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I will be on the road again today, so I only have a bit of time to put together a post. Today, I thought you might find it useful to look quickly at a variety of ways to view previous posts that have been written on this blog.
The most useful way to find a post that might be of particular interest to you is to utilize the search box that is located on our website. ...
Two days ago, I wrote the story about Frieda Kasten, who would have been celebrating her 130th birthday. Today, you will read the story of her older sister, Dora, who would be celebrating her 135th birthday today. A few of the census entries will be the same ones you saw two days ago if you read Frieda’s life story. Frieda’s story began at Immanuel Lutheran Church in New Well...
I am traveling today, and it did not take me long to decide what old post to once again share with our readers today. That is because yesterday was the funeral of Clarence Schirmer, a longtime local resident who will be dearly missed in East Perry County. I know there are at least 3 characteristics that I am going to miss about not having Clarence Schirmer around anymore. Fir...
Frieda Martha Kasten was born on this day 130 years ago on August 17, 1896. Today’s birthday girl was the daughter of Henry and Mary (Boren) Kasten. Frieda was baptized at Immanuel Lutheran Church in New Wells. An image of her baptism record from that church’s books is shown below.
Frieda Kasten baptism record – Immanuel, New Wells, MOFrieda is found in the 1900...
Two years ago, I wrote the story of an Amberger man who married a Phillips woman. That post was titled, The Amberger’s on Puckett Island. Even before that couple was married, there was a Phillips man who married an Amberger woman. You will ...