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Submitted by: David Mather Unknown Hudson Photo Studio |
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Submitted by: David Mather Unknown Hudson Photo Studio |
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Submitted by: David Mather Unknown Hudson Photo Studio |
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Submitted by: David Mather Unknown Hudson Photo Studio |
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Submitted by: David Mather Unknown Hudson Photo Studio |
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Kirsti Jonsdaughter
Submitted by: Olav Arne Heimsbakk/Gurli Holte Heimsbakk |
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Submitted by: Jackie Marler Ole Petter "Pete" Pederson is the lumberjack on the left side of the back row. Picture says "G. E. Cook at No. 1". Can anyone identify the camp? |
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Submitted by: Jackie Marler Hattie W. Peterson, 1891, Wilson, Wisconsin. Is this a child of Ole Pederson, or a family friend? |
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Submitted by: Joyce Nieman Violet Uhlman, born 1892 in Roberts, WI. Daughter of Martin and Ida Uhlman, and sister to Lamont. Looking for any family members. |
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Submitted by: Joyce Nieman Mary Ann (Mullet) Lewis and John Mullet. |
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Submitted by: Jim Kurth We found this picture among possessions of Lena (Belisle)(Labonne) Trombley (1884-1969). This picture was probably given to Lena before she married Theodore Trombley in 1906, as it is penciled on the back "Lena Belisle". The name written on the front in ink, and in another hand, is "Jean LaBonne & family". Must have been taken about 1900. On the side is "Bannister photography, New Richmond, Glenwood Wisconsin". I have never run into the name Jean LaBonne, and feel that he may have another first name. Has anyone ever found a Jean LaBonne or do you recognize the picture? Any help, or clues, will be appreciated. |
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Submitted by: Vernon Hughes Picture taken in 1910. The three Sampson sisters (l to r): Irene Josephine, b. 21 Oct 1896 d. 24 Feb 1926, Mabel Clara, b. 31 Jul 1895 d. 07 Jun 1965, and Ella Harriet, b. 16 Apr 1898 d. 04 Jan 1994. Ella is my grandmother. They were raised by their grandparents, John Sampson (Johannes Svendsen) and Martha Torgersdatter. John was born 09 Mar 1826 on Rogenaes farm near Haugesund, Hordaland, Norway. He died 04 Aug 1910 in Pleasant Valley, St. Croix, Wisconsin. Martha was born 13 Jul 1838 on the Reque farm in Voss, Hordaland, Norway. She died 28 Aug 1928 at Rugby, South Dakota. John and Martha are buried at the North Rush River Church in Pleasant Valley, Wisconsin. Have been unable to locate John and Martha in the 1870 census or John in the 1860 census. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. |
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Main St. Hudson, circa 1950 |  |
Submitted by: Rebecca Van Jura Jake Hanson, d. 1922. Is he in Baldwin? |
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Submitted by: Rebecca Van Jura Page from a 1913 Baldwin Bulletin (newspaper) |
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Submitted by: Rebecca Van Jura Clip about Tom Bender, Baldwin Newspaper |
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Submitted by: Rebecca Van Jura Unknown woman from Baldwin. Please contact Rebecca if you know this person! |
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Submitted by: Dawn Tedder Unknown boy, taken by A. Meidell in Hudson. Anyone know this boy? |
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Submitted by: Mike Wichelman Picture taken 1928 - 1932. Located north of Somerset about 7 miles. Burned down in the late 1930's. Back row, 3rd from left is Theresa Schmidt. First row, 3rd from left is Leo Schmidt. Who are the rest of the children? |
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Submitted by: Mike Wichelman Wichelmann Family about 1923. Back row: Bernard, Henry, Louise, Olga, Otto & Charles. Front row: Edwin, Eduard, Herman, Alma, Leona, Martha & Gerhardt. Family lived between Hwy 35 and County road I, and North of County road H in St. Croix County. |
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Submitted by: Mary Te Stroete I found out this picture is NOT Dina (Te Stroete) Heebink. It is a picture of Maude Timm nee Bruinooge. Maude grew up in Sheboygan, WI. Thanks for the assistance! |
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Submitted by: Cheryl Larson My grandmother wrote on the back of this picture:"Bible Class 192_(small chunk broken out of corner) Emerald, Wisc. Rev. J. Henry Chetterson, Pastor. Berniece Schultz" (on photo) |
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Submitted by: Cheryl Larson It is labeled to my aunt, Edna Harer from her teacher, "Ruth Bergstrom, your Teacher". I suspect she may have been a teacher at Roddis Elementary in Emerald, and it was taken before 1916. Willing to donate original to descendants. |
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Submitted by: Cheryl Larson Roddis School in Emerald, about 1930. The teacher is probably my mother, Berniece Schultz, and her brother is also in the picture. Would like help with identifying others! |
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Submitted by: Roz Gilbert This is a picture of Anna Christiansen (Christianson) who married George Gilbert, who later changed last name to Hennington. She is the mother of Arthur George (AG) Hennington. Anna was a noted dressmaker. AG Hennington owned Hennington Insurance Agency. |
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Submitted by: Roz Gilbert This is a picture of the George Hennington family. George changed his last name from Gilbert to Hennington sometime before Arthur was born. George's Norwegian name was J�rgen Gulbrandsen. Pictured left to right: Arthur, George, Helmer and Anna. |
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Submitted by: Roz Gilbert This is the Hennington home on Second Street. It was torn down and I think it is a parking lot now. The other home to the left was the William Kottke home which was also torn down. To the right (not shown) was the Hudson Armory which burned down around 1950. |
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Submitted by: Cheryl Larson Toni Spade was a good friend of my grandmother, Hattie Harer Schultz who was born in 1889. |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Johnson Family |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Jim Unknown. Any help appreciated! |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Unknown. Any help appreciated! |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Unknown. Any help appreciated! |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Ed & Geo. Any help appreciated! |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Unknown. Any help appreciated! |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Unknown. Any help appreciated! |
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Submitted by: Cindy Vangilder Unknown. Any help appreciated! |
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Submitted by Scott Peterson 1920�s Postcard of Church Street in Houlton WI  |
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Fouth Wisconsin Infantry (Civil War Photos) |
Hughes Family Portraits |
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LC-USF34- 063596-D Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division Washington, DC 20540 Cattle in Stream on Hot Afternoon, 1941 |
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LC-USF34- 063584-D Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division Washington, DC 20540 Cattle in Pond on Hot Afternoon, Aug. 1941 |
LC-USF34- 063563-D Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division Washington, DC 20540 Cattle in Pond on Hot Afternoon (2), Aug. 1941 |
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G4124.H8A3 1870 .R8 Rug 189 Bird's Eye View of Hudson, WI, 1870 |
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