William Parley and Goldie Beeler

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Nancy Norris

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04/22/2006

William Parley and Goldie Beeler

This picture is William Parley Beeler b. 1866 Kenton, Hardin Co., OH; son of John and Fannie Weaver/Weber BEELER. They came from Switzerland, settled in OH and came to Topeka, Kansas to work for the railroad. Goldie, daughter of Wm Parley and Ida Alice Beeler was b. 1890 in Emporia, Lyons Co., KS.

Date & Place: 1942 at DAUGHTER'S HOME in WICHITA, KANSAS USA

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