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Christian Mohr and his wife Mary moved from El Paso, Illinois to El Paso, Kansas in the early 1880s.

Back row: Christian "Chris" Mohr, Mary (Horn) Mohr, Katherine "Katie" (Mohr) Pond, and Albertus "Bert or Bertie" Mohr.

Front row: Evangeline…

The Mohr family in 1913 with their cornhusker.

From left to right: Chris Mohr, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Glen Mohr, unknown man, and Mayme Mohr.

Family photo of the Mohr family circa 1910 at the house at 95th and Rock.

Left to right: Harold Mohr, Chris Mohr, Glen Mohr, Mayme Mohr, and Merle Mohr

The Mohr brothers and their wives in the 1910s.

Left to right: Blanche and Simon Mohr; Ola and Bert Mohr; and Mayme and Chris Mohr

The Mohr brothers in the 1910s

Left to right: Albertus "Bert" Mohr, Chris Mohr, and Simon Mohr

Chris Mohr (in the wagon) and Harold Mohr (in the loft) in the 1920s. The barn had three grain rooms. The center room was hidden until the grain was used in the outer rooms.

After 1911 Chris Mohr purchased a farm located on 87th Street and moved from the farm on 95th Street.

Chris Mohr (on the right) and an unknown male in the 1920s.

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

The house of Chris and Viola Mohr in the 1940s located on Route 1.