Missouri death certificate 28190 with Mrs. William Brandt of Malden, Dunklin County, Missouri as informant.
Howard was son of Fred J. Surber of Action, Shelby County, Indiana, and Clara Worthen of Jackson County, Illinois.
The attached photo featuring the three women shows Howard's mother Clara. Mary Jane Claussen, his maternal grandmother, is sitting. Her daughter Sadie is on her left and her daughter Clara Etta is on her right. This photo is courtesy of Wayne Claussen, findagrave memorial 58701886, who sent me a xeox copy in 2008. This photo is a copy of that xerox copy. Considering this is a xerox copy, it is an excellent copy.
For those of you researching 500 years into the future, a xerox machine is used most often in offices for reproducing multiple copies of documents. In the beginning, xerox machines were not designed to do sophisticated photographic work. As time passed, xerox machines could produce some pretty impressive photographs. This photograph is an excellent example of how much technology improved over the years.
Howard was son of Fred J. Surber of Action, Shelby County, Indiana, and Clara Worthen of Jackson County, Illinois.
The attached photo featuring the three women shows Howard's mother Clara. Mary Jane Claussen, his maternal grandmother, is sitting. Her daughter Sadie is on her left and her daughter Clara Etta is on her right. This photo is courtesy of Wayne Claussen, findagrave memorial 58701886, who sent me a xeox copy in 2008. This photo is a copy of that xerox copy. Considering this is a xerox copy, it is an excellent copy.
For those of you researching 500 years into the future, a xerox machine is used most often in offices for reproducing multiple copies of documents. In the beginning, xerox machines were not designed to do sophisticated photographic work. As time passed, xerox machines could produce some pretty impressive photographs. This photograph is an excellent example of how much technology improved over the years.
Missouri death certificate 28190 with Mrs. William Brandt of Malden, Dunklin County, Missouri as informant.
Howard was son of Fred J. Surber of Action, Shelby County, Indiana, and Clara Worthen of Jackson County, Illinois.
The attached photo featuring the three women shows Howard's mother Clara. Mary Jane Claussen, his maternal grandmother, is sitting. Her daughter Sadie is on her left and her daughter Clara Etta is on her right. This photo is courtesy of Wayne Claussen, findagrave memorial 58701886, who sent me a xeox copy in 2008. This photo is a copy of that xerox copy. Considering this is a xerox copy, it is an excellent copy.
For those of you researching 500 years into the future, a xerox machine is used most often in offices for reproducing multiple copies of documents. In the beginning, xerox machines were not designed to do sophisticated photographic work. As time passed, xerox machines could produce some pretty impressive photographs. This photograph is an excellent example of how much technology improved over the years.
Howard was son of Fred J. Surber of Action, Shelby County, Indiana, and Clara Worthen of Jackson County, Illinois.
The attached photo featuring the three women shows Howard's mother Clara. Mary Jane Claussen, his maternal grandmother, is sitting. Her daughter Sadie is on her left and her daughter Clara Etta is on her right. This photo is courtesy of Wayne Claussen, findagrave memorial 58701886, who sent me a xeox copy in 2008. This photo is a copy of that xerox copy. Considering this is a xerox copy, it is an excellent copy.
For those of you researching 500 years into the future, a xerox machine is used most often in offices for reproducing multiple copies of documents. In the beginning, xerox machines were not designed to do sophisticated photographic work. As time passed, xerox machines could produce some pretty impressive photographs. This photograph is an excellent example of how much technology improved over the years.
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