The picture added by Joann Newton is not Cannie. Cannie was admitted on March 26, 1914 to the Abilene Epilepsy Colony in Abilene Texas where she died at the age of 28. She has a twin, Fannie Faye Terry Houchins Lewis.
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Beulah Dietrich Miller Hopper
Elizabeth Dietrich Derby
Cannie and Fannie called each other Tut and Tut. See Postcard.
We have letters written to Charles Dietrich from Cannie while in Abilene. They are heartbreaking to read. A young girl far from home with 2 little girls that she missed desperately.
Children
Beulah Dietrich Miller Hopper
Elizabeth Dietrich Derby
Cannie and Fannie called each other Tut and Tut. See Postcard.
We have letters written to Charles Dietrich from Cannie while in Abilene. They are heartbreaking to read. A young girl far from home with 2 little girls that she missed desperately.
The picture added by Joann Newton is not Cannie. Cannie was admitted on March 26, 1914 to the Abilene Epilepsy Colony in Abilene Texas where she died at the age of 28. She has a twin, Fannie Faye Terry Houchins Lewis.
Children
Beulah Dietrich Miller Hopper
Elizabeth Dietrich Derby
Cannie and Fannie called each other Tut and Tut. See Postcard.
We have letters written to Charles Dietrich from Cannie while in Abilene. They are heartbreaking to read. A young girl far from home with 2 little girls that she missed desperately.
Children
Beulah Dietrich Miller Hopper
Elizabeth Dietrich Derby
Cannie and Fannie called each other Tut and Tut. See Postcard.
We have letters written to Charles Dietrich from Cannie while in Abilene. They are heartbreaking to read. A young girl far from home with 2 little girls that she missed desperately.
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Stone has mispelled name. Carrie Detrick. In the early 1900's, people wrote in calligraphy and it was very hard to read. She was far from home and it appears that her family was not there when she was buried. I have the paperwork from the school.
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