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 | Arthur Axtell
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 | Arthur Axtell and Della Ballard with son, Clarence 1900
Status: Located;
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Owner of original: wurm-hastings.com
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 | At the Fair
Status: Located; Jacob Wurm, Will Redinger, Edmund Daniel Wurm, William Rupp
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Owner of original: wurm-hastings.com
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 | August Lein and Lina Dörr - Wedding Photo 1938
Status: Located;
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| 125 |
 | August Ploethner
Status: Located;
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Owner of original: wurm-hastings.com
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| 126 |
 | Auguste Lang
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| 127 |
 | Aunt Mary (Reidt) Scott
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| 128 |
 | Aunt Mary 1920
From the photo collection of Lindsay Wurn.
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| 129 |
 | Aunt Sarah (Reidt) Hallman
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 | Aunt Sarah with child
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 | baby Helen Ploethner
Status: Located;
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| 132 |
 | Bakers, Gruners, Greens about 1911
Harry Gruner, Royal Green, Arlington Green, (Grampa) Albert Baker, (Grandma) Imelda Ballard, Harry Gruner, Clara Baker, Ordellia Green, Doris Gruner.
Happy days home and children - pa and ma - now alone mother 1944
726 Curfew Ave
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 | Ballard Farmhouse 1920 to 1931
Status: Located;
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Owner of original: wurm-hastings
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 | Barbara and Tobias Wurz
Status: Located; Children of Christian Wurz and Louisa Eberhardt. Photos from the collection of Lulu Gaiser, Crediton, Ontario.
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 | Barbara Rossel
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 | Barn raising at the farm of Julius Wurm
Status: Located; Sigmund Freiburger (born 1881) is the man at the very top on the left.
His wife, Caroline Weiler (born 1881) is seated bottom left.
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 | Barney Frihart
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| 138 |
 | Barracks at Camp Travis Texas, probably winter of 1918
The man sitting on the cot on the right appears to be wearing a long sleeved, dark shirt that is typical of "winter" uniforms of that period.
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 | Bartling sisters: Millie (Frye)(r), Freda (Boehne) and Minnie (Anderegg), Lockwood, Missouri, about 1929, perhaps for parents 50th anniversary
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 | Bayonet
This artifact was located in the upper level of the driving shed at the farm settled by Thomas Hastings and Sarah Mitchell on the sixth concession of Markham Township. In the close up view, the number "2" is visible on the weapon and there also appears to be an indecipherable symbol below the number 2.
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