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Mark Cook posing for a formal photo sitting on a bench covered in cloth dressed in Sunday best. Watch fob in vest button and pocket.

Priscilla England in a white dress white lace, and ribbon belt holding a small necklace.

William Thueson England formal portrait standing by a wooden fence holding his hat in his left hand.

Mary Eager Rogers of John Marcus Rogers sitting on a wooden saw horse in the garden.

Hatch children David Holbrook, Burt, and Mary Hatch. Young boy standing on box knickers suit with bow tie. Toddler, Mary, standing on chair, button shoes and white dress. Boy in knickers suit with regular tie.

Three-month-old Geneva Rogers laying on a pillow.

David Holbrook Hatch and Prescilla England engagement photo, 1930.

Photo of Geneva Rogers in flowered dress with bow collar, 1938.

Geneva Rogers high school graduation picture taken in her home's backyard, 1942.

Joseph Jones Holbrook and Alice Cook on their wedding day. Alice wears a ring on her left hand and Joseph sits on an elegant chair, 1878.

France "Fritz" Marion Willis standing on Boulder Dam in sport clothes.

Poscard of Orin Perry Hatch and Marrion Woodward Hatch. Written on back: November 11th 1918, A reminder of the great peace day of the world.

France Marion Willis in fatigues in front of tents at encampment in France, 1944.

France Marion Willis in military uniform, hat, and glasses, circa 1943-1944.

Young woman, Maude Carson, in a white blouse with large bow.

William T. England, great grandfather of Brenda Willis, poses for a photograph.

Formal photo of Geneva Rogers Willis in white dress with lace collar and front, wearing silver earrings.

Roy O. Evans, part of the Kansas National Guard, is sent to fight Pancho Villa in New Mexico and protect the border.

Civil War regiment reunion that takes places on a yearly basis. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Blankenbanker, Bernice Blankenbaker, and Dolly and Dale Rigg in about 1899.

Henry F. Evans, his wife Flora, and son Roy O. Evans. Henry Evans built his own home and started farming after the Civil War on 160 acres.