Jeannette and Emma Bickel, North Dakota

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06/02/2001

Jeannette and Emma Bickel, North Dakota

Daughters of Jakob C. and Katharina (Jungblut) Bickel, from tintype. Probably taken in Willow City, Bottineau Co., ND.

Date & Place: 1908 in Willow City, Bottineau County, North Dakota United States of America

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Emma Pauline Bickel born Jun 11, 1892

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Jeanette Lillian Bickel born Apr 9, 1882

Jeanette Lillian Bickel was born on April 9, 1882. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Jeanette Lillian Bickel.

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