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Kouth Family Photo: Eliza, Susie, Blanche, Emma Doty, Dora
LEFT TO RIGHT
Elize Kouth (Married Geo [?] - Lee)
Susie Kouth Judd (Married Sarson Judd)
Blanche Kouth Myers (Married Bruce Myers)
Emma Doty Kouth (Married Hubert Kouth)
Dora Kouth (Married Clarence Kouth)
Elize Kouth (Married Geo [?] - Lee)
Susie Kouth Judd (Married Sarson Judd)
Blanche Kouth Myers (Married Bruce Myers)
Emma Doty Kouth (Married Hubert Kouth)
Dora Kouth (Married Clarence Kouth)
Kitty West Lorah: Ran Restaurant at "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
The ornate building of Uncle Tom's Cabin burned downed in 1879, only 3 years after it was built. It was a great loss as Thomas Judd had no insurance. However, he then built a new hotel on the same site. The hotel was later purchased by W.M. West…
Lye Family: Alva Lye and Second Wife. 1914.
Handwritten Note:
Thanksgiving 1914. I'm under the Orange Tree.
Grandpa Alva Lye and Second Wife
Thanksgiving 1914. I'm under the Orange Tree.
Grandpa Alva Lye and Second Wife
Veryle McGill: Pictured with Donkey that sired all the spotted mules. 1950
Handwritten Note:
Veryle McGill with the Jack Ass that sired all the spotted mules. Our 1946 Mercury [car] is in the background.
Veryle McGill with the Jack Ass that sired all the spotted mules. Our 1946 Mercury [car] is in the background.
Frances Rice Photo: 1869
Frances Rice was Electa Rice Judd's sister and Thomas Judd's sister-in-law. Frances Rice raised Roy and Charlotte Judd.
As the companion note states,
Children of "Uncle Tom" Thomas Judd and Electa Rice Judd:
Thomas Judd (infancy)
Phil…
As the companion note states,
Children of "Uncle Tom" Thomas Judd and Electa Rice Judd:
Thomas Judd (infancy)
Phil…
Will A Johnson Sr (b. 1876- d. 1951) with Mule
"Uncle Billy" Johnson posing with mule at his barn at the corner of Main and First Streets, Sugar Grove, IL ca 1940's.
Will A Johnson Sr, Sugar Grove, Illinois, was a collector of appaloosa mules. Said to be the only six appaloosa mule hitch in…
Will A Johnson Sr, Sugar Grove, Illinois, was a collector of appaloosa mules. Said to be the only six appaloosa mule hitch in…
Johnson Family Tintype Photo
Johnson Family: a Tintype or melainotype or ferrotype photo. Photographic emulsion is applied directly to a thin sheet of iron coated with a dark lacquer or enamel, which produced a unique positive image.
Unknown child, female
Female child poising
Tintype Photo
Subjects are unknown. This image on a metal substrate is known as a tintype, melaintype or ferrotype.
Unknown Women
Two unknown Women
