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Neighbor woman and her son, Angie Mohr McBee and and her son, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Mary Mohr, and Blanche Mohr

Back of the postcard

Left side:

Well Ma, how are you. I want you and Pa to come and see us now you can make…

Chris and Angie were siblings and Angie's name was actually Evangeline.

Back row:
Chris Mohr and his wife Mayme

Front row:
Angie Mohr McBee with her husband

Chris Mohr and Mayme Schlender married on January 3, 1900 at high noon in Moundridge, Kansas and made their home in Derby, Kansas.

In the 1900s Oliver H. P. "OHP" Smith and Alice Morrison Smith brought their family to live in Derby on 240 acres of land, which was eventually sold in the 1950s to build houses. St. Mary Catholic Church and School sat on 10 acres of the land from…

Back row:
Dora Goodacre, Pat Goodacre, Jim Goodacre, Wynona "Nona" Goodacre

Front row:
James Goodacre, Martha Goodacre, and Sarah Mock Goodacre

Left to right: Charles Alva "Pat" Goodacre, James "Jim" Goodacre, Jr., a Mock relative, Sarah (Mock) Goodacre, a Mock relative, a Mock relative, and James Goodacre

William Henry Harrison Snyder (also known as H. H.) and his wife Mary settled in the Derby area in February 1871 at what is now 87th and Webb. The stone house they built in 1880 is still standing and is currently (2018) owned by Ray and Maurine…

Lela Williams with her friends on the family farm in Derby around 1915. Lela and her family moved to Derby when she was eight years old.

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Lela Williams with her friends on the family farm in Derby around 1915.

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George Freeman and son Fred with their steam tractor powered saw mill cutting lumber for the round barn in 1910.