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Throw Back Thursday ~ Jessie Opal CONN FENN BRITTON

 

 

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Wordless Wednesday ~ Disabled American Veterans of the World War

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Amaneunsis Monday ~ Martha CONN ~

Martha CONN JOHNSON

 

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Wordless Wednesday ~ Francis CONN and John L. CONN

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Amaneunsis Monday ~ Estella CONN ~ Letter

Martha CONN, Catherine FENN, and Estella CONN

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Those Places Thursday ~ West Union School Yearbook 1916 – 1917

This was my Great Grandma Jessie Opal CONN FENN BRITTON yearbook from when she was in 8th grade at West Union School.  The book was made of paper with pictures glued in it. I believe some of her siblings are in the younger grades.

West Union Yearbook 1916 – 1917 ~ In Iroquois County, Illinois 

Jessie Opal CONN WARD BRITTON in 8th Grade.

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Amaneunsis Monday ~ Addie WARD CONN ~ Letter 28-40

This letter was written by Addie WARD CONN to her daughter Jessie Opal CONN FENN BRITTON. This letter confirms the names Nancy PRICE and William WARD that I thought were the parents. My great aunt had this letter but she must have forgotten about this information. I was excited when I found it.

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Dear Babe and all

Your letter came last week and found ur all right.

Am glad Mrs Fenn is improving it must be hard for to have to lye in bed so long, but maby she feels like resting.

Things are just the same here. I meant I didn’t think I would be able to  go any place this summer don’t know if I can ride to the reunion and back in a day. My Mothers name was Albany Yount. Dads mothers maiden name was Nancy Price. I don’t know what mothers, mother name was of course her last name was Yount but I cant remember her given name. Dads fathers name was William Ward and his grandparents were John Ward and John Price. The would be my great grand-parents to day have had a lot of rain the last June day. willl se you at the reunion if I can Love Ma

Pas Mothers name was Sarah Catherin Neff.

Jessie Opal CONN FENN BRITTON

Addie WARD CONN

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Wordless Wednesday ~ #1 ~ Estella CONN THOMPSON

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