 1910 US census, Clay, Marion Co., Iowa, shows
John H. Millard, 52,, b. WI; wife, Olive A. 48, b. IA;
dau. Pearl G. 18, b. KS; son, Sylvester, 16, b. KS; dau.
Luellen, 15, b. KS; dau. Sarah D. 13, b. KS; dau.
Sylvia B. 9, b. IA; dau. Bessie J. 8, b. IA; dau. Lizzie G. 5, b. IA
Another of John Elmer Millards daughters was Sarah Myrtle Millard b: 27 Apr 1877 in Iowa.
Arthur T. Bridges b: 11 Jan 1871 in Attica, Marion County, Iowa d: 27 Nov 1963 in Marion county, Iowa
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