Selma identified this picture from 1912. She shows herself and Lydia labeled along with her three younger brothers. I have no idea who the older boy and girl are as well as the little girl between Elmer and Karl. I have other pictures with the children in the same clothes. I imagine it was taken when family visited them in Zanesville.
This picture looks to be from the same "photo op". I cannot read the name on written in on the girl on the right. Mark studied it for a long time and is sure it is Ro something, probably Roch.....
I cannot figure out who this might be. It is likely that the girl is the eldest child of the family visiting, followed by the boy and then by the little girl with the pig tails. I don't think they are from the Long family as none of Emma's siblings children fit into this pattern (as they either had all girls or all boys).
Do my readers have any ideas?
To follow up on my Glendale Cemetery postings, listed below are relatives known to be interred at Glendale:
Emma Louise Brueggeman Bischoff
Walter Bischoff
Ruth Bischoff (their daughter who died as a child)
Rev Ernst August Brueggeman (Plot: Sec. S, lot 11, #159)
Emma Lange Brueggeman (Plot: Sec. S, lot 11, #159)
Walter Martin Brueggeman (Plot: Sec S, lot 11, #???)
This picture was taken 100 years ago. It was taken in Zanesville outside of their home when Rev. Martin Brueggeman was visiting. Martin had already moved to Memphis and must have been back in Ohio to visit his brother, Ernst and family.
Selma was really selective when she labeled her pictures. Sometimes not all the siblings are identified. In this case, the young lady on the lower right wasn't identified. In my opinion, she looked a lot Louise but I am not sure.
