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#28 Submitted by Dolores Kenyon.
This is a mystery family photo in among what my Mom gave
me a couple years ago. Don't know if it is of someone of my ancestors
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#29 Submitted by Dolores Kenyon
Possibly Neillsville, WI? |
#30 Submitted by Dolores Kenyon
The photographer was T. O. Juve, Possibly Neillsville, WI? |
#31 Submitted by Dolores Kenyon
Possibly Neillsville, WI? The photographer was J. G. Smith. |
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#32 Submitted by Dolores Kenyon.
Possibly Neillsville, WI? The photographer was T. O. Juve. |
#33 Submitted by Kathy Wetenkamp.
This Photo was found recently in Laona, Forest Co., WI. It has no writing on it, but I believe it could be a member of the EGGEBRECHT or DANKS family from the Colby, Clark Co., WI area. It had been given to Charles & Addie Eggebrecht of Laona in the early 1900's. Charles Eggebrecht's parents were Carl & Friederika Eggebrecht of Clark Co., WI The Photographer is "LUKOWICZ-Colby, WI" |
#34 Submitted by Thorp Museum
The name "Cirel" was handwritten on this bottom of this photo which was taken by "Lewis Studio" in Thorp, WI. It was found in a collection once owned by Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI.
Identified by Vicki Moskiewicz as Cyril Alger b. 1917. He was from Thorp. Son of Jay R. and Mayme Alger. |
#35 Submitted by Thorp Museum
It was found in a collection once owned by Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI.
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#36 Submitted by Thorp Museum
This early post card was found in a collection once owned by Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI and on the back was written, "Elmendorf Family". It is embossed with the "Brintnall Studio" logo. |
#37 Submitted by Thorp Museum
From the Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI, collection. It is embossed with the "A. H. DeLane" of Neillsville, WI, logo. (Could this be the same woman as pictured in photo #36?) |
#38 Submitted by Thorp Museum
From the Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI, collection. |
#39 Submitted by Thorp Museum
From the Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI, collection. "Biddle Kids" was written on the back. The smallest girl is Patty Williams mother. |
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#40 Submitted by Margaret Linder
A cousin gave this picture to my aunt thinking it might be my great-great grandfather, Samuel Warman. He married Sarah J. Condit, Theodore D. Condit's daughter, from Neillsville. If it is not Samuel M. Warman, perhaps someone might recognize this handsome man or give it a time frame. There are no markings on the picture....sad to say. |
#41 Submitted by Lindy Wise
Amanda, born July 1885
I'm searching for Adolph Torrison who immigrated from Trysil, Norway in 1882, he was 23 years old. His wife shows in the 1900 Clark County census as head of household with children Casper, Manda, Alfred, Clara and Minnie. Could not make out the wife's name from the census but she came from Norway in 1883 with son Casper and the other children were born in Wisconsin. |
#42 Submitted by Lindy Wise
Amanda "Manda", Close-up
Adolph probably died between 1892 when his last child was born and the
1900 census. Haven't proved that, either. |
#43 Submitted by Lindy Wise
Clara, born Sept. 1889 |
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#44 Submitted by Lindy Wise
Clara, Close-up |
#45 Submitted by Lindy Wise
Minnie, born 1892 |
#46 Submitted by Thorp Museum
From the Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI, collection. |
#47 Submitted by Thorp Museum
Photographed by C. D. Vernon, PHOTOGRAPHER, Minto, D. T. From the Shirley Asselin of Racine, WI, collection. |
