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Last Updated  July 04, 2018
 

To Be Honest

 

01: József Ehrlich, circa October 1914

01: Matild Kohn in 1915

02: Matild Kohn's Birth Certificate, 1895

02: The Kohns in 1925

02: Matild Kohn in June 1912

02: József Ehrlich in 1916

02: The engaged couple, 1916

02a: St. Michael's Church in Cluj's Union Square (Piata Unirii)

02a: Cluj's Central Park and the Someşul Mic River

02a: Cluj's current Neolog Synagogue

02a: The Kohn (Kun) family's home in Cluj

03: Matild Kohn on March 23, 1918

03: Matild and József on their wedding day: July 21, 1918

03: Matild and József's wedding certificate

03: Matild and her brother Dezső on Armistice Day

03: Map of Kolozsvár, 1905

03a: Berta's death record and resting place

03a: The Birthplace of Matthias Corvinus

05: Matild and Márta in March 1921

05: The Ehrlichs in April 1921

06: Márta in May 1922

06: Snapshots of Márta: June 1922

06: The Ehrlichs in September 1922

06: Passport photo, January 1923

07: Bébi (Violet Ladner) in 1935

07: Farewell from the Tóthfalussys, June 1923

07: Visa: "3 (three) Persons born in Roumania"

07: The S.S. Constantinople

07: Left half of the S.S. Constantinople's September 1923 manifest

07: Right half of the S.S. Constantinople's September 1923 manifest

07: Irving Park in 2006

08: Jenka néni with her daughters and niece

08: Joseph and Mathilda with their American family (1944)

08: Mathilda and Martha with their American cousins, 1924

08: The Ehrlichs and relatives in August 1924

08: Martha in October 1924

09: "2607 W. Division St. second floor front"

09: Sunday in the Park with Gyurika: Summer 1925

09: The Children, March 1926

09: Lakeside Place in 2006

10: Poem from Nagymama Sarolta Ehrlich, August 1927

10: Citizen Joseph: June 12, 1929

10: The Parents, 1929

11: George, Martha, and Mathilda: January 1931

11: Martha's 6th grade report card: June 1931

11: 1553 Devon Avenue: an exterior view

11: 1553 Devon Avenue: another exterior view

11: 1553 Devon Avenue: an interior view

11: Ehrlich Furs advertisement, circa 1939

12: Patsy with George

12: Nicholas Senn High School

12: The Ehrlichs in 1934

12: The Ehrlichs in 1935

12: Citizen Mathilda: July 8, 1936

13: Martha the Freshman at Illinois, 1937

13: Martha the Illinois graduate, June 1941

13: Martha and friend in Sanborn, North Dakota

13: Two sketches of Patsy by George, circa 1939-40

13: George the high school graduate: June 1942

13: Thornburn Junior High School

13: The Ehrlichs in 1942-43

14: Joseph and Mathilda on their silver wedding anniversary, 1943

14: Mathilda with the Red Cross, April 1943

14: Two 1944 memorial stones in Cluj's Neolog Jewish cemetery

14: Mathilda reunited with her sister Ili, 1967

14a: Jenő's Children

15: Martha Ehrlich circa 1943-44

15: Martha and her "hitchhiking buddy"

15: Martha and Murel Lewis, circa August 1944

15: Martha and Murel's honeymoon

15: Martha receiving her master's degree, October 1944

15: The Ehrlichs and Lewises in Florida: February 1947

15: Private George in Miami Beach, August 1943

15: George in Army Air Corps training

15: George home on leave: July 30, 1944

15: Lieutenant George, 1945

15: A Christmas game of márias: 1948

15: Mathilda with George the Bachelor of Science: June 11, 1949

16: Martha, post-nosejob: late 1949

16: Martha and Sherry, 1949-50

16: 112 Stanage in Champaign

16: Martha and Sherry, 1950-51

16: Joseph and Mathilda in April 1951

16: Sherry and Grandpa in April 1951

16: Sherry on her 2nd birthday, June 1951

16: 1010 West Stoughton in Urbana

16: Joseph and three darkeyed ladies, August 1954

17: Nick Mlinarich and his Camel, circa 1958

17: Aim Less and her daughter: Halloween 1954

17: Sherry and Grandma in May 1955

17: 4505 N. Western Avenue

17: Joseph and Mathilda in Kenosha: March 22, 1956

17: Muszka bácsi, 1950

17: Sherry playing chess with Grandpa: June 1958

17: George carving wood and sampling bourbon: July 1950

17: The University of Kansas City

17: Mila Jean Smith, circa 1955

17: Mila Jean and George on their 2nd wedding day: June 16, 1956

17: Paul Stephen with his four grandparents, May 1957

17: Sherry in costume with Grandma: June 1957

17: Paul Stephen and Sherry Renée: July 28, 1957

18: The Mlinarich house in Fithian

18: Mojave High School

18: Nick the shop teacher at Mojave High, circa 1958

18: Martha teaching again, 1959

18: Mathilda with Paul Stephen in Kansas City: August 1958

18: Crisis resolved in Kansas City, May 1959

18: Paul Stephen in his raccoon coat, November 1958

18: Retirement in St. Petersburg, April 1959

18: The little pink house in St. Petersburg

18: "The happiest man in retirement"

18: 5505 Holmes and Matthew Carleton: October 1962

18: Last photos in Florida

18: Grandparents and grandsons in Kansas City: April 10, 1963

18: Sherry on her 14th birthday: June 11, 1963

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B1: The Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia (1981 map)

B1: The Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia (1889 map)

B2: The Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia (circa 1950s brochure)

B2 & S1: New Castle County, Delaware (1889 map)

B3: Sketch of William Burns [Jr.]'s estate (modern recreation)

B3: Opequon Creek (1893 geological and 1847 sketch maps)

B4: William Burns [III] and Jane Marshall Burns

B4: Drawing of the original Burns house in Bethel Township

B4: Clark County, Ohio (1875 map)

B4: Montgomery County, Ohio (1875 map)

B5 & S2: Champaign County, Ohio (1875 map)

B5: Mamie and Alice Hedges (with Mellie and Francis) in June 1915

B5: Ditto (with Mary Earsom and little Mellie) in 1921

B6: Stones from the Brook (published 1911)

P1: Andrew Snyder's wives and children (tree)

P1: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (1872 map)

P1: Leutze's Washington Crossing the Delaware       "Andrew" detail

P1: Andrew Snyder's gravestone       and obituary (1845)

P2: John and Mary Ann Snyder Wikel's children (tree)

P2 & P5: York County, Pennsylvania (1872 map)

P2 & P3 & L1: Butler County, Ohio (1875 map)

P2: Mary Ann Snyder Wikel, aged 100 (drawing)

P3: Samuel and Leah Upp Wikel's children (tree)

P3: Emily Bittenbender Wikel in April 1923

S1: Archibald and Mary See Lafferty's children etc. (tree)

S1 & S1A: Clermont County, Ohio (1875 map)

S1: Susannah Lafferty Smith's 1820 sampler

S1A: Jesse and Elizabeth Conover Smith's children (tree)

S1A: Three Smiths in Clermont County's 1820 census

S1A: Goshen Township in Clermont County, Ohio (1875 map)

S1B: Josiah and Susannah Lafferty Smith's children (two trees)

S1B: Clinton County, Ohio (1875 map)

S1B: Jerome and Margaret Smith; three of their children

S1B: Lucian and Mary Smith: their children and grandchildren

S1B: Vernon Township in Clinton County, Ohio (1875 map)

S1B: Landscape of Trees (1904) by Harry W. Coate

S1B: Eugene Sue Smith

S2: Alonzo and Ellen Wikel Smith's children (tree)

S2: Greene County, Ohio (1875 map)

S2: Urbana, Ohio's First Methodist Church

S2: Alonzo C. Smith and Ellen Margaret Wikel Smith

S3: The Smith Brothers, 1922

S3: Smith family reunion in Urbana, 1936

S3: Urbana, Ohio's Oakdale Cemetery

S3: Leanna Smith aged 10, c.1886

S4: Herbert Gustavus Smith c.1880, and a great-grandson in 1966

S4: Herbert Gustavus and Deborah Ellen Hedges Smith, c.1884

S4: Herbert Gustavus in Fredonia KS c.1885

S4: Mila Kathryn Burns Callison Smith, 1906

S4: Herbert Gustavus Smith, circa 1900

S4: Mila Smith's "Memorial," May 1907

S4: Aunt Mame with Connie, Jeanie, and Ada Louise, 1939

S4: Herbert Gustavus and Cora Smith in Kansas City MO, 1916

S4: Herbert Gustavus revisits Paintersville OH, 1922

S4: Herbert Gustavus and his granddaughters, 1932

S4: Herbert Gustavus and Mila's markers in Oakdale Cemetery

S4: J.F. Kirchwehm tape measure

S5: Mellie Morris Smith in 1900 and 1912

S5: Ada Louise Ludeke and Mellie Morris Smith, 1929

S5: Mellie Morris Smith and her Aunties, 1930

S5: Mellie Morris Smith and her Aunties, 1943

S7: Hezekiah Waterhouse II

L1: A Wuechner and Koeppendoerfer family tree

L1: Map of southwestern Germany

L1: Hamilton OH's North Front Street (1875 map)

L1 & L3: The Wuechner and Ludeke houses on N. Front St. (1961)

L1: Pewter tankard belonging to the Wuechner family

L2: A Schneider family tree

L2: Hamilton OH's Greenwood Cemetery (1875 map)

L2: The Schneiders of 1102 Vine, Hamilton OH (c.1905)

L2: Mary Adelaide (Addie) Schneider Ludeke

L3: A Ludeke family tree

L3: Hamilton's Soldiers, Sailors, and Pioneers Monument

L3: The Ludekes c.1918; Grandma Ludeke with her daughters

L3: Robert Wuechner (Uncle Bob) Ludeke; and with Jeanie

L3: Louis, Robert, and William Ludeke in 1888

L3: Ed and Lil Ludeke

L3: William Michael Ludeke in 1883 and 1910

L3: Will Ludeke and Addie Schneider's marriage license, 1905

L3: Charles F. Eisel

L4: A Ludeke/Smith/Ehrlich family tree

L4: Baby Ada Louise Ludeke, circa 1907-09

L4: Butler County Probate Court Record of Births for 1906 and 1907

L4: Ada Louise and her parents, circa 1910

L4: Ada Louise and Prompta, circa 1910-11

L4: The Ludekes of 124 N. Front St., Hamilton OH (1912)

L4: The Ludekes after the 1913 Flood

L4: Hamilton OH's High Street, before/during the 1913 Flood

L4: William Michael Ludeke's signature, 1914

L4: Three view of Bill Ludeke, 1949-64

L5: Ada Louise ("Ick") Ludeke circa 1915, aged about 8

L5: Grandma with her no-longer-so-little-girl c.1918, aged about 11

L5: Four Ludekes in 1920

L5: Ick's Senior Picture in High School, 1924-25

L5: Ick's Admission to Miami University, 1925

L5: Miami University's West and East Halls

L5: Ick's Senior Picture in College, 1928-29

L5: Miami University's Commencement Week Program, 1929

L6: Ada Louise Ludeke, Young Social Worker: 1929

L6: Francis See Smith and Ada Louise Ludeke, 1929

L6: The Emerson Apartments Hotel

L6: 3908 College, Kansas City MO

L6: Linwood Presbyterian Church, and choir member ALLS in 1939