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Orrant Oliver Hay
Orrant Oliver Hay enlisted in the Navy before the start of WW1 and served through the war on the USS Chattanooga. He was a merchant marine after the war. He contacted gas in the war and developed TB. He died along with hundreds at Ft. Stanton, NM in a place called "The Hill".
Owen Richard Criswell
Owen Richard Criswell was a motorcycle rider who often made his wife ride in a side car. Here you see him wearing his motorcycle boots.
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Owen Richard Criswell, 1925
Owen R. Criswell worked in the Burkburnet Oil Fields early in life. He was injured once in the oil field and taken to the hospital in a wooden ambulance. He caught Small Pox from the person that had ridden in the ambulance before him since it had not been fumigated between pick ups.
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Hedwig Johanna Sebesta Nikel
Hedwiga was born in Moravia and came to Texas through Galveston in 1860 at the age of 11. She lived in Flatonia, Texas, Fayette County for most of her life. She married Johann Nikel who was also from Moravia and who also arrived in Texas in 1860.
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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!
Joseph Henry Shafer, 1863
A photo of Joseph Henry Shafer as a drummer boy in his uniform with drum sticks. He was a member of 4th Regiment Iowa Volunteers.
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Hair Family
A photo of the Hair Family of Greens Creek, Texas, Erath County. Dicey Smith Hair, Ida Fletcher Hair & Steven Hair
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J. Henry Shafer & Mary Moore Shafer
A photo of J. Henry Shafer and Mary Moore Shafer.
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Joseph Henry Shafer
J. Henry Shafer entered the Civil War at the age of 15 as a drummer boy. This photo shows him with his drumsticks which look like they are made out of small tree branches. He enlisted with the Iowa Volunteers 4th Infantry and served for the entire war.
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Owen Richard Criswell
Owen Richard Criswell was a motorcycle rider who often made his wife ride in a side car. Here you see him wearing his motorcycle boots.
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Betty & Tom Tannehill
A photo of Elizabeth 'Bettie' Hair & her husband, Thomas 'Tom' Tannehill of Erath County, Texas.
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Mary Ruhanna Moore Shafer
Mary Moore married her sweetheart (Joseph Henry Shafer)after the Civil War. She saved a couple of her letters written to him and from him while on Sherman's March Through Georgia.
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Hedwig Johanna Sebesta Nikel
Hedwiga was born in Moravia and came to Texas through Galveston in 1860 at the age of 11. She lived in Flatonia, Texas, Fayette County for most of her life. She married Johann Nikel who was also from Moravia and who also arrived in Texas in 1860.
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Orrant Oliver Hay
Orrant Oliver Hay enlisted in the Navy before the start of WW1 and served through the war on the USS Chattanooga. He was a merchant marine after the war. He contacted gas in the war and developed TB. He died along with hundreds at Ft. Stanton, NM in a place called "The Hill".
Owen Richard Criswell, 1925
Owen R. Criswell worked in the Burkburnet Oil Fields early in life. He was injured once in the oil field and taken to the hospital in a wooden ambulance. He caught Small Pox from the person that had ridden in the ambulance before him since it had not been fumigated between pick ups.
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