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| 1001 |  | Krapf, Jake Husband of Hazel Williams B. 1887 Indian Territory D. 1966 Missouri | |
| 1002 |  | Krapf, John marriage to Eveline Fisher, October 1885 They were married in Tuscola County, Michigan by Pastor H. Voelker, with John J. and Louise (Krapf) Gallagher witnessing their vows. | |
| 1003 |  | Krapf, Truman The back of the photo is labelled "Believed to be Truman Krapf." | |
| 1004 |  | Krapf, Truman and Leon, ca 1920 Thought to be brothers Truman and Leon Krapf, of Honersville, Missouri. PLEASE HELP US VERIFY THE EXACT IDENTITY OF THE YOUNG MEN IN THIS PICTURE, WHICH IS CURRENTLY UNKNOWN. | |
| 1005 |  | Krapf, Unknown PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THIS YOUNG WOMAN, KNOWN ONLY TO BE A MEMBER OF THE KRAPF FAMILY. | |
| 1006 |  | Krehl, Augusta Augusta Catherine Krehl was born March 6, 1870, at Franklin Center, Iowa. Her mother died when she was two years old and she made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Striffler, neighbors of the Krehls. Within a short time, Mrs. Rosina Striffler also answered the final call and soon after Mr. Striffler and family came to live in Cass City, bringing Augusta Catherine with them and she has lived in and near Cass City since. She married John Adam Benkelman, who had been widowed from his first wife for several years, in 1890. This photo, from Marjorie Schwegler Battel's collection, is the only known photo of Augusta as a young girl. | |
| 1007 |  | Krehl, Friederick Status: Located; Father of Augusta Krehl Benkelman | |
| 1008 |  | Kryl, Anna mtDNA Line Certificate issued by The Genographic Project for a mtDNA sample submitted by Viola Strong Weaver, a direct female descendant of Anna Kryl>Anna Beznoska>Tessie Soukup. Haplogroup N1 is fairly rare, appearing in some European and Near Eastern populations, and throughout the Caucaus mountains, but even in those areas the frequencies do not exceed five percent. | |
| 1009 |  | Kryl, Anna mtDNA Map Map issued by The Genographic Project for a mtDNA sample submitted by Viola Strong Weaver, a direct female descendant of Anna Kryl>Anna Beznoska>Tessie Soukup. Haplogroup N1 is fairly rare, appearing in some European and Near Eastern populations, and throughout the Caucaus mountains, but even in those areas the frequencies do not exceed five percent. | |
| 1010 |  | Kubik, Amos and Mary Pat (Sparks) Status: Located; This was taken after the burial of Mary Pat Kubik, but before the death of her husband, Amos in 2001. Therefore, his death date is not yet engraved. | |
| 1011 |  | Kubik, James Joseph "Pete" Memorial Service leaflet, interior | |
| 1012 |  | Kubik, Jo Pat The youngest daughter of Amos and Mary Pat Kubik B. 1949 Oklahoma D. 2009 Pennsylvania | |
| 1013 |  | Kubik, Jo Pat Funeral Memorium | |
| 1014 |  | Kubik, Joseph "Pete" Memorial Service leaflet, front cover | |
| 1015 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1016 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1017 |  | Kuykendall, Anna Mary "Mamie" Keith McGuire wrote that this photo of Mamie McGuire was taken when she worked in a saloon, and is a piece of a larger photo. However Mary Ellen Okelberry, who owns the original, states that Mamie was a Christian Scientist and was opposed to serving alcohol. Mary Ellen says that the photo was actually taken at a cafe at which she worked. Although the name of the establishment is not known, the photo must have been taken sometime after 1912, based on the campaign poster (over Mamie's right shoulder) for the Woodrow Wilson/Thomas Marshall Presidential ticket. | |
| 1018 |  | Kuykendall, Anna Mary "Mamie" ca 1890, wife of Henry David McGuire | |
| 1019 |  | Kuykendall, Anna Mary "Mamie" to Henry David McGuire, Sr. Marriage Certificate from Osage County, Kansas, December 1893 | |
| 1020 |  | Kuykendall, Anna Mary (Mrs. Keith D. McGuire, Sr) Dewey County, Oklahoma Death Certificate | |
| 1021 |  | Kvetov, Czech Republic, World War I Monument Joe Zak took this photo of a World War I monument, with the names of two men with the last name Jirousek, near the small town of Kvetov in the Czech Republic (about 7KM from Milevsko). It is highly probable that these men were related to Jan Jirousek of Kvetov, who settled in Cleveland, Ohio in 1866. This photo is a close-up of the names (names are written on all sides), the second photo is a close-up of the middle of the memorial. PLEASE EMAIL IF YOU HAVE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE JIROUSEK FAMILY OF EITHER KVETOV or CLEVELAND. | |
| 1022 |  | Kvetov, Czech Republic, World War I monument Joe Zak took this photo of a World War I monument, with the names of two men with the last name Jirousek, near the small town of Kvetov in the Czech Republic (about 7KM from Milevsko). It is not currently known if this men were related to the Jirousek family from Bohemia that settled in Cleveland, Ohio, prior to 1880. This photo is a close-up of the middle of the memorial, the other photo is aclose-up of the names (names are written on all sides). | |
| 1023 |  | LaCreole Belle Dairy Grounds, Camille Roquevert and her niece Leontine Morlas on a homemade seesaw Camille was only five years older than her niece Leontine, and the two grew up together on the grounds of the families dairy | |
| 1024 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1025 |  | Land Deed, Newton County, Texas, 6 Feb 1860 John McLemore | |
| 1026 |  | Land Sale, W. R. Cousins to Vessie E. McLemore, Front, Signed by W. R. Cousins Vendors Lien for Installment Sale of land by W. R. Cousins to V. E. McLemore, for a portion of the H.T. & B Ry Co. Survey Number 1, containing 54 acres of land situated in Sabine County, Texas | |
| 1027 |  | Land Sale, W. R. Cousins to Vessie E. McLemore, Interior Page page 3 of 4, Signed by V. E. McLemore Vendors Lien for Installment Sale of land by W. R. Cousins to V. E. McLemore, for a portion of the H.T. & B Ry Co. Survey Number 1, containing 54 acres of land situated in Sabine County, Texas | |
| 1028 |  | Lauderdale, Whitten Ophelia (Mrs. Cowart) Application for a Social Security Account. Whitten was the daughter of David Lauderdale and Josephine McLemore of Northern Alabama | |
| 1029 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1030 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1031 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1032 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1033 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1034 |  | Leighton, Audrey Dean B. 1950 D. 2005, Texas He was the valedictorian of his graduating class. Played the saxophone and was drum major. A child of privilege, he was a descendant of one of his hometown's most prominent families. His closest friends say he was "complex" and "multi-faceted." But when Audrey Dean Leighton died, most knew him simply as "The Twirler." With his long beard, short shorts, tall boots, brightly colored shirts and hats, Leighton stood out against the backdrop of the small East Texas towns and cities where he was often sighted toting his trademark baton. Excerpted from an article written by Emily Taravella, for Cox East Texas | |
| 1035 |  | Lenzner, Christian Oscar's Patent design for his banjo-guitarina, with his profile superimposed Christian Oscar Lenzner was born Feb. 14, 1825 in Leubetha, Saxony, Germany. There he learned the art of making violins and he has ever since taken a special pride in the manufacture of stringed instruments. C.O. secured a patent on a musical instrument called the banjo-guitarina and has since paid especial attention to its manufacture. He also invented what is know as 'King David's harp' and made guitars, banjos, dulcimers, autoharps, etc. His mechanical ability was of high order, his ideal of work being that of the true artist: -- 'Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.' Into every bit of work he did he put his heart. | |
| 1036 |  | Lenzner, Gladys ca 1900 A photo of Gladys as a young girl, holding a cat, at the J. Maier studio in Cass City, Michigan | |
| 1037 |  | Lenzner, Samuel B., ca 1890-1900 Samuel Lenzner was born in Lancaster, N.Y., on June 30, 1861, and came to Cass City with his parents, C. O. Lenzner and Susanna Striffler when he was 12 years of age. He was united in marriage with Miss Mamie Feuchtwanger at Cass City and a few years later they move to Detroit where Mr. Lenzner entered the employment of Michigan Central R.R. as a cabinet maker in their Detroit carshops. | |
| 1038 |  | Lewis, Annabelle, Leroy Weaver and Violet Strong in 1945 The Weaver and Lewis family remained close throughout the years. This photo is of: (L to R): Violet Stanley Strong, Leroy "Snip" Weaver, and Annabelle Hanks Lewis. | |
| 1039 |  | Lewis, Cecil and Annabelle (Hanks) ca 1985 Cecil and Annabelle were married in Duncan, Oklahoma, and had three children. This picture was taken around 1985, when they were celebrating their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. | |
| 1040 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1041 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1042 |  | Littlefield Family of Altus, Oklahoma ca 1920's This picture is of the family of John Dolphus and Mollie McLemore Littlefield of Altus, Oklahoma, probably taken sometime before Mollie's death in 1930. The children seated on the bottom row are said to be Art, Woodrow, Mauleta, and Sylvester. It is not known with certainty whom is whom, nor is the name of the fifth child known. John Littlefield is said to be standing in the upper right, with wife Mollie standing next to him. HELP UP PROPERLY IDENTIFY THE UNKNOWN FAMILY MEMBERS. | |
| 1043 |  | Live Wire Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethern Church Sunday School, Cass City Michigan, ca 1917 FRONT ROW, l to r, Grant McConnell, class leader; UNKNOWN Clergyman, UNKNOWN class member, William Schwegler, Sam Helwig, George Burg SECOND ROW, l to r, Hattie Helwig McConnell, Janet "Jennie" Gardner Buehrly, Minerva Helwig Sherman, Mary Buehrly Striffler, Mary Mark Buehrly THIRD ROW; l to r, Alma Striffler Schenck holding her baby Ruth, Lena Helwig Jaus, Lillian Striffler Ricker, Minnie Jesse Benkelman, Mary Schwegler Jaus, Jacob Hiller. Note: Alma Striffler Schenck's three year old son, Donald, was said to be asleep in the Model T Ford just to the left of the group at the time this photo was taken FOURTH ROW: l to r, Elsie Buehrly, Mary Striffler Helwig, Cora Helwig Klinkman, Laura McConnell Hiller, Alice Ross Schwegler, Mary McLellan Joos, Ed Helwig FIFTH ROW, l to r, Art Ricker, Erwin Kercher, Ed Buehrly, Harvey Klinkman, UNKNOWN Class Member, Fred Buehrly, Fred Joos TOP ROW, l to r, Sol Striffler, Clayton Schenck, Fred Jaus, William Ackerman, Sam Jaus It appears that at least 33 of the 36 adults in this Sunday School class were directly related, through either blood or marriage, to the Striffler, Benkelman and Helwig families who emigrated together from Erie County, New York to Tuscola County, Michigan beginning in the 1860's. PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THE UNKNOWN INDIVIDUALS. |
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| 1044 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1045 |  | Low, Susan (Huddleston) with her daughter, Drucilla, circa 1900 in Sabine County, Texas Susan (Huddleston) Low, seated, the wife of Jackson Low, with her daughter Drucilla, standing. Susan was said to be full blooded Native American. Susan was born in 1844, with her daughter Drucilla being born in 1867. Drucilla was blinded by measles. | |
| 1046 |  | Lowe, Alma Winnieford of Sabine County, Texas The wife of George Barnett Clark B. 1871 Texas D. 1910 Texas | |
| 1047 |  | Machalleck, Augusta (Mrs. Claude Dietrich) Indiana Death Certificate | |
| 1048 |  | Macune Cemetery, San Augustine County, Texas Historical Cemetery Marker Dedication. One of the earliest cemeteries in San Augustine county, with the earliest burial dating to 1845. Pictured are seventh and eighth generation descendants of Malinda (Bowie) Haggerty who is buried there. | |
| 1049 |  | Maier, Maude Mary ca 1880's Maude, the eldest daughter of Jacob Maier and Fannie Striffler, as a toddler | |
| 1050 |  | Maier, Maude Mary ca 1890's Maude Mary in her early teens | |
| 1051 |  | Many, Louisiana Masonic Lodge #88 Proceedings Proceedings of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Louisiana, January 19, 1852 | |
| 1052 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1053 |  | Marie and Midge UNKNOWN This photo was among the personal effects of Tom Payne. It was inscribed: "Dear Tom, If you would like to cut this down to fit your wallet I don't care. The photographer pulled my shoulder and spoiled sleeve and Midge's collar. Not a good picture of either of us, Marie" PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY MARIE AND MIDGE | |
| 1054 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1055 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1056 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1057 |  | Mark Siblings ca late 1970's or early 1980's l t r, Alma Mark Seeger, Ed Mark, Lena Mark Schwegler, Mary "Molly" Mark Buehrly, and Martha Mark Darling, children of Archie Mark and Emeline Striffler of Cass City, Michigan | |
| 1058 |  | Mark, Alma ca 1916 with Mildred Schwegler Alma Mark with her niece, Mildred Schwegler, on the garden path at her grandfather John Striffler's farm | |
| 1059 |  | Mark, Alma ca 1920's and Emeline Alma Mark with her mother, Emeline Striffler Mark, apparently at their farm | |
| 1060 |  | Mark, Archibald ca 1870's with his maternal grandmother Young Archie with his Grandmother McLean, the mother of Elizabeth McLean Mark | |
| 1061 |  | Mark, Archibald ca 1918 with his granddaughter Archibald holding his granddaughter, Mildred Schwegler | |
| 1062 |  | Mark, Elizabeth Status: Located; | |
| 1063 |  | Mark, Emeline (Striffler) and Archie Status: Located; | |
| 1064 |  | Mark, Emeline (Striffler) ca 1936 Mother's Day 1936, when Emeline was 76 | |
| 1065 |  | Mark, Maggie ca 1960's with her nieces by marriage, Alma and Martha Photo taken "at Uncle Rob's" l to r, Aunt Maggie Mark, Alma Mark Seeger, Martha Mark Darling | |
| 1066 |  | Mark, Robert and Maggie The couple in their golden years | |
| 1067 |  | Mark, Walter Roach Status: Located; | |
| 1068 |  | Marshall, Caladonia V. "Callie", Death Certificate Death Certificate from the State of Oklahoma | |
| 1069 |  | Marshall, Caladonia V. "Callie", Obituary Obituary from the Duncan Banner, along with newswire article from the Quincy, Ill. newspaper reporting that her funeral was being held on the same day that her cousin, Thomas Riley Marshall, was being inagurated as Vice President of the United States | |
| 1070 |  | Marshall, Silas and wife Mary Langhorne Silas Marshall was a merchant in Missouri, later moving to Little Rock, Arkansas as an Insurance Agent. This cabinet portrait, marked "T. W. Bankes' Gallery of Photographic Art, Little Rock" was probably taken shortly after the Civil War. It was inscribed on the back, "Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. S.N. Marshall to Miss Lizzie Payne." Lizzie was the eldest daughter of Silas's sister Martha Jane Marshall. The photographer, Thomas Bankes was a native of England who was well known for his Civil War photos, following the Federal Army from Helena, Ark. to Little Rock, Ark. in 1864. He serviced the central Arkansas area until the 1870's. | |
| 1071 |  | Martha Geraldine "Gerri" Ferguson
b. 1928 d. 2019 Texas Wife of Delbert Willie "Chief" Goynes | |
| 1072 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1073 |  | Mason, William Crockett ca 1937 Obituary with photo | |
| 1074 |  | Mason, William Crockett ca 1937 Obituary | |
| 1075 |  | Mastny, Caroline Tomasek, 1988 It was a good year for raising yams, according to Caroline Mastny of 410 West 19th Street. She displays some of the large yams she grew from three hills in her garden. The two largest yams weighed 4.76 lbs. and 4.96 lbs. respectively. She said, "I've been raising yams for a long time, but I've had nothing like this." | |
| 1076 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1077 |  | McClanahan, Rue Rue McClanahan shot into limelight with her performance in ?The Golden Girls?, a 1985 sitcom. It was an instant hit, climbing to No. 1 position after its very first show. Rue McClanahan?s role, as a Southern belle Blanche Devereaux, was a key part in the immense popularity of the show. She was born in Healdton, Oklahoma in 1934. Her father was a contractor and mother a beautician. She grew up in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana. Her debut as an actor came early when she played a part in ?The Three Little Kittens?, a local production, at the tender age of four. She studied drama and German at the University of Tulsa and graduated in 1956. In her early career, she appeared onstage in New York on several occasions. | |
| 1078 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1079 |  | McClelland, Noah and Hester (Smith) Family of Sabine County, Texas This photo of members of the McClelland and King families was said to be taken in Bronson, Texas ca 1926, Legend courtesy of Robert Cecil McDaniel | |
| 1080 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1081 |  | McCormick, Jane (Mrs. Leonhard Benkelman) Death Certificate from the State of Wisconsin | |
| 1082 |  | McCoy, Tell Victor and Edythe (McLemore) Status: Located; | |
| 1083 |  | McCoy, Tell Victor-Footstone
Status: Located; Footstone noting military service | |
| 1084 |  | McCree, Clara (McNaughten) and husband, Fabian Clara and Fabian married before 1900 | |
| 1085 |  | McDaniel, Chief Warrant Officer Robert Cecil ca 1959 On the right are Robert and his wife, Loye (McDaniel) at the HQ Caribbean Command, Canal Zone, 1959, with fellow officers at a change of station ceremony | |
| 1086 |  | McDermott Striffler Wedding Article Cass City Chronicle story regarding their wedding | |
| 1087 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1088 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1089 |  | McGown, A.H. and Elizabeth (Stoval) He was sheriff of Sabine County in 1867-1868 and again in 1875-1876 | |
| 1090 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1091 |  | McGrew, Elizabeth (Blackburn) Estate Settlement Land Sale, page 1 of 2 The Estate of Elizabeth McGrew, administered by her granddaughter, Frances A. (Partin) Steel, sold land that had originally been deeded to Alexander McGrew by A.G. Blackburn (22 Jan 1849) to John W. Allen, thought to be a son-in-law of Elizabeth's. This copy is courtesy of Bettye Bragg Wagstaff. | |
| 1092 |  | McGrew, Elizabeth (Blackburn) Estate Settlement Land Sale, page 2 of 2 During the September 1868 term of the County Court of Sabine County, The Estate of Elizabeth McGrew, administered by her granddaugher, Frances A. (Partin) Steel, sold land that had originally been deeded to Alexander McGrew by A.G. Blackburn (22 Jan 1849) to John W. Allen, thought to be a son-in-law of Elizabeth's. This copy is courtesy of Bettye Bragg Wagstaff. | |
| 1093 |  | McGuire Brothers at School, Dewey County, Oklahoma, 1911 This photo was taken at the Cyclone School, Trail OK School District #16 Brothers Percy, Elvis and Keith McGuire are labeled. Brother Cecil is standing, on the far right of the second row. PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THE UNKNOWN STUDENTS. | |
| 1094 |  | McGuire Dugout Home | |
| 1095 |  | McGuire Home, Camargo, Oklahoma Home of Keith, Josephine, Keith Jr. and Pat McGuire, Camargo Oklahoma during the 1940's | |
| 1096 |  | McGuire, Ellen Pat McGuire Strong thinks this is a photo of her Aunt, Ellen McGuire. PLEASE HELP US CONFIRM THIS TENTATIVE IDENTIFICATION | |
| 1097 |  | McGuire, Ellen Blache ca 1930's B. 1908 Oklahoma D. 1970 Utah The eldest daughter of Henry and Mamie McGuire, and fifth born of their six children | |
| 1098 |  | McGuire, Elvis Advertisement relating to American Legion Boxing Match, Elvis "Mickey" McGuire was featured in the title bout against Joe Lousier of Florida | |
| 1099 |  | McGuire, Elvis and Norma with daughter Sybil The family in May 1953 | |
| 1100 |  | McGuire, Elvis and Norma, with daughter Sybil, ca 1943 Elvis and Norma had been married 15 years prior to the adoption of their daughter, Sybil, in 1942 |
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