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Photos
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| 191 |  | Erick Erickson | ||
| 192 |  | Erick Erickson, sailor Probably taken in the first decade of the 20th century. Erick must have joined the Navy or Coast Guard or merchant marine somewhere around that time, before he got married in 1910. |
Date: About 1906 |
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| 193 |  | Erick Thompson at about age 84 Taken at the Ole Ellingboe farm. |
Owner of original: Ed Ellingboe pictures Date: about 1945 Place: rural Lakeville, Minnesota |
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| 194 |  | Eva and Lillian Smith Taken in 1918 or 1919. Eva is 14. |
Date: 1918 or 1919 Place: Minneapolis |
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| 195 |  | Everson children, 1907 Probably taken in 1907 or 1908. In this picture, we presume because they wanted to keep it as children only, Annie Everson is covered by a blanket. If it's 1907 we have, clockwise, from Astrid who is 13; Lillian, 2; John, 4; George, 9; Harold, 11; Iver, 14; and Albin, 6. |
Date: 1907 Place: Crosby or Aitkin, Minnesota |
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| 196 |  | Everson family, 1987 | ||
| 197 |  | Everson Grandchildren Taken at the Andrew Everson farm, summer 1938. From left, Elaine, 8, Mabel, 29, Anna, 66, Jo, 4, David, 6, Ron, 8, and Andrew, 82. |
Date: Summer, 1938 Place: west side of Cedar Lake, Deerwood, Minnesota |
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| 198 |  | Eversons and Gust, Summer, 1937 We don't know who the man on the right is. Otherwise, in back row: Gust Anderson, 53, Albin Everson, 36, Naomi Everson, 31 and in front row: Elaine, 7, Ron, 7, and David 5. |
Date: Summer, 1937 Place: Deerwood, Minnesota |
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| 199 |  | Eversons, Christmas, 1976 |
Date: December, 1976 Place: Deerwood, Minnesota |
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| 200 |  | Family gathering Probably taken about 1917, give or take a year. That seems to be Louise 2nd from the left. Martha's son Arthur is next to Louise and Martha's daughter Myrtle is in the middle in the front. That may be Aida in the front next to Myrtle. The original is a small print on lightweight paper. Cora had two copies: one with no writing on it and one that says "Sister Anna" on the back. We don't know who all of the others are. |
Date: About 1917 |
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