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Mack Bland with Art work

Anvern McDallas "Mack" Bland with more of his artwork and carvings.

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Anvern McDallas Bland

Anvern McDallas "Mack" Bland with some of his carvings and artwork. He carved a cane for a president!

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Alvin Bland and Armeda (Bland) Hedrick

In this photo we have Alvin Bland and Armeda (Bland) Hedrick. They were both children of William "Billy" and Mary (Skinner) Bland.

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Anvern McDallas Bland

Anvern McDallas "Mack" Bland with some of his carvings and artwork. He carved a cane for a president!

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Mack Bland with Art work

Anvern McDallas "Mack" Bland with more of his artwork and carvings.

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Sunderland Sisters

These are the three daughters of David and Irene (Fletchall) Sunderland. Left to Right are Evelyn "Evie", Delia "Delie" and Lela

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Elmer and Ann Hedrick

Elmer Ross Hedrick and Martha Ann Shipman, early in their marriage. My great-grandparents.

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Henry Ellison "Ellie" Shipman

Ellie Shipman in his later years. He spent his entire life in Camden County Missouri

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Noah Frank Hedrick

Noah Frank Hedrick (1865-1908) Lived in the Camden County Missouri area.

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Art and Lela Bestwick

Arthur Bestwick and Lela (Sunderland) Dirst were married 18 December 1919. They spent their lives in Nemaha and Brown Counties in Kansas

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Elmer Hedrick Family

Elmer and Martha Ann (Shipman) Hedrick with their two older children, Melba Louise (on Daddy's lap) and Elmer Vernon "Vern" on Mama's lap. Vernon was my grandfather.

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H.E. Shipman and Mahala Snider Wedding Photo

Henry Ellison "Ellie" Shipman married Mahala Ann Snider on 1 Janauary 1891 in Camden County, MO. They were the parents of 4 children; Mary Lutitia, Lura May, William Henry and my great-grandma Martha Ann. Mahala died 13 days after Martha Ann's birth.

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Ordway and Lela Dirst Wedding

This photo is of my great-grandmother with her first husband. Lela Sunderland married Ordway Dirst when she was only 14 years old. He had been a farm hand for her father and was eleven years her senior. They were the parents of two sons, Corlis and Loyd Vernon "Bud". They were divorced.

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Sunderland Family

This photo is of my great-grandmother with her parents and her first husband. Seated are David and Irene (Fletchall) Sunderland. Standing L to R: Evie, Delie, Ordway Dirst and Lela (Sunderland) Dirst. It was taken in front of their Kansas home.

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Thomas and Nancy Bestwick

This photo is of my great-great grandparents Thomas and Nancy (Haxton) Bestwick in front of their home.

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Martha Ann Hedrick and children

This photo was taken not long after the death of Elmer Ross Hedrick. It is of Martha Ann (Shipman) Hedrick (still in her widow's black) with her three children; Vernon, Otto "Kenneth" and Melba Louise. Elmer passed away 31 December 1922

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David and Irene (Fletchall) Sunderland

David and Irene (Fletchall) Sunderland.

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Alvin Bland and Armeda (Bland) Hedrick

In this photo we have Alvin Bland and Armeda (Bland) Hedrick. They were both children of William "Billy" and Mary (Skinner) Bland.

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