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Robert Honiker
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HONAKER, HONEGGER,HONIKER, MCDOUGLE, MACDOUGALL
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Updated: November 23, 2003
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McDougal Brothers
MCDOUGAL - This photo shows all the living sons...
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RELIEF CARVING DETAIL,ABRAHAM HONAKER RIFLE
Abraham was one of the early family gunmakers,...
Abraham was one of the early family gunmakers,...
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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!
BILL PEPPER
MY MATERNAL GRANDFATHER. He came to America about 1900, from Nutsford, England, but always said he was a Scot. There was some kind of family dispute involved in His coming here, and He would say little in detail about His life before leaving Britain. He was a skilled ceramics chemist, an expert on pottery glazes. Somewhere along the way He also picked up a lot of blacksmithing and machining knowledge. He could pick up two sticks, and beat a mean military tatoo on anything around. Somewhere, in the past, He was a military drummer.
AUNT ADA
MCDOUGAL-DEAN - Ada McDougal was born in Atlanta, Georgia on 16 December 1888. She was the daughter of Allen McDougal II, and Rosina Lillian Loftis. This photo was taken ca. 1905, well before her marriage to Charles A. Dean. She was a beautiful, popular girl, in Birmingham, Alabama, where she was raised. She married Charles Dean, in Atlanta on 21 May 1909.
RIFLE BY GEORGE HONAKER
GEORGE PROBABLY WORKED IN BEDFORD COUNTY, PA, THIS RIFLE SHOWS LOCAL INFLUENCE. THIS HAS BEEN CONVERTED FROM FLINTLOCK TO PERCUSSION, BUT WAS LIKELY BUILT BEFORE 1800
MADE BY JOS. OR JAS. HONAKER
NOT MANY DETAILS ON THIS RIFLE. I THINK IT SHOWS VIRGINIA DESIGN INFLUENCE. 1800 TO 1850?
DORA McDOUGAL WELSH
Dora McDougal was born on 29 September 1856, probably in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She was the daughter of Allen McDougal I, and Victoria Ann White. She married John Welsh (Welch) at an undetermined date, possibly after the recording of the 1880 census.
DORA SMITH PEPPER
My maternal Grandmother. She was Born in E. Palestine, Ohio, about 1890. Her Mother was a Clendenning, possibly Cherokee. I am really looking for more leads here. All I know about Her Mother is that She disappeared. Grand Mother Pepper died just after I was born, in 1942.
McDougal Brothers
MCDOUGAL - This photo shows all the living sons of Allen McDougal Sr. and Victoria Ann White. All the McDougal family were born in Alabama and became railroad employees. Allen McDougal II was a career locomotive engineer.
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People in photo include: John, Tom, Will, Charles and Alan McDougal - 1895 McDougal and Mcdougal - This Photo Shows All the Living Sons Of
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People in photo include: John, Tom, Will, Charles and Alan McDougal - 1895 McDougal and Mcdougal - This Photo Shows All the Living Sons Of
RELIEF CARVING DETAIL,ABRAHAM HONAKER RIFLE
Abraham was one of the early family gunmakers, and likely the best. This rifle is in the Williamsburg Collection
