Kohlhepp, Avarell and Hickman Family Genealogy

File — Box: 1, Folder: 3

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Scope and Contents

1: portrait of Annalee Hope Avarell Hilton, age 22
2: portrait of Hugo Joseph Avarell, age 45
3: portrait of Annalee Kohlhepp, age 19
4: portrait of Annalee Kohlhepp, age 36
5: portrait of Johan Elof (Gustaveson) Avarell
6: portrait of Seckla Anderson
7: portrait of Frederick John Kohlhepp
8-9: portraits of Mary Ella Hickman
10: portrait of Johan Frederick Anderson
11: portrait of Johan Frederick Kohlhepp
12: portrait of William A. Hickman
13: portrait of Fredrika Jonson
14: portrait of Maria Charlotta Anderson
15: portrait of Marie Elizabeth Wetzler
16: portrait of Minerva Wade
17: portrait of Edwin Temple Hickman, father of William A. Hickman
18: profile drawing of Sally Maria Bundy, age 18
19: painting of Count Marshall Frederick Von Rosen, Marshall of France
20: portrait of Moses Wade
21: Mary Ella Hickman and husband Frederick John Kohlhepp at American Falls, ID, near their brick home, circa 1915. The home and the site where the couple are sitting are now under water.
22: Constance Kohlhepp, Mary Ella Hickman Kohlhepp, Frederick John Kohlhepp, unidentified, unidentified, Judge Edward Quinlin, Annalee Kohlhepp, Lorenzo Lisonbee Sr., unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, and Sarah K. Bird.
23: Fredericka Jonson, born August 19, 1829, died December 21, 1907
24: Hugo Joseph Avarell, Agnes Ellis, Violet Ellis, Aina Claire Avarell, John Elof Avarell, John Ellis, and Teckla Anderson Avarell
25: Hilma Gustavson Avarell, Teckla Anderson Avarell, Alice Gustavson Avarell, John Elof Avarell, Albin Ellis
26: Corporal Hugo Joseph Avarell in uniform while serving in France during World War I, 1918
27: Sister Munk and Annalee Kohlhepp in Long Beach, CA while serving in the California L.D.S. Mission, 1920.
28: Large group of soldiers and trucks gathered around a frozen fountain in France during World War I. Hugo Joseph Avarell is probably one of the men.
29: portrait of John Frederick Anderson, born April 18, 1824, died January 30, 1901, adopted Teckla Anderson
30: Teckla Anderson, born April 13, 1861, died November 10, 1941 in Los Angeles
31: Maria Charlotta Anderson, born May 23, 1983, died January 3, 1911, adopted Teckla Anderson.
32: Headstone of Hugo J. Avarell, May 26-27, 1832, found in the Los Angeles Rosedale Cemetery on the corner of Washington and Normandic Blvd.
33: The Kohlhepp sisters, Eda, Minerva, Annalee, Marie, and Sarah, 1900
34: Minerva Kohlhepp Teichert, Minerva Wade Hickman, Ren Lisonbee, Lorenzo Lisonbee, John Frederick Kohlhepp, Mary Ella Hickman Kohlhepp, Sarah Kohlhepp, Eda K. Lisonbee, Annalee Kohlhepp, unidentified adopted child, Constance Kohlhepp, and Herman ?, Jr.
35: Frederick John Kohlhepp, born 1862 in Chelsa, MA
36: Eda, Minerva, Sarah, and Annalee Kohlhepp near their brick home on the Snake River before the dam was built.
37: Marie Kohlhepp Nash, Mary Ella Hickman, and Anna Olea Kohlhepp in Salt Lake City, circa 1918-1919.
38: "Grandma Dilby and Minerva Wade Hickman just before she died, circa 1918"
39: "The old two story brick home of Grandparent in American Falls, ID, before it was flooded by the dam...Eda Lorenzo Lisonbee and family, Hickman's."
40: portrait of Moses Wade
41: William Adams Hickman Family
42: Mary Ella, Warren and Surujror Hickman
43: Margaret, Minerva Lerona and Moses Hickman
44: Sarah Marja Hickman
45: Mynerva Wade
46: William Hickman
47: Minerva Brenetta Kohlhepp Teichert
48: Constance Kohlhepp
49: unidentified
50: Marie Elizabeth Kohlhepp Nash
51: Mary Ella Hickman Kohlhepp at age 50, born September 28, 1865, died January 11, 1941
52: Sara Ella Kohlhepp Bird, born June 1897, died February 1951
53: Mr. Martineau and wife Bernetta Hickman AKitten@
54: Fanny Richardson, Mr. Martineau (last husband of Aunt Kitten), Bernetta Hickman "Kitten," Ella Kohlhepp, Ella Francis
55: seven of Sarah Hickman Francis' nine children, Fred, Fanny, John, Ella, Warren, Henry, and Bill
56: five of Sarah Hickman Francis' seven sons, L to R: Fred, Henry, John, Warren, and Bill (photo taken at Sarah Francis' funeral)

Dates

1915-1990

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