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| 401 |  | Märta in 1930s or 1940s Probably a photo she sent back to her relatives in Sweden. | ||
| 402 |  | Märta Jönsson Johnson | ||
| 403 |  | Märta Jonsson, mid-70s Taken in 1956 at the Mousseaus' |
Date: 1956 Place: Minneapolis |
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| 404 |  | Märta with her three children Probably taken at the time the family left for the U.S. |
Owner of original: Anna Johnson Ellingboe Date: 1917 Place: Sweden |
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| 405 |  | Märta, age 70, with granddaughter Taken in the summer of 1951 |
Owner of original: Anna Johnson Ellingboe Date: Summer, 1951 Place: Minneapolis |
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| 406 |  | Martha and Anna Bowe The woman on the left is unknown. Martha is in the middle, Anna on the right. Odd personal decorations: perhaps it's the Fourth of July. This is probably from the mid to late 1880s. Cora's annotation on the back is "& friend Aunt Martha My Mother." |
Date: Mid to late 1880s |
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| 407 |  | Martha Bowe Hendrickson | ||
| 408 |  | Martha's sitting room, about 1913, in Minneapolis Charles Hendrickson is seated with Arthur in his lap and Martha behind him. The year is about 1913, a year before Cora came to live with the Hendicksons for three months. The original is a postcard from Martha to Cora but apparently mailed in an envelope because there is no stamp or address on the card. The note on the card, in pencil with somewhat childish writing, is addressed to Cora Anderson and says, "Dear Cora suppose you think I have forgotten you but I think of you often dear Cora I know I ought to write but I am so busy it seems I never get done hope you will come to see me next summer stay all summer Dear Cora write to me your Auntie Martha." |
Date: about 1913 Place: 4032 11th Avenue S., Minneapolis |
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| 409 |  | Martin and Albert Ekum Probably taken in the later years of the first decade of the 20th century after the Ekums had returned from California. Martin would have been in his late teens and Albert in his mid 20s. The original is an oval picture mounted on heavy paperboard. The studio is "Henry and Jasperson, Viroqua, Wis." On the back Cora wrote "My Cousins Albert & Martin Ekum." |
Date: ca 1908 Place: Viroqua, Wisconsin |
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| 410 |  | Martin Bye |
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