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Frances Elizabeth Tompkins
Frances Elizabeth Tompkins, married William Ralph...
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Anna Machuga
Anna Machuga, taken in abt 1940, Mother of four, Joe, Mike, Ann, and Helen. Moved from Union Town, Pa. Husband "Michal Machuga" was a coal miner, who died while in prison for shooting his boss over a financial dispute. After that, life got a whole lot better for the Muchuga's some how.?? That is the question, why did life get so much better after the union town incident.? Might have been some kind of big insurance payoff or something?
People in photo include: Anna Machuga
People in photo include: Anna Machuga
The Tompkins of Rapid City
William Henry Tompkins, Emma Almina "Tittle" Tompkins on a hill over looking Rapid City, SD. attending a funeral in 1925.
Edith Amy Farnum
Edith Amy Farnum, with husband Gus Cooper, they had two boys and one girl. The girl (Emogene) married Henry Olson and lived in Fargo, ND. She died in about 2005. Edith was origionally from SD. Anyone knowing any Farnums from SD long ago please contact [contact link]
William and Frances Hutcheson
William Ralph Hutcheson and wife Frances Elizabeth (Tompkins) Hutcheson
They lived most of their lives in Havre Montana and raised eight children.
Both were collage graduates. Ralph owned a shoe store, and his wife as a
home maker, seamstress, and artistic inclined, paintings.
They lived most of their lives in Havre Montana and raised eight children.
Both were collage graduates. Ralph owned a shoe store, and his wife as a
home maker, seamstress, and artistic inclined, paintings.
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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!
Frances Elizabeth Tompkins
Frances Elizabeth Tompkins, married William Ralph Hutcheson Aug. 3, 1911 in Rapid City. Her father was William Henry Tompkins and mother Emma A. Tittle also of Rapid City.
Frances Elizabeth Tompkins
Frances Elizabeth Tompkins, Lived her life with her husband William Ralph Hutcheson and eight children in Havre Montana.
Edith Amy Farnum
Edith Amy Farnum, with husband Gus Cooper, they had two boys and one girl. The girl (Emogene) married Henry Olson and lived in Fargo, ND. She died in about 2005. Edith was origionally from SD. Anyone knowing any Farnums from SD long ago please contact [contact link]
Anna Machuga
Anna Machuga, taken in abt 1940, Mother of four, Joe, Mike, Ann, and Helen. Moved from Union Town, Pa. Husband "Michal Machuga" was a coal miner, who died while in prison for shooting his boss over a financial dispute. After that, life got a whole lot better for the Muchuga's some how.?? That is the question, why did life get so much better after the union town incident.? Might have been some kind of big insurance payoff or something?
People in photo include: Anna Machuga
People in photo include: Anna Machuga
Gus & Edith Cooper
Augustus LeRoy Cooper and Edith Amy Farnum at age 19. They ended up living in North Dakota. They had one daughther and three boys.
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William and Frances Hutcheson
William Ralph Hutcheson and wife Frances Elizabeth (Tompkins) Hutcheson
They lived most of their lives in Havre Montana and raised eight children.
Both were collage graduates. Ralph owned a shoe store, and his wife as a
home maker, seamstress, and artistic inclined, paintings.
They lived most of their lives in Havre Montana and raised eight children.
Both were collage graduates. Ralph owned a shoe store, and his wife as a
home maker, seamstress, and artistic inclined, paintings.
The Tompkins of Rapid City
William Henry Tompkins, Emma Almina "Tittle" Tompkins on a hill over looking Rapid City, SD. attending a funeral in 1925.
Edith A Farnum was born in 1898. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Edith A Farnum.
