Johnson, Burdette O.: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Johnson, Burdette O.

Name	Johnson, Burdette O.
Gender	Male
Education	1924	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1]
	Class photo- seniors? SNYDER twins, Lena Thompson, ... Eick twin sisters
	20201121HAv- Lanny Nunn 12 Nov 2020 · CHS Coudersport HS 1924 Class_?_ (ID's in separate caption) Comments Lanny Nunn No photo description available. · Reply · 1w Pamela Learn · Reply · 1w Brenda Kenealy Williams No 18 Josephine Maroney later Josephine Olin. English teacher. Her mother was Josephine Kenealy Maroney my grandfathers sister. Also Claudine Clark was Pauline Clark VonNeidas sister no 33. Daughter of Ned Clark my grandmother Kenealys brother. · Reply · 1w · Edited Joseph Hart Brenda Kenealy Williams are you related to Rev. Gerald Keneally? · Reply · 1w Brenda Kenealy Williams Yes. We are 1st cousin once removed. His father John and my grandfather Ben were brothers. I tried to connect with John Hart Esther Kenealy Harts son but no luck. Are you related to them or thru the Connors? · Reply · 1w · Edited Tom McGonnell Harold Coyle was my uncle’s brother · Reply · 1w · Reply · 1w John C Wetzel Wouldn't that make him your uncle, too? (Curious wording, I suspect there's more to it.????) · Reply · 1m Cece Zerbst #22 is Lena Thompson, my teacher at Coneville, PA. elementary school. So good to see her at this age. Thank you for posting this, Larry! · Reply · 1w · Edited Kaye Swift Baxter Lena is my Moms first cousin! Mom is +10 and her twin is +1! · Reply · 1w John C Wetzel Iva & Eva, my grandmother and great aunt, identical twins, they don't look that much alike in this photo, but I am struck by how much Eva, #10, looks like Nan! (They're usually indistinguishable to me) They are rarely separated in photos. · Reply · 17h · Edited · Reply · 1m · Edited John C Wetzel Must be senior class, I suppose, but I thought they were graduated from HS by 1922. Like · Reply · 1m Cece Zerbst Kaye Swift Baxter Just looked at this picture again. I did not realize your mother was an identical twin! They surely do look alike! · Reply · 7h Cece Zerbst John C Wetzel Nan Pepperman? · Reply · 7h John C Wetzel Cece Zerbst yes, (Grace’s daughter). A striking resemblance. Do you see it, Kaye? My grandmother Iva, married John Spring, was Eva’s identical twin. I barely remember her. My grandparents lived in Allegany, NY, also where I was born. Iva worked for Acme(?) Electric Co, worked around poly chlorinated phenols and biphenyls, among other known carcinogens. She died of cancer at about 53 yrs old, roughly half the age Eva, her identical twin, lived to. Probably make an interesting study of Nature vs Nurture. No twins since then, that I’m aware of. · Reply · 28m · Edited John C Wetzel I've taken a stab at transcribing the captioned ID's, to save anybody the trouble, if you'd like the names digitally. I also did a sort, to help recognize who's missing. Please excuse errors and uncertainties: ?. Agnes Herrington, ?. Eleanor Howe, ?. Hattie Rennells, ?. Margaret O'Donnell ?. Myra Smith ?. Ruth Wright ?. Sybil Rossman, 0 Richard Case, 0. Betty Beatty, 0. Burdette Johnson, 0. Charles Beckman, 0. Charles Lawton, 0. Datus Berlin, 0. George Crittenden, 0. Harold Coyle, 0. Harold Erway, 0. Harold Mahon, 0. Harold Reuning, 0. John Covey, 0. John Rathbun, 0. Loris Clark, 0. Richard Covey(?), 0. Tom Crittenden, 0. Willard Schutt, 0. Willis K. Elliott, Pres. 01. Iva Snyder, 02. ? 03. Janice Thorman? 04. Elizabeth Gordnier, 05. Albertina Eick, 06. Phyllis Knox, 07. Sophena Eick, 08. Ethel Hughes, 09. Strout (Dolly)?? 10. Eva Snyder, 11. Parsball? 12. ? 13. ? 14. Corey, 15. Marjorie Jones, 16. McGoy 17. Eloise Reese, 18. Josephine Maroney, 19. ? 1923s? Norma Menschel, 20. Elmina Rossiter, 21. Miriam Reed, 22. Lena Thompson, 23. ? 24. Ida Wright, 25. ? 26. Hazel Root, 27. ? 28. ? 29. ? 30. ? 31. Lucille Bachman 32. Maureen Wandall? 33. Claudine Clark. · Reply · 32m · Edited John C Wetzel Who is #2? · Reply · 22m John C Wetzel The Eick sisters look like twins, too. They are twins, born 08 Dec 1905. So, at least two sets of twins here. I wonder if there are more. · Reply · 43m · Edited
Occupation	Between 1927 and 11 May 1960	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Damascus Tannery, list of employees as of 11 May 1960
	20181113HAv- Paula Pesock Mitchell 2 hrs · 13 November 2018 Found this old list of Damascus Tanning employees dated May 11, 1960. There were 4 of the Pesock brothers, including my dad, working there at the same time. Also my mom's brother, William Bobinko. Love this!!! 7 Comments14 Shares 20You and 19 others Like Comments Marykay Boyd this is so interesting, thank you for sharing. Like · Reply · 1h Paula Pesock Mitchell cool, huh? Like · Reply · 1h... Sandi Anne Many were my neighbors and friends when I was a kid. Was Mike Pesock also the one they called “Mac”? Like · Reply · 1h Paula Pesock Mitchell yes, that was my dad He went by Mac 1Like · Reply · 1h Sandi Anne loved him very much I used to go and sit with him and “Rusty” he was so kind and funny?? Like · Reply · 1h Paula Pesock Mitchell Sandi Anne I remember when you did. Thank you Like · Reply · 1h Sandi Anne Paula Pesock Mitchell I enjoyed it as much as he did. Odd for a kid but he had the coolest stories! I will remember him always?? Like · Reply · 1h Craig Black My grandfather Kenneth Setzer is on there as well. I like that. 2Like · Reply · 1h Mary Durst My husband's father also worked there for many years until he had a stroke in 1955. Dave says he also remembers his father, William Durst talking about Frank Pekarski, Brant;s father. I didn't see either of their names. Maybe because they no longer worked there in 1960. Dave's Dad passed away in April 1959. Like · Reply · 58m Tom Wetmore I see my Dad’s name there and recognize a number of names of the men he worked with. Like · Reply · 47m Andrea Fortner That was a neat find Paula! Thank you for sharing. 1Like · Reply · 38m Ed Darrin Thanks for posting this Paula....My dad worked theretill in the early 50's and uncle Joe worked there till he retired Like · Reply · 9m
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_EMPLOY	Abt 1935	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2]
	Damascus Tannery- Workers lining up to punch out
	20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn / Coudersport... · 04 Decmber 2020 Workers at the tannery getting there pay. 1930's Lining up to punch out, at the Damascus Tannery Comments Diane Austin I think the little guy that I am guessing is number 13 is my grandfather, John Potocek · Reply · 3w Cindy Speroni Before I saw your reply Diane Austin I thought the same thing. · Reply · 3w Rodger Lewis Cool Pic! · Reply · 3w Tom Wetmore I have a vague memory from the 1960’s of the little office building in the picture that I think may have still been there when my Dad worked at the tannery. · Reply · 3w Paul W. Heimel That picture speaks a million words. Those men worked SO hard under very harsh conditions. Many of them were betrayed by their union and its pension shenanigans. · Reply · 3w Paula Pesock Mitchell Paul W. Heimel for sure! I remember so well how devastated my father was when he found out his pension was gone · Reply · 3w Mary Drapcho Lining up to punch out. 1930's is what the caption reads on the photo. · Reply · 3w
World War II	Sep 1943	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [3]
	US Army Damascas Tannery workers
	20260228GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell 27 February 2026 · September 1943 honor for tannery men serving our country. Comments Donna-Walter Foust Susan Foust Culver, Debby Jackson, Victoria Hutchinson, Steve Yentzer, Goldi Mack Debi Bledsoe Dad, Uncle Johnny and Uncle George! All great men and brave soldiers! Cindy Speroni Jeff Potocek your dad's name is on here with the old spelling of our last name.
Occupation	1954	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
	Damascus Tannery, Rocker Crew
	20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 Dec 2020 Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner Thanks, Paul. I showed these to Kathy earlier. Her father would have been in the US for three years at the time of the photo. I bet his English wasn't very good yet. He was such a wonderful man! It's so incredible to see him on Facebook! · Reply · 3w Paul Lynn Gardner Now that I'm semi-retired, I'm also on the Rocker Crew. · Reply · 3w Susan Frederick What a wonderful picture of Mr. Kovacs. He was so handsome! · Reply · 3w Richard Neefe When I started work at Denton Hill Ski Stanley "Ski-foot" Kowalski worked there as the Tannery had shut down a bit before. Within a few weeks all the bucks were showing the size of their antlers by picking (one hand)up a 100 lbs anvil by the horn (horn aimed to heaven). A few could pick it up for a minute or so then Mr. Kowalski stepped up. He had big hands and they must of been made of steel. He picked it up walked half way down the parking lot and back. Now he was retirement age at the time. Every mother's son who worked at the tannery was hard as nails. Not one easy job there. Everyone of those fellas should be shown respect for putting up with what they did to feed and take care of their families. Not many of them left and God Bless every last one of them. Real men who did real work. · Reply · 3w Write a public comment…
Person ID	I62192	WETZEL-SPRING

Family	Johnson, Mrs Burdette
Family ID	F57060	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

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	Education - Class photo- seniors? SNYDER twins, Lena Thompson, ... Eick twin sisters - 1924 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Occupation - Damascus Tannery, list of employees as of 11 May 1960 - Between 1927 and 11 May 1960 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	_EMPLOY - Damascus Tannery- Workers lining up to punch out - Abt 1935 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	World War II - US Army Damascas Tannery workers - Sep 1943 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Occupation - Damascus Tannery, Rocker Crew - 1954 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Photos » Slide Show		Tannery, Damascus RockerCrew 1954 FB201204LNCou 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 Dec 2020 Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner Thanks, Paul. I showed these to Kathy earlier. Her father would have been in the US for three years at the time of the photo. I bet his English wasn't very…
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		CHS 1924 SNYDER_TWINS Thompson IDd FB201112LN 20201121HAv- Lanny Nunn 12 Nov 2020 · CHS Coudersport HS 1924 Class_?_ (ID's in separate caption) Comments Lanny Nunn No photo description available. · Reply · 1w Pamela Learn · Reply · 1w Brenda Kenealy Williams No 18 Josephine Maroney later Josephine Olin. English teacher. Her mother was Josephine Kenealy Maroney my grandfathers…
		CHS 1924 SNYDER_TWINS Thompson IDs FB201112LN 20201121HAv- Lanny Nunn 12 Nov 2020 · 1924 CHS Coudersport HS Class_?_. Seniors? (ID's in separate caption) 0-Willis K. Elliott, Pres. 4. Elizabeth Gordnier, 6. Phyllis Knox, 0. George Crittenden, 0. Betty Beatty, 0. Charles Beckman, 0. Datus Berlin, 0 Richard Case, 33. Claudine Clark, 0. Loris Clark, 0. John Covey, 0. Richard Covey(?), 0.…
		Tannery, Damascus workers 1954 FB201204LNCou 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 December 2020 Damascus Tannery, 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins, is that your father-in-law? · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner It sure is! · Reply · 3w Mike Blow My granddad Henry Blow is in the picture · Reply · 3w Ruth Deitrick Mike Blow is that Henry Nd Ella · Reply…
		Tannery, Damascus punchout 1954 FB201204LNCou 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn / Coudersport... · 04 Decmber 2020 Workers at the tannery getting there pay. 1930's Lining up to punch out, at the Damascus Tannery Comments Diane Austin I think the little guy that I am guessing is number 13 is my grandfather, John Potocek · Reply · 3w Cindy Speroni Before I saw your reply Diane Austin I thought the…
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[S460] FaceBook-, (Location: www.facebook.com;), CHS Coudersport HS 1924, Class_?_, 12 Nov 2020, Lanny Nunn.
Iva SNYDER SPRING (1) fact
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Lanny Nunn
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CHS Coudersport HS 1924
Class_?_
(ID's in separate caption)

Comments
Lanny Nunn
No photo description available.
· Reply · 1w

Pamela Learn
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Brenda Kenealy Williams
No 18 Josephine Maroney later Josephine Olin. English teacher. Her mother was Josephine Kenealy Maroney my grandfathers sister. Also Claudine Clark was Pauline Clark VonNeidas sister no 33. Daughter of Ned Clark my grandmother Kenealys brother.
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Joseph Hart
Brenda Kenealy Williams are you related to Rev. Gerald Keneally?
· Reply · 1w

Brenda Kenealy Williams
Yes. We are 1st cousin once removed. His father John and my grandfather Ben were brothers. I tried to connect with John Hart Esther Kenealy Harts son but no luck. Are you related to them or thru the Connors?
· Reply · 1w · Edited

Tom McGonnell
Harold Coyle was my uncle’s brother
· Reply · 1w
· Reply · 1w
John C Wetzel
Wouldn't that make him your uncle, too? (Curious wording, I suspect there's more to it.????)
· Reply · 1m

Cece Zerbst
#22 is Lena Thompson, my teacher at Coneville, PA. elementary school. So good to see her at this age. Thank you for posting this, Larry!
· Reply · 1w · Edited

Kaye Swift Baxter
Lena is my Moms first cousin! Mom is +10 and her twin is +1!
· Reply · 1w

John C Wetzel
Iva & Eva, my grandmother and great aunt, identical twins, they don't look that much alike in this photo, but I am struck by how much Eva, #10, looks like Nan! (They're usually indistinguishable to me)
They are rarely separated in photos.
· Reply · 17h · Edited
· Reply · 1m · Edited

John C Wetzel
Must be senior class, I suppose, but I thought they were graduated from HS by 1922.
Like · Reply · 1m

Cece Zerbst
Kaye Swift Baxter Just looked at this picture again. I did not realize your mother was an identical twin! They surely do look alike!
· Reply · 7h

Cece Zerbst
John C Wetzel Nan Pepperman?
· Reply · 7h

John C Wetzel
Cece Zerbst yes, (Grace’s daughter). A striking resemblance. Do you see it, Kaye?
My grandmother Iva, married John Spring, was Eva’s identical twin. I barely remember her. My grandparents lived in Allegany, NY, also where I was born. Iva worked for Acme(?) Electric Co, worked around poly chlorinated phenols and biphenyls, among other known carcinogens. She died of cancer at about 53 yrs old, roughly half the age Eva, her identical twin, lived to. Probably make an interesting study of Nature vs Nurture.
No twins since then, that I’m aware of.
· Reply · 28m · Edited

John C Wetzel
I've taken a stab at transcribing the captioned ID's, to save anybody the trouble, if you'd like the names digitally. I also did a sort, to help recognize who's missing. Please excuse errors and uncertainties: ?. Agnes Herrington,
?. Eleanor Howe,
?. Hattie Rennells,
?. Margaret O'Donnell
?. Myra Smith
?. Ruth Wright
?. Sybil Rossman,
0 Richard Case,
0. Betty Beatty,
0. Burdette Johnson,
0. Charles Beckman,
0. Charles Lawton,
0. Datus Berlin,
0. George Crittenden,
0. Harold Coyle,
0. Harold Erway,
0. Harold Mahon,
0. Harold Reuning,
0. John Covey,
0. John Rathbun,
0. Loris Clark,
0. Richard Covey(?),
0. Tom Crittenden,
0. Willard Schutt,
0. Willis K. Elliott, Pres.
01. Iva Snyder,
02. ?
03. Janice Thorman?
04. Elizabeth Gordnier,
05. Albertina Eick,
06. Phyllis Knox,
07. Sophena Eick,
08. Ethel Hughes,
09. Strout (Dolly)??
10. Eva Snyder,
11. Parsball?
12. ?
13. ?
14. Corey,
15. Marjorie Jones,
16. McGoy
17. Eloise Reese,
18. Josephine Maroney,
19. ?
1923s? Norma Menschel,
20. Elmina Rossiter,
21. Miriam Reed,
22. Lena Thompson,
23. ?
24. Ida Wright,
25. ?
26. Hazel Root,
27. ?
28. ?
29. ?
30. ?
31. Lucille Bachman
32. Maureen Wandall?
33. Claudine Clark.
· Reply · 32m · Edited

John C Wetzel
Who is #2?
· Reply · 22m

John C Wetzel
The Eick sisters look like twins, too. They are twins, born 08 Dec 1905. So, at least two sets of twins here. I wonder if there are more.
· Reply · 43m · Edited

	CHS 1924 SNYDER_TWINS Thompson IDd FB201112LN 20201121HAv- Lanny Nunn 12 Nov 2020 · CHS Coudersport HS 1924 Class_?_ (ID's in separate caption) Comments Lanny Nunn No photo description available. · Reply · 1w Pamela Learn · Reply · 1w Brenda Kenealy Williams No 18 Josephine Maroney later Josephine Olin. English teacher. Her mother was Josephine Kenealy Maroney my grandfathers…
	CHS 1924 SNYDER_TWINS Thompson IDs FB201112LN 20201121HAv- Lanny Nunn 12 Nov 2020 · 1924 CHS Coudersport HS Class_?_. Seniors? (ID's in separate caption) 0-Willis K. Elliott, Pres. 4. Elizabeth Gordnier, 6. Phyllis Knox, 0. George Crittenden, 0. Betty Beatty, 0. Charles Beckman, 0. Datus Berlin, 0 Richard Case, 33. Claudine Clark, 0. Loris Clark, 0. John Covey, 0. Richard Covey(?), 0.…

[S1259] FaceBook- Coudersport, Damascus Tannery, 1930's; workers Lining up to punch out. Lanny Nunn · 04 Decmber 2020.
Joseph P. Golden (1) fact
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Lanny Nunn / Coudersport... · 04 Decmber 2020

Workers at the tannery getting there pay.
1930's
Lining up to punch out, at the Damascus Tannery

Comments
Diane Austin
I think the little guy that I am guessing is number 13 is my grandfather, John Potocek
· Reply · 3w

Cindy Speroni
Before I saw your reply Diane Austin I thought the same thing.
· Reply · 3w

Rodger Lewis
Cool Pic!
· Reply · 3w

Tom Wetmore
I have a vague memory from the 1960’s of the little office building in the picture that I think may have still been there when my Dad worked at the tannery.
· Reply · 3w

Paul W. Heimel
That picture speaks a million words. Those men worked SO hard under very harsh conditions. Many of them were betrayed by their union and its pension shenanigans.
· Reply · 3w

Paula Pesock Mitchell
Paul W. Heimel for sure! I remember so well how devastated my father was when he found out his pension was gone
· Reply · 3w

Mary Drapcho
Lining up to punch out. 1930's is what the caption reads on the photo.
· Reply · 3w

Tannery, Damascus punchout 1954 FB201204LNCou
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Lanny Nunn / Coudersport... · 04 Decmber 2020

Workers at the tannery getting there pay.
1930's
Lining up to punch out, at the Damascus Tannery

Comments
Diane Austin
I think the little guy that I am guessing is number 13 is my grandfather, John Potocek
· Reply · 3w

Cindy Speroni
Before I saw your reply Diane Austin I thought the…

[S460] FaceBook-, (Location: www.facebook.com;), September 1943 honor for tannery men serving our country.
Robert N. Hawkins (1) fact
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20260228GHLn-
Paula Pesock Mitchell
27 February 2026

· September 1943 honor for tannery men serving our country.

Comments
Donna-Walter Foust
Susan Foust Culver, Debby Jackson, Victoria Hutchinson, Steve Yentzer, Goldi Mack

Debi Bledsoe
Dad, Uncle Johnny and Uncle George! All great men and brave soldiers!

Cindy Speroni
Jeff Potocek your dad's name is on here with the old spelling of our last name.
At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.

[S1259] FaceBook- Coudersport, Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport 1954, Lanny Nunn · 04 Dec 2020.
Eugene Kovacs, Sr. (1) fact
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Lanny Nunn
Coudersport... · 04 Dec 2020

Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport
1954

Comments
Paul Lynn Gardner
Dale Ulkins
· Reply · 3w

Dale Ulkins
Paul Lynn Gardner Thanks, Paul. I showed these to Kathy earlier. Her father would have been in the US for three years at the time of the photo. I bet his English wasn't very good yet. He was such a wonderful man! It's so incredible to see him on Facebook!
· Reply · 3w

Paul Lynn Gardner
Now that I'm semi-retired, I'm also on the Rocker Crew.
· Reply · 3w

Susan Frederick
What a wonderful picture of Mr. Kovacs.
He was so handsome!
· Reply · 3w

Richard Neefe
When I started work at Denton Hill Ski Stanley "Ski-foot" Kowalski worked there as the Tannery had shut down a bit before. Within a few weeks all the bucks were showing the size of their antlers by picking (one hand)up a 100 lbs anvil by the horn (horn aimed to heaven). A few could pick it up for a minute or so then Mr. Kowalski stepped up. He had big hands and they must of been made of steel. He picked it up walked half way down the parking lot and back. Now he was retirement age at the time. Every mother's son who worked at the tannery was hard as nails. Not one easy job there. Everyone of those fellas should be shown respect for putting up with what they did to feed and take care of their families. Not many of them left and God Bless every last one of them. Real men who did real work.
· Reply · 3w
Write a public comment…

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Lanny Nunn
Coudersport... · 04 December 2020

Damascus Tannery, 1954

Comments
Paul Lynn Gardner
Dale Ulkins, is that your father-in-law?
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Dale Ulkins
Paul Lynn Gardner It sure is!
· Reply · 3w

Mike Blow
My granddad Henry Blow is in the picture
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Ruth Deitrick
Mike Blow is that Henry Nd Ella
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Sandy Major
Uncle Henry Blow lived next to my Grandparents my son got his first pet a cat from under their house
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Ruth Deitrick
Sandy Major Uncle Henry
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Ruth Deitrick
Sandy Major Ok mine Are Clella and Elmer
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	Tannery, Damascus RockerCrew 1954 FB201204LNCou 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 Dec 2020 Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner Thanks, Paul. I showed these to Kathy earlier. Her father would have been in the US for three years at the time of the photo. I bet his English wasn't very…
	Tannery, Damascus workers 1954 FB201204LNCou 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 December 2020 Damascus Tannery, 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins, is that your father-in-law? · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner It sure is! · Reply · 3w Mike Blow My granddad Henry Blow is in the picture · Reply · 3w Ruth Deitrick Mike Blow is that Henry Nd Ella · Reply…

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