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Handwritten on back of
card..."The man driving the horses was Mr. Daton
Vogan, who lived on Second Street where the
Convent is now (presently the St. Joe's School
Broad and Second). Mr. Vogan had a business on
Front Street with a Mr. Smith D. Tifft. They
sold implements, buggies, etc. Later cars. His
daughter, Florence Vogan was our neighbor on
Broad Blvd. She died May 29, 1974 at 87 years
old and had been a member of Falls Methodist
Church for 73 years.
Her Grandfather, Jacob
Weidner, had a factory in Cuy. Falls where he
made barrels for the Union Army. Saltpork was
packed in the barrels for the ARmy. The Weiders
were members of the Methodist Church and were
active members. Mr. and Mrs. Weidner are buried
in Oakwood Cemetery as are Mr. and Mrs. Vogan
and Florence.
Young Lady standing by a log shed
Photo taken in Taylor Garden, July 16, 1889
Row 1: Mary Parks, Mary Sackett Smith, Mary
Shumway Hall, Lizzie Thomas Kerhes, Rose
Kittelberger, Grace Heath Taylor, Ella
Kittelberger Grant.
Row 2: Lillian Loomis, Mable Parks, Emma
Reid, Gertrude Lake, Ella Lewis Scriven,
Mable Edsill Babcock, Maude Parks Hayner.
Row 3: Ella Thomas Graham, Lena Peebles,
Fanny Babcock, Minnie Jones Reed, Minnie
Kittelberger Sperizer, Myra Standish, Nellie
Weidner Wilsdorf, Ida Brown Graham, Laura
Hall, Elisa Haley Grant
Unidentified Group
Howe Family
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