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This man has been identified as Charles E Kempton by his niece, Kitty. Harold O. Kempton (1869-1957) is his father and is believed to have taken Charles' photograph.

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This man has been identified as Charles Edward Kempton by his niece, Kitty. The photo was likely taken in the Kempton yard by Henry O. Kempton

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Mrs. Wheaton did not describe this stereograph or name the location of its content. It is likely, however, that the man standing and looking into the valley below is Charles Wheaton. If you have information about the content of this stereograph,…

This is a collection of letters written during World War 1 by Charlie C. Bricker to his parents Nora Waldron and David E. Bricker, and to his girlfriend, Doris Fuller, whom he married after returning home from the war. These letters appear here…

Charlie Chaplins

offices and studio -

or just a portion of

them, in Hollywood.

Chas.

At Indian Lake,

came home from Toledo

(possibly Detroit) via Ada,

Indian lake and

Bellefontain. 1922 or '23

Chas. Wheatons

last domicile-

He went out from it

on a picnic- Feb 28

1936, to celebrate

Mother dears 83 birthday-

Died while photographing

17 of us-Mother, Mrs Sedgwick

Orson Wheatons family and

some of their friends…

Chicamagua Park, near

Chattanooga, Tenn.

We carried a lunch that

day and ate it near where

Chas took this photo-

Left is the writer, next

Mother Mann, right

Mrs Sarah Carnahan

Mother of Eva Carnahan-Thompson

of Rome,…

This photo shows a child in a stroller next to a sidewalk. In the middle-ground are trees, and in the background are buildings and a road.

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This is a photo of young children gathered on school steps.

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