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| 501 |  | Hardin, Frances Lorraine ca 1940's Frances Loraine Dubose, 75, of Bryan and formerly of Livingston, died in December, 2001 at the St. Joseph Regional Health Center in Bryan. She was born in Duncan, Okla., and was a member of the First Baptist Church in Livingston. She was preceded in death by her husband, Clayton Dubose. Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Eddie Hoyt and Tex Ann Drath of Bryan; a stepson and daughter-in-law, Roddy and Linda Dubose of Houston; five grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. | |
| 502 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 503 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 504 |  | Hemphill, Texas Volunteer Fire Department, 1940's The volunteers of the Hemphill VFD after being awarded a trophy l t r: Willard Byrd, Jessie Moody, Leon Adickes, Chet Murray, Jim Williams, and Deas Fuller | |
| 505 |  | Herbert, Cevilla Wife of William Henry Souder B. 1899 Michigan D. 1971 Ohio | |
| 506 |  | Herbert, John Jacob John Jacob Herbert and Ella Irene Elliott wedding picture. They married in Lake Odessa, Michigan prior to 1899 | |
| 507 |  | Herbert, John Jacob Husband of Ella Irene Elliott B. 1869 Ohio D. 1960 Michigan | |
| 508 |  | Herbert, John Jacob and Ella Children plus two unknown The children of John and Ella Herbert, Odessa Township, Michigan, with their first cousins, Avis and Ilo Smith, (L to R): Cevilla, Gurtha, Avis, Ilo, and John Bernard. Names were written on the back of the photo. | |
| 509 |  | Herbert, John Jacob and Ella family The Herbert family of Lake Odessa, Michigan circa 1908 John Jacob Herbert holding his son John Bernard, daughter Cevilla, and wife Ella Irene (Elliott) holding their youngest daughter Gurtha | |
| 510 |  | Herring, Lettie Ann (Mrs. Kinchen Milton Strickland) Lettie married Kinchen Milton Strickland on March 9, 1862 in Danielsville, Georgia, a week before he left for the war with the 9th Battalion, Company B, Georgia Infantry, Confederate States Army | |
| 511 |  | Hess, Anna Rose and Vivian Morlas Cousins and long time friends, New Orleans, sometime around 1990 | |
| 512 |  | Hess, Anna Rose ca 1990's Anna Rose Hess was especially close to her double cousins, the daughters of Lucine and John Morlas. Her grandfather, Bertrand Morlas, was their father's Uncle and former business partner. Her grandmother, Anna Roquevert, was their Mother's older sister. | |
| 513 |  | Holder, Stella (Adams) with her children Stella with her daughter Trudie, and likely her son Tom. PLEASE HELP US VERIFY THE IDENTITY OF TOM. | |
| 514 |  | Howe, Fern and Phil with her parents l to r, Fern Schwegler Howe, Lena Mark Schwegler, Philo Howe and Ben Schwegler | |
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| 523 |  | Irwin, Joseph and Jane Joseph and Jane were married in Pennsylvania in 1851. | |
| 524 |  | Janda Children of Nebraska, ca 1901 Sharon Nemeth writes that "from left to right are, Anna (the younger surviving daughter of Josef Janda and his first wife, Josefa Rejsek), Estella "Staza" (the daughter of Josef Janda and Rousy Hranac), Joseph Sr. (oldest son of Josef and Rousy--"Pepik" is written below his image); Vincent (youngest son of Josef and Rousy); Gust (middle son of Josef and Rousy--it looks like "Gustav" or "Gustus" is written below his image)and finally Emma Hranac, Rousy's eldest daughter, born prior to her marriage to Josef Janda. Josef's eldest son Frank Janda was not in the photo, probably due to being in Canada, and daughter Mary was missing as well, a mystery as she was the one that commissioned the photo to be taken. Daughters Antonie and Alice died young, prior to this photos, and also missing were Rousy's children from her later marriage to Joseph Matejovsky, Agnes, Stanley and Edward. | |
| 525 |  | Janda, August and Elsie (Zelenka), ca 1917 A wedding portrait of Gust and Elsie Janda, probably taken around the time of their July, 1917 wedding in Montana. | |
| 526 |  | Jaus, Laura May holding her infant cousin, Mildred Schwegler Laura, the eldest daughter of Mary Schwegler and Frederick Jaus, holding her new cousin, Mildred Schwegler, the daughter of Lena Mark and Ben Schwegler | |
| 527 |  | Jaus, Mary with her daughter Laura, ca 1930's Mary Schwegler Jaus, l, with her eldest daughter, Laura (wife of Dr. G. F. Lenzner) | |
| 528 |  | Jaus, Minnie Edith, ca 1910's This photo of Minnie as a young girl was likely taken in Cass City around or after 1910. | |
| 529 |  | Jaus, Samuel Husband of Lena Helwig B. 1878 D. 1952 Michigan This photo appears to have been taken sometime around 1900 or 1910. Sam was a lifelong resident of Elkland Township and farmer, also being a member of the Elkland Arbor of Gleaners. | |
| 530 |  | Jesse Family, Children of George and Marie Jesse, ca 1890 Xerox of a photo from Jo Bossert Peck Back Row, l to r, Anna annd Andrew Jesse Bottom Row, l to r, Augusta, Minnie and Julia Jesse | |
| 531 |  | Jesse Family, UNKNOWNS, ca 1880-1900 Xerox of a family photo from Jo Bossert Peck. It appears that the photo was taken at the studio of Mrs. Chappell in Sturgis, Michigan, as this was embossed on the cardboard frame. Jo indicated that on the back was written "Grandpa (Andrew?) Jesse's sister, daughter and husband." Jo is not sure which of Andrew Jesse's four sisters this refers to. It had originally been assumed that this was a photo of Andrew's parents, George Jesse and his wife, Marie Klesert. However, this does not appear to be the case. PLEASE HELP US POSITIVELY IDENTIFY THE PEOPLE IN THIS PHOTO. | |
| 532 |  | Jesse, Andrew and wife Mathilda (Foss), ca 1891 Xerox of photo from Jo Bossert Peck. The cardboard frame was embossed as from Hodges Studio, Sturgis, Michigan. It was probably taken around the time of their marriage, in 1891. | |
| 533 |  | Jesse, Andrew ca 1920's or 1930's Andrew Jesse, seated, a resident of Sturgis, Michigan, with his sister, Minnie Jesse Benkelman of Cass City, and three young men whose identities are unknown. PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THE YOUNG MEN. | |
| 534 |  | Jesse, Anna with her sister Wilhelmina, ca 1878 Carole Jean Benkelman writes that the back of this photo was inscribed "Mother age 13 - and Aunt Anna." It was taken at a photography studio in Sturgis, Michigan in 1878. Anna Sophia and Wilhelmina "Minnie" Johanna Jesse were the two eldest daughters of George and Maria Jesse. Both sisters later moved to the border of Kansas and Colorado after their marriages to men in the employ of the Benkelman Ranch. Anna married John "Bum" Burgwald and Minnie married Ben Benkelman. | |
| 535 |  | Jesse, George, before 1900 B. 1832 Prussia D. 1903 Michigan Xerox of photo from Jo Bossert Peck | |
| 536 |  | Jesse, Minnie ca 1954 Cass City Chronicle Friday, May 7, 1954 Volume 49, Number 2 Page One Judging by the amount of beautiful paintings, afghans and other works she turns out, Mrs. Ben Benkelman, Sr., 88, accomplished more than many persons half her age. For example, in the last year, Mrs. Benkelman has knitted an intricately designed tablecloth, several small items, painted the picture shown above and another larger picture that is framed and hanges on the wall in her home. In addition, she writes regularly each week to her three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Ball, New Jersey, Mrs. Lois Pease, Illinois and Mrs. Mae Carpenter, Michigan. She writes and signs all her own checks and keeps continually busy on her varied projects. (Chronicle Photo, copy courtesy of Carole Jean Benkelman) | |
| 537 |  | Jesse, Minnie ca 1960, with her children on her 95th birthday L to R: Ben Jr standing behind his sisters Lois and Ruth, Minnie, Mae and Sime The paintings behind the group were all done by Minnie herself, who took up painting as a hobby shortly after her 87th birthday. | |
| 538 |  | Jesse, Minnie ca 1960, with her childrens' spouses on her 95th birthday Minnie Jesse Benkelman, celebrating her 95th birthday, posed with the spouses of her children Standing, l to r: Eustace Ball, Avis Benkelman, Bill Carpenter Seated: Isabel Benkelman, Minnie | |
| 539 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 540 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 541 |  | Joos, William and Hattie (Muck) and Family, ca 1910's William Frederick Joos and his wife, Hattie, with their two eldest children, Lena and Maurice. | |
| 542 |  | Josephine Maumus Born 1889 in New Orleans, later married Aloysius Albert Dargis, and had a large family. | |
| 543 |  | Kamm, Joseph family front row: Mary (Machalleck) Kamm with her eldest child, Charlotte, and husband Joseph Kamm back row: Joe's brother-in-law, Cory Noggle and sister Mary (Kamm) Noggle | |
| 544 |  | Kasper, Gladys, July 2008, Nebraska Gladys Janda, the widow of Milton James Janda | |
| 545 |  | Keith David McGuire Jr and Daisy Marie Newnam Married in Chandler, Oklahoma on September 14, 1957 | |
| 546 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 547 |  | Kennedy, Lloyd Lawrence, Sr. Former husband of Charlcie Slack B. 1909 D. 2002, Texas | |
| 548 |  | Kerr, Denton, M.D. Husband of Edna Pointer B. 1903 D. 1976, Texas | |
| 549 |  | Kerr, Rupert, ca 1927 The son of Denton Kerr and Edna Pointer | |
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| 552 |  | King, Nancy Belle (Mrs. Henry Toliver McLemore) Said to be a photo of Nancy Belle King at age 19, from the McLemore/Maddox discussion group on MSN | |
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| 555 |  | Klein, Andrew ca 2007 with his Aunt Marjory Battel Andrew (r) and Marjory Schwegler Battel peer into Marjory's suitcase full of old family photos at a reunion in the Summer of 2007 | |
| 556 |  | Klein, Andrew Joseph ca 1958 Andrew was the youngest of six children born to Mildred "Mid" Schwegler and Jack Klein. This photo was likely taken in Port Huron, Michigan when he was still a toddler. | |
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| 562 |  | Klein, James William ca 1950's A school age photo of Jim Klein, one of six children born to Jack Klein and Mildred "Mid" Schwegler of Michigan | |
| 563 |  | Klein, James William ca 1955 A school age photo of Jim Klein, one of six children born to Jack Klein and Mildred "Mid" Schwegler of Michigan | |
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| 565 |  | Klein, Joseph "Jack" with wife Mid Schwegler Jack and Mid in a tender moment | |
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| 572 |  | Klein, Robert "Bob" Alan ca 1954 A school age photo of Bob Klein, one of the six children born to Jack Klein and Mildred "Mid" Schwegler of Michigan | |
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| 575 |  | Klinkman, Orton and his wife, Catherine (Schwegler) Ort and Kate celebration their 40th wedding anniversary in 1954. The couple was married in Caro, March 11, 1914, and lived in Cass City for three years, after which they moved to their farm residence near Decker, Michigan. | |
| 576 |  | Krapf Family of Oklahoma William Frederick Krapf of Wisconsin and Mary Elizabeth Williams of Georgia were married in 1879, probably in Texas. Later Frederick was one of the 20,000 who made a run for a homestead in the Cherokee Strip in Oklahoma in 1880. The back of this photos is simply labelled, "Oklahoma Krapfs." IT IS UNKNOWN IF THIS IS FREDERICK AND LIZZIE THEMSELVES, OR SOME OF THEIR DESCENDANTS. PLEASE HELP US POSITIVELY IDENTIFY THEM. | |
| 577 |  | Krapf Family: Probably Jake Krapf and wife Hazel Wiliams THOUGHT TO BE JAKE KRAPF AND HAZEL WILLIAMS, BUT THEIR EXACT IDENTITY IS UNKNOWN. PLEASE HELP US VERIFY. | |
| 578 |  | Krapf Siblings and Spouses; Children of Jake Krapf and Hazel Williams Dot (Alison) & Truman Krapf, Cleopatra Bernice (Krapf) and Leslie Martin Riherd, Leon and Myra (Crites) Krapf | |
| 579 |  | Krapf, Adeline, circa 1930's Wife of (1) Hiram Spencer and (2) Judson Cummings B. 1870 D. 1940, Michigan | |
| 580 |  | Krapf, Frederick and Lizzie William Frederick Krapf was the oldest son of Frederick Krapf and Dorothea Benkelman, immigrants from Germany. He married Mary Elizabeth Williams of Georgia in 1879, probably in Texas. Later Frederick was one of the 20,000 who made a run for a homestead in the Cherokee Strip in Oklahoma in 1880. About 1900 he moved with his family to the "boot heel" country of southeast Missouri. | |
| 581 |  | Krapf, George Husband of Ida Rhew B. 1880 Texas D. 1973 Missouri | |
| 582 |  | Krapf, Jake Husband of Hazel Williams B. 1887 Indian Territory D. 1966 Missouri | |
| 583 |  | Krapf, Truman The back of the photo is labelled "Believed to be Truman Krapf." | |
| 584 |  | Krapf, Truman and Leon, ca 1920 Thought to be brothers Truman and Leon Krapf, of Honersville, Missouri. PLEASE HELP US VERIFY THE EXACT IDENTITY OF THE YOUNG MEN IN THIS PICTURE, WHICH IS CURRENTLY UNKNOWN. | |
| 585 |  | Krapf, Unknown PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THIS YOUNG WOMAN, KNOWN ONLY TO BE A MEMBER OF THE KRAPF FAMILY. | |
| 586 |  | Krehl, Augusta Augusta Catherine Krehl was born March 6, 1870, at Franklin Center, Iowa. Her mother died when she was two years old and she made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Striffler, neighbors of the Krehls. Within a short time, Mrs. Rosina Striffler also answered the final call and soon after Mr. Striffler and family came to live in Cass City, bringing Augusta Catherine with them and she has lived in and near Cass City since. She married John Adam Benkelman, who had been widowed from his first wife for several years, in 1890. This photo, from Marjorie Schwegler Battel's collection, is the only known photo of Augusta as a young girl. | |
| 587 |  | Kubik, Jo Pat The youngest daughter of Amos and Mary Pat Kubik B. 1949 Oklahoma D. 2009 Pennsylvania | |
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| 590 |  | Kuykendall, Anna Mary "Mamie" Keith McGuire wrote that this photo of Mamie McGuire was taken when she worked in a saloon, and is a piece of a larger photo. However Mary Ellen Okelberry, who owns the original, states that Mamie was a Christian Scientist and was opposed to serving alcohol. Mary Ellen says that the photo was actually taken at a cafe at which she worked. Although the name of the establishment is not known, the photo must have been taken sometime after 1912, based on the campaign poster (over Mamie's right shoulder) for the Woodrow Wilson/Thomas Marshall Presidential ticket. | |
| 591 |  | Kuykendall, Anna Mary "Mamie" ca 1890, wife of Henry David McGuire | |
| 592 |  | Kvetov, Czech Republic, World War I Monument Joe Zak took this photo of a World War I monument, with the names of two men with the last name Jirousek, near the small town of Kvetov in the Czech Republic (about 7KM from Milevsko). It is highly probable that these men were related to Jan Jirousek of Kvetov, who settled in Cleveland, Ohio in 1866. This photo is a close-up of the names (names are written on all sides), the second photo is a close-up of the middle of the memorial. PLEASE EMAIL IF YOU HAVE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE JIROUSEK FAMILY OF EITHER KVETOV or CLEVELAND. | |
| 593 |  | Kvetov, Czech Republic, World War I monument Joe Zak took this photo of a World War I monument, with the names of two men with the last name Jirousek, near the small town of Kvetov in the Czech Republic (about 7KM from Milevsko). It is not currently known if this men were related to the Jirousek family from Bohemia that settled in Cleveland, Ohio, prior to 1880. This photo is a close-up of the middle of the memorial, the other photo is aclose-up of the names (names are written on all sides). | |
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| 599 |  | Leighton, Audrey Dean B. 1950 D. 2005, Texas He was the valedictorian of his graduating class. Played the saxophone and was drum major. A child of privilege, he was a descendant of one of his hometown's most prominent families. His closest friends say he was "complex" and "multi-faceted." But when Audrey Dean Leighton died, most knew him simply as "The Twirler." With his long beard, short shorts, tall boots, brightly colored shirts and hats, Leighton stood out against the backdrop of the small East Texas towns and cities where he was often sighted toting his trademark baton. Excerpted from an article written by Emily Taravella, for Cox East Texas | |
| 600 |  | Lenzner, Gladys ca 1900 A photo of Gladys as a young girl, holding a cat, at the J. Maier studio in Cass City, Michigan |
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