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Beckmann, Theo Please help me to identify. The photo says Theo Beckmann and Caroline on the back. I can not identify a Theo (Theodore) Beckmann who would have been married to anyone named Caroline. Does anyone know this couple?
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Dennis, Elias Smith, GeneralPhoto from Carolyn Kress Dennis ckress1737@windstream.net
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Dennis, Elias Smith, GeneralGen. Elias S. Dennis Obituary
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Dennis, Elias Smith, GeneralPhoto from Carolyn Kress Dennis ckress1737@windstream.net
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Hetzel, Christina Hetzel (Martzlof)Photo from Marty Lowe
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Hofbauer, John and Theresa (nee Huber) House220 Main St
New Baden, IL
Submitted by Great-granddaughter, Donna Hofbauer Young dhofbauer1955@yahoo.com
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Johnson, A HThis is a copy from page 221 of the History of Marion and Clinton Counties, Illinois published 1881 by Brink, McDonough & Co., Philadelphia
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KROST, Dorothea RASCHOld spinning wheel back in hands of original owner, Mrs. Dorothea Rosch Krost, after forty years of rest from spinning. (Click for text of Newspaper Article)
Submitted by Great-granddaughter Regina.
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LowPhoto 1 Magdalena Low (Hetzel) sitting, son George Low behind, Nora
Photo 2 Lonnie Low, Edna Low, George Low
Photo 3 Edna Low with unknown man
Photo 4 Low daughters Edna w/ tie, Nora top rt.
Photo from Marty Lowe
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Lowtop, Bill Low third from right
next, Bill Low on left,then Coalmorn, & Casetta
last Bill Low
Photo from Marty Lowe
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Low1st Thomas Low is seconds uncle, second Thomas is my grandfather.
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Low, Adie?
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Low, EdnaEdna Low front row third from right, holding Centralia newspaper
Photo from Marty Lowe
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Low, EdnaEdna Low born in Breese 1899
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Low, Henry McCoy Henry McCoy Low, lived on Walnut ST. Breese. abt1909
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Low, Henry McCoy & wife Magdalena (Hetzel) w/grndsn John DonaldsonPhoto from Marty Lowe
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Low, Kate (Donaldson) (Cragg) w/ son John Donaldson 1909 Photo from Marty Lowe
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Low, Roy 1912Photo from Marty Lowe
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Mayhew, Reverend HenryHenry Mayhew was born in 1822 (the area of Bond County, IL that would become Clinton County, IL). He was the son of Daniel Mayhew, Sr. and Elizabeth Curtis. His maternal grandfather was Henry Curtis, Jr., enumerated on the 1820 Bond County, IL census as a Free Person of Color.
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Slade, Joseph Alfred "Jack"Photo of oil painting of Joseph Alfred Slade, the original painting hangs in the Bale of Hay Saloon in Virginia City, Montana. It was painted from a description provided to the artist by an acquaintance of Jack.
Jack's physical description at age 18 is; 5' 6"; dark complexion; black eyes and light hair. This comes from his military papers dated October 16, 1848. His occupation at the time was listed as a farmer.
Photo submitted by Carolyn Kress Dennis ckress1737@windstream.net
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UnknownPhoto from Marty Lowe
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UnknownPhoto from Marty Lowe
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UnknownPhoto from Marty Lowe
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Unknown Clinton County MenDo you know any of these men? If so, please Contact Us
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Unknown wedding picturePhotographed by E. Butler, Carlyle, IL.
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Wehrle, RoyHis mother was a Low
Photo from Marty Lowe
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Wempe, Urbie and Max Urban Wempe and his mother's dog, Max. Mother was Christina Wempe and she lived in Aviston.
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Wright, HattieContact Marty Lowe mdl1956@gmail.com if you are a relative and would like the original.
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Yardley, Elvinia - Home, Boulder, 1896Photo from Jeanette Lucas jnettel@mchsi.com
See Back of Photo
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Yardley, Elvinia - Home, Boulder, 1896 (back of photo)Photo from Jeanette Lucas jnettel@mchsi.com
This information was on the back of the Yardley Home Photo
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Yardley, Kate, Elvinia and JerryPhoto from Jeanette Lucas
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