I think this is the only picture of Roscoe, Gladys, their three sons and all five of their grandchildren that was ever taken. Also included are their two daughters-in-law, two Korean foreign exchange students and their foster daughter and her husband.
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The original photograph is quite tiny so it is hard to make out some of the faces, but I do recognize many of them. The photograph was taken circa 1935-36.
John and Mark are standing together front left. Gladys is third from the left next to Lovina, Roscoe’s mother. Ruth, Roscoe’s sister, is first woman on the left. The other women are mostly Roscoe’s sisters-in-law. I think Roscoe is the male in the middle, the fifth from the right. John Henry, Roscoe’s father, is probably one of the men in the top left corner, wearing a hat. The other hat wearing male is probably Ruth’s husband, Earl.
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Two pictures of Sophia (Yegerlehner) Thatcher Perkins, the youngest daughter of Christian and Elizabeth (Schwartz) Yegerlehner. The picture on the left is likely during the 1890s while the one of the right (with the narrower sleeves) is after 1900.
The original photograph comes from a photo album that was scanned by Eric Graham. He was visiting relatives in California when he discovered this album in their possession, and (thankfully!) he had the foresight to ask if he could copy the pictures.
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Lovina (Schiele) Yegerlehner (l.) with her best friend Lucinda (Mutchler) Steiner (r.), circa 1930s
Photograph from the private collection of Deborah Sweeney
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Gladys Foster poses in Terre Haute, Indiana during the late 1920s. The photographs were presumably all taken on the same day since she is wearing the same dress.
Lovina (Schiele) Yegerlehner and Susan (Schiele) Schwartz, on the Yegerlehner farm, Clay County, Indiana, late 1910s.
Photograph from the collection of the author, Deborah Sweeney.
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Elizabeth (Schwartz) Yegerlehner with her youngest daughter Sophia (Yegerlehner) Thatcher and grandson Russell Thatcher, circa 1910. Photograph was possibly taken in Indianapolis, Indiana where Sophia lived or in Clay City, Indiana.
The original photograph comes from a photo album that was scanned by Eric Graham. He was visiting relatives in California when he discovered this album in their possession, and (thankfully!) he had the foresight to ask if he could copy the pictures.
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Elizabeth (Schwartz) Yegerlehner with her granddaughter Grace Wolfe, c.1910
Original image from the private collection of the author, Deborah Sweeney.
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The five Yegerlehner brothers, sons of Christian Yegerlehner. This photograph was likely taken at the Yegerlehner farm near Clay City, Indiana, circa 1890.
Back row: John H., Samuel, William
Front row: Charles, George
Original image from the private collection of the author, Deborah Sweeney.
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John H. Yegerlehner and his wife Lovina J. (Schiele) Yegerlehner in front of their home near Clay City, Indiana, circa late 1910s.
Original image from the private collection of the author, Deborah Sweeney.
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