Hans Stephan Rote
Christened 11 November 1655 Kandel, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
Parents Michael Rote/Roth/Rhoades and unknown mother
Married Anna Catherina Muehl 16 May 1682 Kandel, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
Buried 27 April 1694 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Anna Catherina Muehl
Christened 11 December 1653 Evangelis Church, Kandel, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
Parents Jacob Muehl and Apollonia Siebert
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
CHILDREN
Johann Michael Rote
Born 9 April 1683 Kandel, Rhineland-Pfalz, Germany
Married
Children
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
*Anthonius (Anthony) Rote
Born 15 Feb 1685 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Married Anna Barbara Widmayer abt 1715 Germany
Children: Anna, Barbara, Catherine, Sigismund, George
Died 1 Nov 1744 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Buried 2 Nov 1744 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Anna Barbara Rote
Born/Christened 22 February 1688 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Married Johann Jacob Roth 27 October 1711 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
Children: Johann Sigismund, Maria Margaretha, Johann Michael, Anna Eva, Anna Barbara, Maria Elizabetha, Maria Elizabetha, Johann Jacob
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
Johann Jacob Rote
Born/Christened 13 January 1692 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Married 1) Anna Margaretha Schmueckel 2 May 1719 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
Children: Maria, Johann Michael
2) Maria Elizabeth Keppel 1 May 1725 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
Children: Maria Margaretha, Georg Jacob, Maria Margaretha
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
Michael Rote
Born about 1693 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
Married Catherine Zeiss 1717 Germany
Children: Eva Elizabetha, Johann, Maria, Eva Catherina
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Anthony Rote and Anna Barbara Widmayer
Anthonius (Anthony) Rote (Rhoades/Rhodes)
Born 15 Feb 1685 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Parents Hans Stephan Rote and Anna Catherina Muehl
Married Anna Barbara Widmayer abt 1715 Germany
Died 1 Nov 1744 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Buried 2 Nov 1744 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Anna Barbara Widmayer
Christened 31 March 1696 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Parents Lorentz Widmayer and Barbara Cuntz
Died 8 January 1759 Kandel, Bayern, Germany
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
CHILDREN
Anna Barbara Rote
Christened 24 April 1716 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Married Johann Philip Jacob Moritz 28 January 1738 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Children: Johann Michael, Maria Elizabeth, Johann Philip, Maria Margaretha, Johann Anton
Died 16 October 1757 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Buried 17 October 1757 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Johann Adam Rote
Born 3 October 1718 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Christening 5 October 1718 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Unmarried - died at age 17
Died 13 November 1735 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Buried 14 November 1735 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Anna Catherine Rote
Born and Christened 18 September 1721Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Married ?
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
Johann Sigismund Rote
Born and Christened 23 June 1725 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Married ?
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
*George Michael Rote
Birth and Christening 24 January 1729 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Married Sarah abt 1750 Germany
Immigration to United States: aboard Ship Hamilton 6 Oct 1767
Note: Residence: In 1797, George M Rote/Rhoades developed the land from Third Street eastward, in Mifflinburg, Union Co. Pa. This extension acquired the name Rhoadestown, or Rotestown (or Greenville), George Rote owned the Ensign Foster tract of 246 acre
Occupation: Miller
Died 18 Jan 1797 Buffalo Valley, Mifflinburg, Union, Pennsylvania
Sources
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=kbnaycwin&id=I1908
Family Tree
Book: Annals of Buffalo Valley by John Blair Linn page 236, 311
Born 15 Feb 1685 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Parents Hans Stephan Rote and Anna Catherina Muehl
Married Anna Barbara Widmayer abt 1715 Germany
Died 1 Nov 1744 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Buried 2 Nov 1744 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Anna Barbara Widmayer
Christened 31 March 1696 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Parents Lorentz Widmayer and Barbara Cuntz
Died 8 January 1759 Kandel, Bayern, Germany
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
CHILDREN
Anna Barbara Rote
Christened 24 April 1716 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Married Johann Philip Jacob Moritz 28 January 1738 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Children: Johann Michael, Maria Elizabeth, Johann Philip, Maria Margaretha, Johann Anton
Died 16 October 1757 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Buried 17 October 1757 Kandel, Pfalz, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Johann Adam Rote
Born 3 October 1718 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Christening 5 October 1718 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Unmarried - died at age 17
Died 13 November 1735 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Buried 14 November 1735 Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Sources
Family Tree
Anna Catherine Rote
Born and Christened 18 September 1721Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Married ?
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
Johann Sigismund Rote
Born and Christened 23 June 1725 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Married ?
Died
Buried
Sources
Family Tree
*George Michael Rote
Birth and Christening 24 January 1729 Kandel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Married Sarah abt 1750 Germany
Immigration to United States: aboard Ship Hamilton 6 Oct 1767
Note: Residence: In 1797, George M Rote/Rhoades developed the land from Third Street eastward, in Mifflinburg, Union Co. Pa. This extension acquired the name Rhoadestown, or Rotestown (or Greenville), George Rote owned the Ensign Foster tract of 246 acre
Occupation: Miller
Died 18 Jan 1797 Buffalo Valley, Mifflinburg, Union, Pennsylvania
Sources
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=kbnaycwin&id=I1908
Family Tree
Book: Annals of Buffalo Valley by John Blair Linn page 236, 311
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Samuel L Yokley 1891-1964 and Nannie May Wheeler 1891-1951
Headstone |
Parents: Samuel Ledford Yokley and Elizabeth Frances "Bettie" Wingfield
Born 4 November 1891 Missouri
Married Nannie May Wheeler 19 December 1912, LaMonte, Pettis, Missouri
Died August 1964 Missouri
Buried Hazel Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Saline, Missouri
Sources
Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002 page 484
Note: her name is given as May N instead of Nanny May
1900 US Census Liberty Saline, Missouri (age 8)
1920 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 28)
1930 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 38)
SS Death Index
Headstone: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=60840509
Headstone |
Parents Paris Manlove Wheeler and Emma Susan Chestina Swope
Born 8 May 1891 Missouri
Died 25 Feb 1951 Missouri
Buried Hazel Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Saline, Missouri
Sources
1900 US Census Hughesville, Pettis, Missouri (age 9)
Note: listed as May
1910 US Census Lamont, Pettis, Missouri (age 18)
Note: Listed as May A
1920 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 31)
1930 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 39)
Memorial: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=18725323
CHILDREN
Headstone |
Born 9 January 1915 Missouri
Married William Everette Treece 1 Feb 1936 Sedalia, Pettis, Missouri
Children: Billy
Died 29 March 1993 Saline, Missouri
Buried Fairview Cemetery?
Sources
Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002 page 465
1920 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 4)
1930 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 15)
1940 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 25, with William and Billy)
SS Death Index
Headstone |
Born 7 November 1916 Saline, Missouri
Married Mary Zula Dennis 16 October 1938 LaMonte, Pettis, Missouri
Children: Richard, Reba
Died 18 Dec 1972 Saline County, Missouri
Buried Hazel Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Saline, Missouri
Sources
1920 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 3)
1930 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 13)
1940 US Census Elmwood, Saline, Missouri (age 23)
SS Death Index
Headstone: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=18724737
Zula Yokley Obituary Tuesday, March 13, 2007 Marshall Democrat-News
Zula Yokley, 90, of Marshall, died Monday, March 12, 2007, at Mar-Saline Manor in Marshall.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, March 15, 2007, at Campbell-Lewis Chapel in Marshall. Dr. N. Paul Callahan will officiate. Visitation will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Hazel Grove Cemetery in Herndon.
Born July 4, 1916, in Blue Lick, she was the daughter of the late David C. Dennis and Nettie Helen Huff Dennis. On Oct. 16, 1938, in LaMonte, she married Paris L. Yokley, who preceded her in death on Dec. 18, 1972. She had lived in Marshall most of her life and had worked at Fitzgibbon Hospital for many years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Marshall.
Survivors include one daughter, Reba Koch of Warrensburg; three grandchildren, Mary Wilane of Blue Springs, Karl Koch of Maple Valley, Wash., and Chris Yokley of Marshall; one great-granddaughter, Taylor Yokley; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one son, Richard Lee Yokley; four sisters, Helen Dennis, Rose Dennis and Violet Dennis all in infancy, and Marcella Sixta; and two brothers, Virgil Dennis and David Lee Dennis.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, March 15, 2007, at Campbell-Lewis Chapel in Marshall. Dr. N. Paul Callahan will officiate. Visitation will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Hazel Grove Cemetery in Herndon.
Born July 4, 1916, in Blue Lick, she was the daughter of the late David C. Dennis and Nettie Helen Huff Dennis. On Oct. 16, 1938, in LaMonte, she married Paris L. Yokley, who preceded her in death on Dec. 18, 1972. She had lived in Marshall most of her life and had worked at Fitzgibbon Hospital for many years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Marshall.
Survivors include one daughter, Reba Koch of Warrensburg; three grandchildren, Mary Wilane of Blue Springs, Karl Koch of Maple Valley, Wash., and Chris Yokley of Marshall; one great-granddaughter, Taylor Yokley; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one son, Richard Lee Yokley; four sisters, Helen Dennis, Rose Dennis and Violet Dennis all in infancy, and Marcella Sixta; and two brothers, Virgil Dennis and David Lee Dennis.
Headstone |
Born 18 February 1918
Married Pleasant David Halsey
Children: ?
Died 29 May 1997 Marshall, Saline, Missouri
Buried Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, Saline, Missouri
Sources
1920 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 1)
1930 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 11)
SS Death Index
Memorial: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=127413874
Mary F Yokley
Born 1920
Married ?
Children: ?
Died ?
Buried
Sources
1920 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 0)
1930 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 10)
Headstone |
Born 11 August 1922 Missouri
Military: US Army
Note: Enlisted 4 Dec 1942, Released 13 Dec 1945
Married Ruth A 10 May 1948 Missouri
Died 7 July 1975 Marshall, Saline, Missouri
Buried Hazel Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Saline, Missouri
Sources
US Department of Veteran Affairs BIRLS Death File
1930 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 7)
1940 US Census Liberty, Saline, Missouri (age 17)
SS Death Index
Headstone: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=60840574
Headstone |
Born 5 February 1932 Saline, Missouri
Died 6 February 1932 Saline, Missouri
Buried Hazel Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Saline, Missouri
Sources
Headstone: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=60840636
Monday, May 12, 2014
Some LDS Missionaries serving in Eastern States Mission,in the 1911 - 1960's
2021: 2nd Miracle! I have found the originals of these pictures! If you are related and want them, please let me know your address via email or message me on FB and I will send it to you.
2021: Miracle! Found the missing pictures on a different computer and have installed them.
2020 UPDATE: Sadly, I think threw away the originals years ago (in 2015 or so), not knowing, of course, that Blogger would take off all the pictures! I left the information that had been on the back of the photos.
This is a side step from what I usually do on my genealogy blog, but I feel the need to get this done, so someone must be looking for one of these great men and women.
This collection came from two sources: my mother-in-law (Bessie Erickson) who moved to Idaho in the late 1930s and her sister (Valeda Stetson) who remained in Maine. The pictures were in my mother-in-law's things when she died in 2009.
If you've seen Robots (the cartoon starring the voice of Robin Williams and various other voice actors), you'll recognize the "See a need, fill a need" philosophy I felt when I considered tossing these pictures. I've seen a lot of valuable pictures thrown away because people have no idea the thrift stores including Deseret Industries) do not have a place to put them. One of the most horrible things I've witnessed was the days I volunteered at our local D.I. and saw several genealogy books (WITH PICTURES!) thrown out. Update: My mistake was believing that the photos would be safe here, on Blogger. I thought once they were attached I would have no problem and they'd be, for lack of a better term, "forever" so, lesson learned.
Many of the photos below are vintage one-of-a-kind and deserve respect. I place them here, in the 'cyber cloud' since I will soon have to dispose of the hard copies. Note: now I realize I could have sent them to the church historical department.
This post contains three parts - part one, all of the pictures are identified, part two the pictures of my mother-in-law and her family (before she met or married my father-in-law) with different Elders/Sisters, and part three are those Missionaries that I could not identify but are very classy photos, and I hope they exist elsewhere.
Hopefully, people will be checking for and identifying their ancestors. I've done the best I can to find each of them on findagrave, but it isn't easy because I often don't know more than their name. So, here goes, in first-name alphabetical order after the official picture of the formation of the mission (taken in September of 1937).
Front Row L to R: Kenneth Hacking, Abel S Rich, Carl F. Eyring, Fern Chipman Eyring
Second Row Left to right: Cleon Harris, John A Widstoe, Leah Widstoe
Third Row Left to right: Lawrence Dalton, W Keith Hurren, Charles Brown, Earl Moser
Back Row Left to right: Chester Becraft, Glen Longhurst, Darl Anderson, Glen Price
Below are individual photos I found.
Note: I cannot find anyone on Family Search unless they have passed away. Most of the pictures were those sent from Valeda Small Stetson to her sister, Bessie Amelia Small Erickson,
Note: I cannot find anyone on Family Search unless they have passed away. Most of the pictures were those sent from Valeda Small Stetson to her sister, Bessie Amelia Small Erickson,
who moved west in the late 1930's.
Amasa William Hyde.
This photo is on a postcard. It's similar to the card stock we use now for craft projects
In his own handwriting on the back, he has written: With very best wishes from Elder Amasa Wm Hyde Preston, Idaho RD #3
I was able to paste it into his findagrave memorial. He is the husband of my second cousin 3x's removed.
Andrew Kimball
He is standing outside of the Smalls-Stetsons home. I'm not sure what the foggy part of the image is from - a fingerprint on a negative? Double Exposure - unlikely. Anyway, I have not been able to find him.
Newell Knight Brown
Written on back: Newell K Brown December 1936. I know my mother-in-law knew him. The research I've done shows that he is/was her 5th cousin once removed.
On the back is written Mendon, Utah.
The photograph appears more 1950's style.
He is likely still living.
Written on the back is: May the Lord bless you always! It's been enjoyable to know you. Elder Marsden. He also gave his address as Parowan, Utah.
I have two of these - one with and one without his signature.
Turns out, he is the husband of Bessie Small's 7th cousin.
Turns out, he is the husband of Bessie Small's 7th cousin.
On a personal note: I worked with a Dr. Marsden at Weber State College and went to school with Elaine Marsden at Bonneville High School in Ogden.
I was able to find his findagrave memorial and pasted it there.
On the back was written:
Dear Bro and Sis Stetson,
It has been a pleasure knowing and associating with you folks in Bangor. I appreciate all you've done for me. It is people like you that make our missions so happy. May God bless you always. My love and best wishes, Sister Colleen Beus Hooper, Utah. Be sure to come see me when you get out west. Hooper is just out of Ogden.
She is the wife of Bessie Small's 7th cousin.
Found she married John Tippets, and passed away in 2016.
Found she married John Tippets, and passed away in 2016.
Here is the link to her funeral video: https://www.lindquistmortuary.com/notices/Colleen-Tippets
A postcard picture on card stock, it appears to be 1950-60's style (thinner lapels, Elvis hair)
On the back is written: To the best Family in Bangor
Dear Stetsons,
I regret to leave Maine because of the blessings I have received while laboring here. I know that folks like you have been part of these blessings. Your brother always, Elder Funk
Then his address: 5 mi Cheua (?) Hot Springs Rd, Fairbanks, Alaska. School: 997 North 5th West, Provo, Utah
Could not find him. He may not have passed away before this time (2020).
I had two of these. Both are postcards. He wrote on the back:
Dear Sister Stetson,
It's been a pleasure to have been in Bangor to know you saints here. Blessings Always, Elder David Jackson.
Then his address: 143 North Orchard Dr. Moses Lake, Washington
Could not find him.
On the front he wrote:
Very Sincerely Delbert G Taylor, Rigby Idaho
He is on Family Search and it turns out he is my 2nd cousin, three times removed!
I left a message on Family Search in case anyone wants the photo.
There is no information on this picture except a date: 18 June 1936.
Ironically, he is one of my relatives (1st cousin, twice removed).
Ironically, he is one of my relatives (1st cousin, twice removed).
This appears to be a reprint of a photo found elsewhere.
Great shot. I don't think it was her that signed her name and the year on the front. Her name is misspelled. On the back is written the year: 1922
She is the wife of my husband's 9th cousin once removed.
To Sister Stetson and Family
Thank you so much for all you have done for me. I really love you all. May God bless you always. Keep up the good missionary work. We shur love you for it and our Father in Heaven is pleased with you to. If you ever get out west be shure and look me up ok.
Love your brother Elder Harry L. Phillips
121 Vernon Pl.
Bakersfield, Calif.
Did not find him, likely because he is still alive.
1950-60's style photo.
Written on the back: Dear Bro and Sis Stetson,
I want to thank you for your efforts to help us in our work and let you know we certainly appreciated your fine spirit and Enthusiasm. Love, Elder Treasure.
Did not find him, likely because he is still alive.
On Back: 1928.
Deweyville, Utah.
Taken at 84th 4th Street - unclear if this is Bangor or Deweyville.
On a personal Note: my mother-in-law spoke in glowing terms of Jennie. With her Maine accent it was pronounced: "Sistah Mah-ble".
You can find Jennie on Family Search
Postcard photo
On Back: Dear Brother & Sister Stetson,
I did so want to see you before leaving, but I guess you are not home. My prayers are for your success and happiness. God bless you dear people. Elder M.
Address: John A Meacham, Grace, Idaho
Didn't find him - likely still alive
On back: 1933 with my mother-in-law's name: Bessie Small. He must have given it to her (many missionaries did this).
Have not found him.
Unknown Elders in back,
In front: Kenneth, perhaps Elder Jacobs, Perhaps Elder Delbert Taylor
Leland Oswald Christensen, Rexburg Idaho
Was able to find him and pasted this photo to findagrave memorial.
He turned out to be the husband of Bessie Small's 7th cousin once removed.
He turned out to be the husband of Bessie Small's 7th cousin once removed.
Written on back; Elder Mark D Weston
357 Blvd. Logan, Utah
You can find him on Family Search. 1923-1995
Newell Knight Brown
Written on back: Newell K Brown December 1936. I know my mother-in-law knew him. The research I've done shows that he is/was her 5th cousin once removed.
He can be found on Family Search
Handwritten on back:
To the Stetsons,
May your lives be filled with much happiness and joy. May the Lord bless you, always,
Sincerely, Phyllis Noall
421 Wall St. Salt Lake City, Utah
Found her memorial and pasted this picture to it.
On back states: Elder Ronald Ball (he is on the right)
in Maine about 1938
Handwritten on back: 1963
Elder Stephen L Baldwin
Box 287
Moreland, Idaho
Did not find him, likely still alive
Postcard type photo
Handwritten on back:
To Valeda and Bob and Grammy with the prayers for your welfare from a loving L.M. (Lady Missionary)
Sybil Hansen
Bangor, Maine Sept. 1942
Home address: Preston, Idaho
Research shows she is Bessie Small's 7th cousin.
Found her memorial on findagrave, pasted this picture. Sybil passed away in 2005. Checked 2020 on Family Search and pasted it there.
It was from an earlier era - possibly 1910-20's
I couldn't find a definite record of either man on findagrave.
2020 Note: my guess was good - Willard can be found on Family Search and in the missionary database. He served his mission from 1922-1913, so he would have served during the time that my mother-in-law's grandparents were members. He is Bessie Small's 11th cousin.
There is an Elder William Barnsley Welker from Bear Lake Idaho that served in the Eastern States Mission in 1911 (no end date). There was a picture of him on the Early LDS Missionaries site.
There is an Elder William Barnsley Welker from Bear Lake Idaho that served in the Eastern States Mission in 1911 (no end date). There was a picture of him on the Early LDS Missionaries site.
Here are photos of Elders that stopped by the Small's home and had pictures taken
Elder Ronald Ball and Bessie Small |
Bessie Small and Elder Elmer R. Moon |
Elder Earl Lavon Moser and Bessie Small. Earl is her 7th cousin. |
Bessie Small and unknown Elder |
Bessie Small and unknown - possibly Elder Funk? |
Bessie Small and Elder Ball |
Elder Moser, Elder Harris from Ririe, Idaho, Elder Jacobs, Bessie, Laurel, Aunt Etta's girls Vera (youngest) Ollie |
Laurel Small, Elder Newel K Brown, Bessie Small |
Bessie Small, Elder Elmer R. Moon, Laurel Small |
Unknown Elder, Bessie Small |
Unknown, Bessie Small, Elder Ball |
UNIDENTIFIED PHOTOS
that, evidently, will remain unknown without your help
that, evidently, will remain unknown without your help
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