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#180 Eberhart School Photograph
#180 June Class 1926
Photo By Paul Garvey
Ruth Edwina McComb Reid
Eberhart School Photograph
#180 June Class 1926
Photo By Paul Garvey
Ruth Edwina McComb Reid
Ruth is 3rd row from bottom, 4th from left as you face picture
#180 June Class 1926
Photo By Paul Garvey
Ruth Edwina McComb Reid
Ruth is 3rd row from bottom, 4th from left as you face picture
#181 Transcontinental Railroad 150th Anniversay
Stamps 2019
and badge from Union Pacific Museum
stamps honoring 150th anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad and the Driving of the Golden Spike
1869-2019
Samuel Jeter
1869-2019
Samuel Jeter
#182 Funeral Sermon by Reverend Theo Krumery for Dr. John D. Reid
November 13, 1962
This occasion is to me full of solemnity and also full of inspiration. It is full of solemnity in that it reminds us that, like Dr. Reid, we shall some day, perhaps not far away, be called to close our office or place of business for the last time, and stand ourselves for final judgement in the supreme court of the universe. It is full of inspiration when I think of the consecration and devotion to the high calling of God upon the life of the doctor. Dr. Reid believed that a man's first allegence wsas to his Creator, and that if a man be true to his God he cannot be false to his brother.
Funeral Sermon by Reverend Theo Krumery for Dr. John D. Reid
November 13, 1962
This occasion is to me full of solemnity and also full of inspiration. It is full of solemnity in that it reminds us that, like Dr. Reid, we shall some day, perhaps not…
November 13, 1962
This occasion is to me full of solemnity and also full of inspiration. It is full of solemnity in that it reminds us that, like Dr. Reid, we shall some day, perhaps not…
#183 Winterset Madison Co. Iowa, Sept. 2, 1873
My Dear Lizzie,
Came down on foot to within two miles of Winterset last night, Monday.
Letter from Hugh to his wife Lizzie MacHatton
transcription may not be totally accurate - hard to read handwritting
transcription may not be totally accurate - hard to read handwritting
#184 June 17, 1878
Dear Mother,
I have written two letters to you since last heard fom you; I have begun to think that you are sick or something serious has happened.
Letter from Ed to his mother Lizzie Collins MacHatton while he was in college at Antioch College, Yellow Springs, OH
#185 60 N 38th Street
Feb. 11, 1907
My dear Belle:
I was so glad to get your letter and expected to write sooner but have been waiting for word from Ma which does not come, so I'll not delay longer.
60 N 38th Street
Feb. 11, 1907
My dear Belle:
I was so glad to get your letter and expected to write sooner but have been waiting for word from Ma which does not come, so I'll not delay longer.
Feb. 11, 1907
My dear Belle:
I was so glad to get your letter and expected to write sooner but have been waiting for word from Ma which does not come, so I'll not delay longer.
#186 My dear Mother, 1907.02.11
There isn't much to write. We are getting on very well. Yes, I got the ironing done the next day and have some more to
My dear Mother,
There isn't much to write. We are getting on very well. Yes, I got the ironing done the next day and have some more to
There isn't much to write. We are getting on very well. Yes, I got the ironing done the next day and have some more to
#187 Orland, Ill.
April 26, 1905
Mr MacHatton
Dear Sir:-
In answer to your letter of the 24th will say that everything is getting along nicely. Have got the oats in.
Orland, Ill.
April 26, 1905
Mr MacHatton
Dear Sir:-
In answer to your letter of the 24th will say that everything is getting along nicely. Have got the oats in.
April 26, 1905
Mr MacHatton
Dear Sir:-
In answer to your letter of the 24th will say that everything is getting along nicely. Have got the oats in.
#188 Union Hotel
Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 12, 1889
Bill, Mary, Martha
My dear children I thought I would write some more as I have come over to the Hotel and have to remain til I'm in the morning
Union Hotel
Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 12, 1889
Bill, Mary, Martha
My dear children I thought I would write some more as I have come over to the
Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 12, 1889
Bill, Mary, Martha
My dear children I thought I would write some more as I have come over to the
#189 Home Monday Morning Oct. 19, 1885
Dear Lizzie
The children have just left for school. I write only a few words. As to thus far, getting on well. Sat. we all went to
Home Monday Morning Oct. 19, 1885
Dear Lizzie
The children have just left for school. I write only a few words. As to thus far, getting on well. Sat. we all went to
Dear Lizzie
The children have just left for school. I write only a few words. As to thus far, getting on well. Sat. we all went to
#19 David A McClung Sep. 26, 1904
Scotland, Indiana
The Rev. Hugh MacHatton
Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Brother: - I have your letters of the 24" and have carefully noted their contents. I was glad to hear from you. Your letters lifted a burden from my mind; as
#19 David A McClung Sep. 26, 1904
Scotland, Indiana
The Rev. Hugh MacHatton
Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Brother: - I have your letters of the 24" and have carefully noted their contents. I was glad to hear from you. Your letters…
Scotland, Indiana
The Rev. Hugh MacHatton
Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Brother: - I have your letters of the 24" and have carefully noted their contents. I was glad to hear from you. Your letters…
#190 Duncanville, ILL Jan 3, 1905
Home
Dear daughter Bell,
Martha left on Saturday and Mary yesterday so all are away again and with their departure comes very sever winter weather as it is this morning
Duncanville, ILL Jan 3, 1905
Home
Dear daughter Bell,
Martha left on Saturday and Mary yesterday so all are away again and with their departure comes very sever winter weather as it is this morning
Home
Dear daughter Bell,
Martha left on Saturday and Mary yesterday so all are away again and with their departure comes very sever winter weather as it is this morning
#191 Home Friday Jan. 13, 1905
John Q McComb Esq
Dear Son
Your earlier letter announcing the birth duly received and yesterday received your letter of 10 and the day before your letter of 9th.
Home Friday Jan. 13, 1905
John Q McComb Esq
Dear Son
Your earlier letter announcing the birth duly received and yesterday received your letter of 10 and the day before your letter of 9th.
John Q McComb Esq
Dear Son
Your earlier letter announcing the birth duly received and yesterday received your letter of 10 and the day before your letter of 9th.
#192 Manquin Virginia, Feb. 7, 1907, My dear Martha
I had a tiresome and reather tedious journey, but enjoyed it very much especially coming through the mountains nearly all day yesterday
Letter to Martha from her mother Lizzie MacHatton on trip to Manquin for birth of Belle & John's son Ralph.
#197 Dict. Omaha, Nebr., March 27, 1906
Rev. Hugh MacHatton,
3337 Sixty-fourth St., Chicago, ILL.
I am in receipt of yours of the 20th stating that you are anxious to know what we can do with our lots this spring.
Letter to Hugh regarding property sale from George Wallace, Omaha, NE
#198 Saturday morning Jan. 16,1904
Home
Dear Belle & John
This morning I will write you in line with answer to your letter giving me information on what I had asked. I am somewhat of your opinion at the same time and hopefull at the same time.
Letter to Belle & John from Hugh regarding a farm Hugh lost out on in Michicgan