Dawn Welch

Walter Emmett Sharp (b. Oct. 11, 1856 d. Nov. 6 1941) and his wife, Luna Leota Jack (b. Feb. 1, 1868 d. March 3, 1951). Walter and Luna are my 2x great grandparents.

Michael William Werlein, his wife, Bertha (Slorf) Werlein and their 2 oldest children, John and Loretta

Henry Clay Glasspoole in his Civil War Uniform. Son of Thomas William Glasspoole and Catharine (Cook) Glasspoole. Served in the 5th Wisconsin Infantry, Companies K and A. Family rumor is that he was present when General Lee signed the Letter of Surrender. We do not know whether he was in the room with General Lee or acted as a guard outside of the room; only that he was present. I recently inherited a box of things that belonged to my great grandfather, Wendell Glasspoole, and in the box was a copy of the "Conditions of the Surrender" written by Robert E. Lee. The paper it is copied on is old and not of the average size, but is definitely a photo copy of some sort.

My great grandfather, Wendell Charles Glasspoole. He was the son of Charles Glasspoole and Mary Larsen of Buffalo County, Wisconsin.

My 3x great grandfather, Albert Phineas Glasspoole. He was the son of Thomas William Glasspoole and Catharine Cook.

The William Jack and Catherine (Jenkins) Jack family of Creston, Union County, Iowa.

Top Row, left to right:
Roscoe Jack, Frank Jack, Perry Jack, Milo Jack

Bottom Row, left to right:
Lillian Jack, William Jack, Nancy Catherine (Jenkins) Jack, Luna Leota (Jack) Sharp

Luna Leota (Jack) Sharp is my 2x great grandmother