Selma and daughter Lona
Selma Hilpert and her oldest daughter, Lona Pitzer Thorlakson. Undated.
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Family faces, life on the farm, and the notes that help us remember. Browse all 190 scans: 187 photographic scans, two newspaper clippings and a handwritten back. Alternate prints are kept together through links on each page.
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Selma Hilpert and her oldest daughter, Lona Pitzer Thorlakson. Undated.
View image and description →Lenore and Hamlet Hilpert with David Cary Hilpert. Undated.
View image and description →Wanda Blankenship, Lenore’s daughter before Lenore married Hamlet Hilpert. Wanda married Claude Batchelor. The place was read as Ridgewood, Pennsylvania, but is unverified. Undated.
View image and description →Aunt Selma Wagner, Otto’s sister, born Hilpert and previously married Pitzer. Undated.
View image and description →An unidentified woman on a porch swing. No label or date.
View image and description →The inscription identifies Hamlet Hilpert in front, 1919. Family recollections additionally identify Milly Dortzbach Hilpert and Lowell; the fourth person is unidentified.
View image and description →Hamlet and Lenore Hilpert, Mount Vernon, Washington, 1939.
View image and description →Wanda Blankenship, age two and a half, Union Bridge, Maryland. Lenore Hilpert’s daughter before Lenore married Hamlet. Undated.
View image and description →Reinhold, Lilla and Hamlet Hilpert, Pacific Beach, 1928.
View image and description →Left to right: little Lona Thorlakson, Magdalena Hilpert holding Dick Thorlakson, and Kryl Thorlakson. At the children’s grandmother Selma Wagner’s home in Tacoma, about 1925.
View image and description →Left to right: Helen Schaefer, Lona Thorlakson holding little Lona, and Hannah Schaefer. Ballard, 1920.
View image and description →Left to right: Dick, Lona and Kryl Thorlakson, with Buckle the dog. Selma Wagner’s yard in Tacoma, July 1935.
View image and description →An unidentified woman on a horse. The inscription is unreadable; no date is established.
View image and description →Pauline Hilpert, about 1898, as identified on the back.
View image and description →Harold Teeter at the old barn, possibly described as the “old work barn.” Undated.
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