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Here are some photos of the Hoy family.
Sarah Kincheloe Hoy was the sister of Iva E. Kincheloe
Clark. Submitted by Kathie Harrison [9-21-2011]
Submitted July 20, 2011 -
Virginia Doudney
Chastain
Huntsville, TX
Here's the
house where my mother, Alvina Stein was born. This
picture was taken in late 1903 or early 1904 of the family
in front of their home with three of their children. (Mother
was born in Nov. 1904.) The house was located on the land
where the Lincoln air base is now located, so, of course,
the house is long gone.
Sitting on the porch is my grandfather, William John Henry
Stein, (1871)
In the chair is my grandmother, Mary Rachel Thatcher Stein,
(1878)
holding daughter my aunt Lottie Marie Stein (12-26-1902)
The little boy standing is their son, my uncle, Franklin
Henry Stein 5-03-1900
The little girl in the small chair is their daughter, my
aunt Florence Catherine Stein 10-15-1901
Notice there are two dogs up near the porch behind Aunt
Florence.
Anton,
Susie, Bernard & Willie Lived on a farm near Bennet, NE.
Louis lived in Lincoln.
Anton Knopp family 1888
Anton Knopp family 1895
Anton & Susie Knopp with daughters Annie & Susie
1898
Anton & Susie Knopp with family, 50th Anniversary
1930
Anton & Susie Knopp's sons 1949
Anton & Susie Knopp & family 60th Anniversary 1940
George, Bernard, William & Louis Knopp
Submitted Oct
2006
Frank Knopp
719-597-6621
2140 Broken Circle Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80915
Submitted by Diane
Ethridge
Margaret Jane (VAN EMAN) DILL died in Bethany, NE in
1940 in Bethany, NE. She was born in 1877, the sister to my
gr-grandfather, Harvey E. Van Eman. Margaret married Robert
Dill & homesteaded in Bethany, in 1897. Had children,
Claude, Harry, Cash, Ina (married Otis Crandall of Lincoln)
& May (married Alva Wilson, lived in Harlan, IA).
May (Dill) Wilson, wife of Alva Wilson. Daughter
of Margaret (Van Eman) & Robert Dill of Bethany, NE. May was
b 1877 & d 1968. Margaret Van Eman Dill was the sister to my
gr grandfather, Harvey Van Eman.
This is the
home of Harvey E. & Dora (Arbuckle) Van Eman of
University Place, NE (now part of Lincoln). The home
was across the street from Wesleyan University. The Van Eman
family, plus several boarders are shown here. On the lower
porch are Dr. Archibald E. Turner & his wife, Pearl (Van
Eman) Turner. Archie was a Professor of Speech & Drama at
the University. Upper right are Harvey & Dora Van Eman.
This is the
Franklin Cream Co. Building -
larger photo - in Lincoln, NE. The address on the
door appears to be "1318" & the lettering on the side of the
milk cart reads, "Lancaster Dairy, Wholesale & Retail." My
gr.- grandfather, Harvey Van Eman is standing with the 2
ladies in front of the building. This was taken in early
1900s. The hanging sign on the front of the bldg reads,
"Louis A. Gregory, Christian Science Practitioner."
submitted by
Sandra Curtis
The back of the picture reads:
1902
James Oscar Frizzell
Edwin Frizzell
Alex Frizzell
Caroline Rodewell
Selina Curtis
Picture held by Selina is Ethel Maxwell
Effie Sobey Shipp b. August 27, 1889 in South
Dakota (probably Brule County) and d. August 9, 1935 in
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. She was the first wife of
Lucius L. Shipp b. December 5, 1879 in Mississippi.
(probably in DeSoto or in Marshall County). Effie was the
eldest child of William H. Sobey and Christina A. Burke. The
only photo I have of Effie is the one taken probably about
1910 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Submitted by: Rosalyn
Alsobrook
John R. Taylor a tin-type Civil War photo
He was born about 1825-1830, in Whittlesey, England. He
immigrated to the U.S. in 1852, and in 1857 married Miss
Sarah LAGAN (born 1827, County Tyrone, IRE) in Dodge County,
Wisconsin, town of Elba. He served in Company "D", 44th
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 16th Corps. The submitter of
the photograph is Mrs. Jennifer L. David, great, great
granddaughter, descended through John Taylor's youngest son,
George R. Taylor, of Denton. Submitted by : Jennifer
David
Submitted by Virgil &
Beverly (HIMES) BARGER
John F. KLOEPPER & Margaretha (WEGMAN)
Wedding photo 17 Dec 1903 Lancaster Co, Nebraska.
Any details
available on the Harmen DeVries family while living in
Holland, Lancaster, would be appreciated.
Submitted by Curtis Menning
The first photo is of Harmen (Herman) DeVries who lived in
Holland, Lancaster, Nebraska around 1883 - 1886 where his
first two children were born. They later moved to Iowa and
finally settled in South Dakota during the rush to establish
South Dakota as a farming state. He is buried in South
Dakota as well as several of his children.
The second photo is of the
Harmen (Herman) DeVries family taken later in
South Dakota.
Devries Family Top row
Gerrit Devries b: Sep 1878 Pella Iowa
Jane Devries b: 2 Sep 1883 Holland, Lancaster, Nebraska (my
grandmother)
Everette DeVries b: Feb 1881 Holland, Lancaster, Nebraska -
occupation driller
Herman DeVries b: 18 Nov 1886 Holland, Lancaster, Nebraska
Front row:
Harmen DeVries b: 14 Nov 1842 The Netherlands occupation
farmer
John DeVries b: Dec 1891 Holland, Lancaster, Nebraska became
a farmer
Fennigje Stouwdam b: 10 Jul 1854 Oldebroek, Gelderland,
Netherlands
The third photo is of the
family of the brother to Harmen DeVries. I am not
certain the brother lived in Nebraska but the research on
their families is made difficult by the fact that Harmen and
his brother were two of triplets. Note the badge and the
similar faces on the brothers - but then "we Dutch folks all
look alike anyway."
