Binkley family, 1914

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Carol Willis

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Binkley family, 1914

Studio portrait of the Binkley family, taken approximately 1914.

In this picture: Elza Binkley, Levi Binkley, Marie Binkley, Maryetta Binkley, Carl Denver Binkley, Amos Binkley, Rosa Binkley, James Louis Binkley, Elsie Binkley, and Sam Binkley.

Date & Place: 1914

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Carl Binkley Jul 12, 1904 - Feb 4, 1981 Lima, Ohio, United States

Carl Denver Binkley was the child of Maryeta (born 1867) and Levy A Binkley (born 1857). Carl was born in Glenwood, Auglaize, Ohio on July 12, 1904 and had 4 siblings: Amos E (born 1896), Alza E (born 1900), Elsie E (born 1900), and Marie A (bron 1907). He married Liddie Ann Neumeier (1914-2006) on September 15, 1942 in Indiana and they had 3 children together. On February 4, 1981, Carl Denver Binkley passed away in Lima, Ohio.

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Elsie Binkley

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Rosa Binkley

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