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Flanagans' Home Page. Part of the collection of old family photographs that hang in our home. |
Granny & Grandpa were married |
And Nana & Papa were married |
Louis & Norena (Nortrup) Middendorf certainly made a handsome couple! |
Well, yes, it is a wedding picture! It's just that it wasn't their wedding. George & Eliese (Lindemann) Middendorf had portraits made when one of their sons was married. |
< Frank & Rose (Young) Hansbrough were the height of style. And Jacob & Margaret (Winklehake) Cramer were formally dressed for a warmer season. > |
Not a wedding picture, but it is the only picture of Nathaniel and Sarah Virginia (Christie) Hall that we have. Their very successful marriage produced ten children. |
< Granny was quite the cutie, before the Great war. Mike (and newborn Pat, in the buggy in the background), mid-April, 1945. > |
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Elizabeth (Watson) Christie (1810-1889). She and her husband, James Christie, were the parents of Sarah Virginia (Christie) Hall and of Dr. James Robert Christie, Sr. Their family migrated from Virginia to Lewis Co., MO in 1855. She is Laura's Great- Great- Great- Grandmother. |
Thomas Maloney Young (1857-1910) was the father of Rose Lena (Young) Hansbrough. He is a Great- Great- Grandfather of Laura's. |
This is the earliest photograph of a Flanagan that we have: Liberty K. Flanagan, |
And these are the children of Liberty K. |
Three generations of Flanagans. Dana C., Dana, Jr., and baby Mike. |
Leann likes Mike's second grade school picture best of all. |
Many of these photographs are available to us becase of Grandpa's avid interest in photography. Some of these family photographs were re- photographed for us by him. |
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