Obituaries 1990-1993

Frances Stuve Taylor died  April 5, 1990.  She was the last of the Louis and Louisa Stuve children to die.  She was Tracie’s sister.

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Helen Razee Milbrath died May 29, 1991.  Helen was Annie Stuve Razee’s daughter.  Helen was Tracie’s niece.

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Charles Razee died September 3, 1993.  He was Annie Stuve Razee’s son.  He was Tracie’s nephew.

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Paul Buran died  July 20, 1993.  He was  Elizabeth Buran Henderson’s father.  Archie Henderson’s Father In Law.

1978

Anna Stuve Razee died November 13, 1978 .  Anna or “Annie” was Tracie’s sister.

 

This is part of Annie’s family, her daughter Helen and children.

I am not sure when these awards were given.  Perhaps in the early 1970’s.

Anna Stuve Razee “Annie”

Frances, Tracie, Emma with Annie in front

1921 James Arthur Henderson

On October 29 1921 James Arthur Henderson was born, the third son of James X. and Tracie (Stuve) Henderson.

This was one of the photos in Marvin’s photo album.  Most likely a 1921 photo.

1922

Ronald, Marvin, James A. and James X.  Henderson about 1923

Most likely their love of fishing came from their father.

Ronald, James A. and Marvin

James X., Marvin, James A., Ronald and Tracie about 1923

The farm house in 1923

Sisters in a Boat

Tracie, Anna and Emma

Those hats are very fashionable!

Tracie and Anna Riding Horses

A postcard from Anna and Tracie to their Mama..sometime around the time Tracie was writing in her diary.  1912-1913

It looks like Grandma in the darker dress .  In one of her diary entries she talked about going horseback riding with Emma to see Jim.  Perhaps she and Anna went to visit him also.

School Girls

This is a photo of Anna and Tracie..most likely around 1905- 1907.  Tracie would have been 10 to 12 years old.

They look thrilled.  This is a common pose..looking straight ahead with no smile.   Photography was a challenge. Cameras sometimes needed 30 seconds or more of exposure time..so people were told to sit still and not smile because a smile was hard to hold for a photo.

 

This is a school photo that I found in the album.  I am not sure which school it is.   I can safely say it is a country school in Iowa.