James A. Ward and Mattie Fish
Ward
wedding pix around 1900. Married and lived in Mallard IA.
Submitted by Lee Ann
Kierstead
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The three adults have been
identified as (L - R) Mattie Mae Buchanan daughter of man in middle James
Smith b. 11-6-1878 d. 11-5-1916 and lady on right Lillian (nee Buchanan)
Smith/Peterson b. 4-25-1883 d.3-29-1956. If anyone can identify the
children please contact.
Submitted by: Kevin and Laurie Swearingen
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MATTIE MAE BUCHANAN was
born 5 JAN 1884 in Kentucky, and died 1OCT1938 in Belvidere, Illinois. She
married ALBERT KARL FRIEDRICK MAX HEUER 28 SEP 1904 in Emmetsburg, Palo
Alto County, Iowa. He was born 27 SEP 1880 Pommen, Germany, and died 4 JAN
1971 in Belvidere, Illinois.
She is LILLIAN BUCHANAN SMITH
PETERSON'S sister.
Submitted by: Kevin and Laurie Swearingen
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Looking family members who can
name this family. BUCHANAN/SMITH/PETERSON
Submitted by: Kevin and Laurie Swearingen
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James Austin Ward (on the left) that is in the
wedding pix of James and Mattie Ward. The guy on the right, according to
my Mom, who is now gone, was the "Sheriff of Mallard".
Submitted by Lee Ann
Kierstead
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Hildred Brown
as a child. The photo was taken in Emmetsburg. Hildred was born in
Palo Alto in January of 1907 to Joseph William "Will" Brown and his
wife Fanny Allen Brown. They moved to Ayrshire from Sac County, Iowa
around 1905, but had left by 1910. They lived in Ayrshire with their two
daughters, Lettie and Hildred,and Fanny's father, Horace B. Allen. Will
Brown owned a store in Ayrshire.
Submitted by Veneta R
Mill
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Elizabeth "Bess" Kane 1889
5th child of Martin Kane and Elizabeth Stanton
Submitted by Michelle
Meyers
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4 Kane Children c. 1888
Children of Martin Kane and Elizabeth Stanton.
Oldest Mary Ellen, John, Charles seated Elizabeth. These pictures were
taken in Oconomowoc, Wi. before the family moved to Ayrshire.
Submitted by Michelle
Meyers
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John Kane
c. 1910-1920
2nd Child of Martin Kane and Elizabeth Stanton.
Submitted by Michelle
Meyers
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Martin B. Kane & Catherine McGowan Kane
Kane Furniture Store
Main St., Ayrshire, Iowa
Submitted by Michelle
Meyers
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Vincent Joseph Kane
B: 8 Sep 1892 Ayrshire
D: 27 Aug 1917 Dennison, Ia.
Twin of my Grandmother
Submitted by Michelle
Meyers
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Twins
Veronica Madonna Kane (Trusty)
B: 8 Sep 1892 Ayrshire D:28 Apr 1980 Rockford, Il. / and Vincent Joseph Kane
Approx. 1899.
Submitted by Michelle Meyers
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Vince Kane (seated) and his brother, Charles Kane.
The picture was taken approx 1915.
Submitted by Michelle Meyers
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Edward Mahan and his wife, Margaret Laughlin Mahan.
These are my husbands (Joe's) Great grandparents.
Submitted by Jodi Mahan
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Father J.J. Smith
Niece, Margaret Smith Eaton and Nephew, Patrick Smith.
Margaret was the wife of Thomas Eaton of
Emmetsburg, Iowa. The picture was recently given to me by the youngest
daughter of Patrick Smith, the brother of Margaret Smith. He is the young boy
in the picture. Patrick was born in 1879 and was sent to Iowa at a very young
age. He made his first communion in Iowa with Fr. Smith. So I figure that the
picture is probably from about 1888. My grandmother was the sister of both
these children.
Submitted by Rosemarie
Hyland
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Mollie Lowery & James P. Conway
Wedding Photo
Married October 27, 1891.
Seated - Mary Ann (Mollie)
Lowery and James P. Conway. Standing - Witnesses James McEvoy and Margaret
Pendergast Jackman.
Submitted by Marilyn
Mugan Holmes
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Ann Brennan & Thomas Patrick Mugan
Wedding Photo
Married Dec. 30, 1867 at the
Catholic Church in Boone, Iowa.
Submitted by Marilyn
Mugan Holmes
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Mary Jane Kane Bradley
Edward Joseph Bradley
Submitted by Cathy Joynt
Labath
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Elizabeth Jennings Hand
(1862-1911)
wife of Thomas D. Hand (1854-1900)
Submitted by Bonnie
Hand
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John F. Hand (1884-1955)
and Kathryn Higgins Hand (1886-1969).
John is the son of Thomas and
Elizabeth Jennings Hand. Katie is the daughter of John J. and Mary
Jane McGowan Higgins.
Submitted by Bonnie
Hand
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John J. Higgins (1858-1922)
and Mary Jane McGowan (1864-1919).
On the back of the photo it
says John and Polly Higgins wedding photo.
Submitted by Bonnie
Hand
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