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P.j. Peterson
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Researching Baker from Iowa, Sales & Morrison from Oklahoma. Especially looking for relatives of my father Charles E. Williams, born Indiana 1878 and went to OK then CA where he was a house painter, he died 1951. He was almost 60 when I was born, & when he died I lost all contact with his relatives. Can anyone help me?
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Updated: March 13, 2003
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Home of Sales & Claxton's
This is the home of John Will Sales and Sarah...
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Emerson & Dorcas Baker-Joined Tombstone
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Home of Sales & Claxton's
This is the home of John Will Sales and Sarah Annie Claxton in Oklahoma. John was born in Tn in 1852, Sarah in Mississippi 1851, and they had 6 children as far as I know. They lived in Pontotoc County, Roff, OK and are buried at the Lightning Ridge cemetery in Roff. Their childrens names: William Thompson "Bill", Clarence, General Norman, John Sherman, Albert and Fanny. Sarah's parents were Hiram Madison Claxton and Temperance Mathis. Anyone have any information regarding this line, or if you are related please contact me at [contact link] & we can share whatever we have.
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Emerson & Dorcas Baker-Joined Tombstone
Full joined tombstone for Emerson & Dorcas Baker in Polk City Cemetery, Iowa. Parents of Minot Emerson Baker.
Emerson Baker-FATHER
Tombstone of Emerson Baker, husband of Dorcas Baker, at Polk City Cemetery, Iowa. Buried next to his wife.
Dorcas Baker- Mother
Tombstone for Dorcas Baker, wife of Emerson Baker, in Polk City Cemetery, Iowa, buried next to her husband.
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Dorcas Baker- Mother
Tombstone for Dorcas Baker, wife of Emerson Baker, in Polk City Cemetery, Iowa, buried next to her husband.
Baker Infant daughter
Tombstone of Infant Daughter of
George C. & Mary Baker at the Polk City Cemetery, Iowa
George C. & Mary Baker at the Polk City Cemetery, Iowa
Baby 2-Des Moines
Picture once belonged to Nell Baker Neeb in Des Moines, Iowa. Hoping to find a relative to identify baby.
Mrs Bessie Floyd
I am sure the family of this beautiful woman would love to have this, can anyone identify with her? This was in the possession of Nell Baker Neeb & Hilda Baker Peterson.
Maybe a Williams Grandma?
Williams grandma? My father born 1878 had this photo & was marked on back just "Grandma". He was born in Indiana but lived in Oklahoma, then Calif.
Can anyone identify either of these people??
Can anyone identify either of these people??
Erma Young
My name is Erma Young & I want to find some of my family. I have been in the care of Nell Baker Neeb of Des Moines, Iowa and Hilda Baker Peterson of Polk City, Iowa. Can anyone help me?
Gust & Minnie Peterson Headstone
Tombstone for Minnie & Gust Peterson both from Sweden, settled in Polk City, Iowa
Baby 3 Des Moines
Photo once belonged to Nell Baker Neeb of Des Moines, Iowa. Hope someone can identify baby.
Minot E. Baker & Annette Baker
Tombstone for Minot E. Baker and his wife Annette Lashley Baker in Polk City, Iowa.
Baby 1-Des Moines
Picture once belonged to Nell Baker Neeb in Des Moines Iowa. Looking for family member who can identify baby.
Will - Unknown
Is he a policeman or fireman?
I don't know who this is, can anyone in his family identify him?
I don't know who this is, can anyone in his family identify him?
W. N. Sheets
This photo says on back W.N. Sheets. Ed Hyder Art Studio Winterset, IA. Any family members out there recognize her?
Joseph & Mary Render Headstone
Tombstone of Joseph Render 1820-1896
and his wife Mary Kirk Render 1817-1846 in Polk City, Iowa
and his wife Mary Kirk Render 1817-1846 in Polk City, Iowa
Home of Sales & Claxton's
This is the home of John Will Sales and Sarah Annie Claxton in Oklahoma. John was born in Tn in 1852, Sarah in Mississippi 1851, and they had 6 children as far as I know. They lived in Pontotoc County, Roff, OK and are buried at the Lightning Ridge cemetery in Roff. Their childrens names: William Thompson "Bill", Clarence, General Norman, John Sherman, Albert and Fanny. Sarah's parents were Hiram Madison Claxton and Temperance Mathis. Anyone have any information regarding this line, or if you are related please contact me at [contact link] & we can share whatever we have.
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Emerson & Dorcas Baker-Joined Tombstone
Full joined tombstone for Emerson & Dorcas Baker in Polk City Cemetery, Iowa. Parents of Minot Emerson Baker.
Emerson Baker-FATHER
Tombstone of Emerson Baker, husband of Dorcas Baker, at Polk City Cemetery, Iowa. Buried next to his wife.
Louis M. Hast
I'm Louis M. Hast, age 8 months. I am looking for my family, can anyone help me? I have been staying with Nell Baker Neeb of Des Moines, & Hilda Baker Peterson of Polk City, Iowa. Photo may have been taken 1925. Can anyone help?
