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623 High Street, Bellingham, WA ca. 1905. This house
was likely built by my Great-Grandfather, Edward C. Schumacher.
The Schumacher's lived here until about 1910. The house no longer
exists. It and a few others were torn down to make room for a
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This is the home of the Edward C. Schumacher family
in Bradley, Illinois. The family lived in Bradley between 1893 and
1903. This photograph was probably taken in the late 1890's |
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This is the home of the family of my GG Grandfather,
Charles Schumacher in Rogers Township, Ford Co. Illinois.
Schumacher's lived here from the mid 1860's to the late 1890's.
The two individuals in this photograph are Ann Broadbent
Schumacher and Edward C. Schumacher. The photograph was taken in
the late 1870's. The distortion in the image is due to a badly
warped original photograph. |
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This is the home of the family of my GG-Grandfather,
Henry L. Terpening, near Cropsey, Illinois. The Terpening's lived
in the area from 1865 to 1892. The individuals in the photograph
are Susan R. Cory Terpening and her oldest and youngest daughters,
Jessie and Cora. The photograph was taken about 1883. |
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1900 Lake St., Bellingham, WA. This is the home of
the Edward C. Schumacher family from 1911 to 1919. Lake street was
renamed Lakeway drive. The home was moved a few blocks away by a
subsequent owner. |
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This is an unidentified house. I suspect it was
built by Edward C. Schumacher and his brother George Schumacher.
The two men (probably the ones pictured at the front steps) were
known to be in business together in the late 1880's and early
1890's. The home could be in one of several counties in the north
eastern area of Illinois. |
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