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Samantha Davis
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I'm just interested in finding out everything I can about my ancestors. I'm particularly interested in my Civil War ancestors at this time.
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Interested in the last names:
Allen, Barker, Boardman, Boudreau, Brault, Cook, Cyr, Davis, Day, Dean, Decker, Dyer, Fisher, Grace, Guile, Hebert, Kinsel, Lavoie, Lockard, Moore, Morgan, Murrie, Oligny, Padgett, Plymire, Redding, Rohde, Rulon, Simmons, Sloan, Sporleder, Sprimont, Tharp, Wilkinson, Wishard, Shouster, Tenise, Virgason
Updated: March 12, 2024
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Alfred Ross and May Bessie Goodwyn at Delphos, Kansas 1888
These are the children of Arthur Ross and Altha Jane Wolcott Goodwyn. This picture is taken at the Billings home in Delphos, Kansas by Harlow Billings. Sadly, within 5 years May Bessie would pass away. The Goodwyns lived in Minneapolis, Kansas.
Armistice Day November 11, 1918, in Minneapolis, Kansas
The intersection of 2nd Street and Concord Street in Minneapolis, Kansas on Armistice Day.
This picture is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
This picture is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
A. R. Gage and children in front of their home in Minneapolis Kansas 1906
A. R. Gage home on 5th Street in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas in 1906, pictured is A. R. with his children Walter Reed Gage, Marianna Gage and George Maurice Gage. This house was built in the 1880's by Jacob Campbell and served as his family's home until it was purchased by A. R. Gage.
Commercial Hotel Minneapolis, Kansas
Commercial Hotel at the northeast corner of Mill and 2nd in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas Was in operation from approximately 1875 to when it was torn down in approximately 1908.
Photo is property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
Photo is property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
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Cynthia was my 1st cousin. Our dads were brothers.
Cyndi was murdered in her own bed, while her baby daughter lay in a crib nearby. She was stabbed to death many multiple times by Robin Winkler, a resident crackhead. Robin was released from prison after only serving a little over 20 years.
Love you, cuz
Cynthia Moore
Cynthia Moore
Alfred Ross and May Bessie Goodwyn at Delphos, Kansas 1888
These are the children of Arthur Ross and Altha Jane Wolcott Goodwyn. This picture is taken at the Billings home in Delphos, Kansas by Harlow Billings. Sadly, within 5 years May Bessie would pass away. The Goodwyns lived in Minneapolis, Kansas.
Armistice Day November 11, 1918, in Minneapolis, Kansas
The intersection of 2nd Street and Concord Street in Minneapolis, Kansas on Armistice Day.
This picture is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
This picture is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
A. R. Gage and children in front of their home in Minneapolis Kansas 1906
A. R. Gage home on 5th Street in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas in 1906, pictured is A. R. with his children Walter Reed Gage, Marianna Gage and George Maurice Gage. This house was built in the 1880's by Jacob Campbell and served as his family's home until it was purchased by A. R. Gage.
Commercial Hotel Minneapolis, Kansas
Commercial Hotel at the northeast corner of Mill and 2nd in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas Was in operation from approximately 1875 to when it was torn down in approximately 1908.
Photo is property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
Photo is property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
Ottawa County Kansas Court House in approximately 1885
Very early photo of the Ottawa County Courthouse, this is the 2nd courthouse of 3. The first was a wooden structure on 2nd St near the Commercial Hotel and it was torn down after the 2nd one was built, the 2nd was this brick structure on Concord and 3rd and the last one is the current modern building that is on the same site as the one in this picture.
Photo is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
Photo is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum
Rock City gathering in the late 1870s in Ottawa County Kansas
Rock City in Ottawa County Kansas near Minneapolis
Property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum in Minneapolis, Kansas
Property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum in Minneapolis, Kansas
Decoration Day 1884
Minneapolis, Kansas: Lined up for Decoration Day parade in front of the Charles D Clark home. This house is still standing and being lived in. Across the street to the north of the Ottawa County Courthouse.
Elizabeth Markley Sellers home
Minneapolis, Kansas: This house was built by Israel Markley for his daughter, Elizabeth Markley Sellers. Was torn down in the 1960s to build the Minneapolis Medical Clinic. Currently, that building houses City Hall.
Photo is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum in Minneapolis, Kansas
Photo is the property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum in Minneapolis, Kansas
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2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
Ruby Albina (Lavoie) Moore was married to Howard Dewey Moore. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Ruby Albina (Lavoie) Moore.
Howard and Ruby (Lavoie) Moore
A photo of my grandparents, Howard Dewey Moore and Ruby Albina Lavoie
People in photo include: Howard D Moore
People in photo include: Howard D Moore
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Arthur and Abbie (Cyr) Lavoie
A Wedding picture of my Great Grandparents, Arthur Lavoie and Abbie Cyr
People in photo include: Arthur Lavoie and Abbie (Cyr) Lavoie
People in photo include: Arthur Lavoie and Abbie (Cyr) Lavoie
Ruby Albina Lavoie
A photo of my grandma, Ruby (Lavoie) Moore when she was young. Taken approximately 1918.
People in photo include: Ruby and Ruby A (Lavoie) Moore
People in photo include: Ruby and Ruby A (Lavoie) Moore
Joseph Dumas was born to Angelina (Lavoie) Dumas and Joseph Dumas. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Joseph Dumas.
Angelina (Lavoie) Dumas was born on November 6, 1870. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Angelina (Lavoie) Dumas.
Joe and Angie (Lavoie) Dumas 1921
A photo of Joe and Angie (Lavoie) Dumas taken in 1921. My great great Aunt Angie (Angelina) Lavoie Dumas with her husband, my great great Uncle Joseph Dumas. She was my Great Grandpa Arthur Lavoie's sister. She was born November 6,1870.
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Joseph and Angelina (Lavoie) Dumas
This is my great great Uncle and Aunt, Joseph and Angelina (Lavoie) Dumas. Angelina was an older sister of my Great Grandfather Arthur Lavoie.
