This is
Jesse Farmer (with oar) and Sarah Farmer (closest to the camera).
The other woman is one of Jesse's sisters, who I suspect was visiting
with her husband from the Midwest. Probably taken in the
1910's. I suspect they were crossing from Bremerton to Manette.
Jesse and Sarah were Dick's parents. Their older boy, Carl,
was my grandfather.
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by SharonLeeF@aol.com |
The oval picture appears to me to be
Allen McNeill; it was taken at the Jacobs Studio in Seattle but is
otherwise unlabeled.
Submitted
by Sharon Farmer
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Taken at the
Radium Portrait Studio in Seattle on December 23, 1916 and feature the
same four young men: Leonard "Dopey" Card, age 21, standing to
the left in the suits shot and sitting as a cowboy in the costume shot;
Earl "Skinny" Martin, age 18, standing to the right then dressed as a
Marine; Allen "Dutch" McNeill, age 20, sitting to the left then dressed
as a sailor; and Vere "Dick" Farmer, age 19, sitting to the right then
dressed as a cowboy.
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by Sharon Farmer |
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