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A photo of Gabriele Carmen Hammerstein
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The Santa Fe Building is one of the oldest buildings in downtown Amarillo, Texas, U.S.A.. It was completed on January 18, 1930 and had the regional offices of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway company
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Old photo of High St in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio. Photo taken in the early 1900's. This photo shows a restaurant called German Kitchen. The city had many German immigrants.
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A photo of Benjamin Chortkoff
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Eugene Oregon 1967, construction of bridge over Willamette River, Washington-Jefferson Street. This is pre-Valley River Center Taken from the west side of Skinners Butte.
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This photo was in a box belonging to Andrew Franklin "Frank" O'Barr (1887-1938). It is believed this photo was from his time living in Montana. He was in Montana because of his service in the Army. He was in Montana between 1914-1923.
He married Lila Pauline Harvey on 19 September 1916 in Livingston, Park, Montana.
Their daughter, Harriet Genevieve, was born 29 April 1917 in Big Timber, Sweet Grass, Montana.
They divorced on 31 January 1919 in Livingston, Park, Montana.
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This photo was in a box belonging to Andrew Franklin "Frank" O'Barr (1887-1938). It is believed this photo was from his time living in Montana. He was in Montana because of his service in the Army. He was in Montana between 1914-1923.
He married Lila Pauline Harvey on 19 September 1916 in Livingston, Park, Montana.
Their daughter, Harriet Genevieve, was born 29 April 1917 in Big Timber, Sweet Grass, Montana.
They divorced on 31 January 1919 in Livingston, Park, Montana.
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A photo of the town of Peebles Ohio in 1950, Rexall Drug Store, Kroger Grocery Store on Main Street
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A photo of My birthplace, Rajamudy. I was born here in this small village, Rajamudy as one of the first Rajamudy-born migrant family children. I spent my childhood, youth here in this small village which situated in Idukki district, Kerala; in the lap of Western Ghats.
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A photo of Main St, Collinsville Connecticut, Late 1800's early 1900
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A photo of Johannes Tibboel property, where he used to hold his horses [white building]
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A photo of Leonard Victor Puckett's Home Village - Worth Mataravers
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A photo of Jean (Sturrock) Guckert & Lily Aitchinson
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Abram Van Kleeck put on a blacksmithing demonstration at the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial. This is the high street in the colonial town.
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A photo of Robert Frank Cutler & G.W. Lee Avenue
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My uncle Reynold Fraser is second right
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A photo of Dale M Holmes
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A photo of Robert J Knauf;s plane crash site, 1945
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A photo of Robert J Knauf's crash site
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A photo of Joseph F Woll
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A photo of Paal Brynjulf Skolmen
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A photo of Jean Iris Tussey Gould
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A photo of Alice Magsamen
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A photo of John Adam Magsamen
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I believe this is the view from the back of the Scheffler home on Jasper Street.This is one of a series of photographs in an album that I inherited from my great-aunt, Edna Lucille Fuller Johnson (1903 - 1988.) I believe the photos were taken by her father, Frederick L. Fuller (1871 – c.1915.) As Mr. Fuller died when she was still a child, I have very few clues to his life. Most of the photos are of rivers in New Jersey and other states. I think his interest in rivers related to hydro-electric plants that he may have helped to establish. There are also family photos that probably record the members of his grandfather's household prior to 1903. The Scheffler family lived on Jasper Street, Paterson, New Jersey. Unfortunately, unlike the river photos, there are no names recorded in the album for family members.
Fred Fuller can only be found on two federal census reports. The first listing is on the 1880 census of Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, where he is a nine year old living with his grandfather, Theodore Scheffler.
The second listing is on the census of 1900 for Frederick and his wife Nana or Nannie Blackley (1879 - 1838.) In that year, he is listed as an electrician, living in Essex, East Orange, New Jersey.
According to family lore, Fred met his future wife, Nana Blackley, when he went to Franklin, North Carolina to set up an electric plant.
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Scheffler Family Photo "Colorado": This is one of a series of photographs in an album that I inherited from my great-aunt, Edna Lucille Fuller Johnson (1903 - 1988.) I believe the photos were taken by her father, Frederick L. Fuller (1871 – c.1915.) As Mr. Fuller died when she was still a child, I have very few clues to his life. Most of the photos are of rivers in New Jersey and other states. I think his interest in rivers related to hydro-electric plants that he may have helped to establish. There are also family photos that probably record the members of his grandfather's household prior to 1903. The Scheffler family lived on Jasper Street, Paterson, New Jersey. Unfortunately, unlike the river photos, there are no names recorded in the album for family members.
Fred Fuller can only be found on two federal census reports. The first listing is on the 1880 census of Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, where he is a nine year old living with his grandfather, Theodore Scheffler.
The second listing is on the census of 1900 for Frederick and his wife Nana or Nannie Blackley (1879 - 1838.) In that year, he is listed as an electrician, living in Essex, East Orange, New Jersey.
According to family lore, Fred met his future wife, Nana Blackley, when he went to Franklin, North Carolina to set up an electric plant.
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Scheffler Family Photo Labeled "East Pittsburg, PA": This is one of a series of photographs in an album that I inherited from my great-aunt, Edna Lucille Fuller Johnson (1903 - 1988.) I believe the photos were taken by her father, Frederick L. Fuller (1871 – c.1915.) As Mr. Fuller died when she was still a child, I have very few clues to his life. Most of the photos are of rivers in New Jersey and other states. I think his interest in rivers related to hydro-electric plants that he may have helped to establish. There are also family photos that probably record the members of his grandfather's household prior to 1903. The Scheffler family lived on Jasper Street, Paterson, New Jersey. Unfortunately, unlike the river photos, there are no names recorded in the album for family members.
Fred Fuller can only be found on two federal census reports. The first listing is on the 1880 census of Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, where he is a nine year old living with his grandfather, Theodore Scheffler.
The second listing is on the census of 1900 for Frederick and his wife Nana or Nannie Blackley (1879 - 1838.) In that year, he is listed as an electrician, living in Essex, East Orange, New Jersey.
According to family lore, Fred met his future wife, Nana Blackley, when he went to Franklin, North Carolina to set up an electric plant.
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Scheffler Family Photo labeled "Pittsburg, PA": This is one of a series of photographs in an album that I inherited from my great-aunt, Edna Lucille Fuller Johnson (1903 - 1988.) I believe the photos were taken by her father, Frederick L. Fuller (1871 – c.1915.) As Mr. Fuller died when she was still a child, I have very few clues to his life. Most of the photos are of rivers in New Jersey and other states. I think his interest in rivers related to hydro-electric plants that he may have helped to establish. There are also family photos that probably record the members of his grandfather's household prior to 1903. The Scheffler family lived on Jasper Street, Paterson, New Jersey. Unfortunately, unlike the river photos, there are no names recorded in the album for family members.
Fred Fuller can only be found on two federal census reports. The first listing is on the 1880 census of Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, where he is a nine year old living with his grandfather, Theodore Scheffler.
The second listing is on the census of 1900 for Frederick and his wife Nana or Nannie Blackley (1879 - 1838.) In that year, he is listed as an electrician, living in Essex, East Orange, New Jersey.
According to family lore, Fred met his future wife, Nana Blackley, when he went to Franklin, North Carolina to set up an electric plant.
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