Sanilac
County Photo Album
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Hettie
(Joslyn) Dickinson & Amos Dickinson Aug. 1939
submitted
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Dennis Hoffman |
Stacey
Hoffman & sister Muriel (Hoffman) Colosky in Applegate about
1946
Dennis Hoffman |
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picture taken around Applegate ab.1942, lf.to rt. Stacey
Hoffman, Phines Hoffman, Fred Hoffman, baby Harold Shoemaker,
Muriel Hoffman, Gus Shoemaker, Deloris Hoffman, Quincy Hoffman,
Hellen(Hoffman) Shoemaker, Marian (McNaughton) Hoffman, baby
Howard Hoffman & Grace (Benedict) Hoffman |
Irene
Surbrook, Mary ( Montgomery) Surbrook, Ruby Surbrook ab.1918 at
farm near Applegate |
submitted
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Dennis Hoffman
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Diem
Family 1902 |
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The one on the
left is Frederick H. Diem who moved to Carsonville in 1872.
The one on the right is his brother, Jacob Diem, who lived in
St. Clair County. The picture was take not later than Oct
1881 as Frederick was killed in a sawmill accident on that date.
Both are Civil War veterans. Jacob was only in for six
months. Frederick was with the 6th Michigan Cavalry with
Gen Custer, he fought at Gettysburg, was captured in Oct 1863,
spent five months at Belle Island in Richmond, VA,, seven months
at Andersonville, GA when he was paroled. He was returned
to his unit in Jan 1865 and was shot in the foot when someone
threw a handful of cartridges down the chimney in his hut.
He went home, was married, had eight children and was killed in
a freak sawmill accident near Forestville when the boiler blew
up on his fifteenth wedding anniversary. His youngest
child was born in Feb 1881.
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The back two
rows are wife behind the husband. The front row are all
single.
Back row, L to
R: Mary Diem Schoff; Louisa Diem Schoff; Nettie Whitford Diem;
Carrie Baird Diem; Alma Coleman Diem
Middle row, L
to R: Richard Schoff; George Schoff; Herman Diem; Edward Diem;
Frederick Diem
Front Row, L to
R: Bruno Diem; Amelia Hinds; Grandma Amelia Diem Hinds; Bertha
Hinds; Robert Diem
Submitted
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Chuck and Anita Diem
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Diem
Family 1945
Standing,
L to R: Everett (Bud) Diem; Charles Diem; Clarence Diem, my
Dad; Clarence Diem; Robert Diem
Sitting,
L to R: Esther Diem Lee; Saralie Diem Smithson; Norma Diem
Cook
Submitted
by
Chuck and Anita Diem
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Carrie and Edward Diem family 1902
L
to R: Carrie Baird Diem, Earl Diem, Ernest Diem, Edward Diem
They lived two miles west and 1 mile south of Carsonville.
Kenneth, son of Ernest, still farms the old homestead.
Submitted
by
Chuck and Anita Diem
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