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Katherine Tierman
(January 20, 1872 - November 3, 1963)
Katherine Carlson (letter dated June 23, 1941)
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated June 23, 1941).
((letter from Katherine Carlson Gregory sD to daughter Agnes Barthle) June 23 1941. My Dear Daughter agnes and famely I hope this find you all feeling fine and Happy. we are having very nice weather we could use a lettle rain right now for the grain pleas excuse my Short letter this time Mr King from the social sucurity Office was here to Day from Burke and it wea to late to get this letter of in the mail after he left. I had my old age application made out to get assistance. and Mr King sayed that it was required that I would have to write all of my childrin for them to have a retton statment from them all at there Office in Burke if you folks can help me or not and if not what is the reason you can not help me. I will close for this time with love. praying God to Bless you all. mother P.S. I need help so bad I hope that I will get it soon
Katherine Carlson (letter dated June 24, 1941)
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated June 24, 1941).
(letter from Katherine Carlson to Gregory So.Dak daughter Agnes Barthle) June 24, 1941 Dear Daughter Agnes and famely. Hoping this find you all feeling your best with lovely weather included. The small grain sure looks very much like that it will be extra good this year if we get a rain soon and a storm do not damage it. How is the three little folks. Sweet Margie? good James? and Darling Joan? The dear little bunch. I supose Joan eats at the table now with you all. little Mickie eat at the table in his High Chair, egg, grain cereal___ or Baby food. he is just the best Baby in the world. or very near the best . he getting so heavy and strong too. he was 6 months old saturday. we was out west to Roy and Lanese and little Margret Christinsons sunday Lanese Birthday. we had a very nice time and a lovely dinner. 6 fried springs and so much of every thing good we all fetched some thing. I had Baked Beans and chocklet cake. Mrs C had two pumpkin pies, Diveled eggs, Potatoe salad, ice cream. June had Ice cream and chicken Salad. Joice and famely had a large dish of spaggita one of those neighbors a sorbor Boy that married Helins Bcunorbaw I wander if you rememed them. Thay have one little Girl a year old in march with Joices three little folks all looked so cute, and the other three Mickie was the youngest and the most made men, and the 19 last thursday we was at Paul Robertoons to Mrs R Birthday in the evening. we got back Home at 11: Pm. had a bery nice time and all the cream and cake we could eat. now this sunday nite 29th the church members of Carlock is puting on a big dance in Paxton. I hope that will make a lot of money. that will be James and Paulin Birthday I will send over a cuple doz of Donuts. I not going for I do not like to be out so late. we got about 200 little chicks the 7th we must have 25 I think and a few more do not looks very good. Well How is all august Folks Grandpaw and all. I supose you miss Lillion since she moved away. When I get my old age assistance I will get her something nice I had my application made out almost a month ago and the man from the Social security office was here yesterday making a investigation visit and he also told me that I would have to rite all my children asking them if they can help me of not and if not tell the reason you can not help. they got your address. I thought they was going to do the writing. I depend on you? to help me through with this big problem of mine. I've been having a terrible time with Mrs Polley in Burke. I have rote the Governor also the supertendent at Pierre of the social security office there complaning that I am not treated fair in no way Polly sayed I would be bard for a year before I could have my application made out. I wrote in a protest on that. thay never sayed a word about it. Mr. Polley was just bluffing me out in every way thay could think of. Thay may ask you for my letter to you so I will write it on a seperat sheet so if they should ask for it to find out what I wrote you it will be out. I get to write F.P.yet and give them the low down on it and pleas rite to The Social sucurity Office in Burke right away and be _________________and do not put in any if's and ands for thay will catch You? _____ ____ ___ __ can make it short and as nice as you can for me. O yes I asked Mr King that was here yesterday if I Would be alowed to leve the state and for how longe, he sayed I could leve for 9 months with out loosing my assistance Im glad. Now pleas? do not spoil everything for me.
Katherine Carlson (letter dated July 2, 1941)
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated July 2, 1941).
A.B.BARTHLE BOX 131 DADE CITY, FLORIDA Gregory S.D. July 2nd 41. My Dear Daruhter and Famely I receved your letter to day I'm suprided you got so fluster with so much excitement you surely must have missunderstand every thing I wote. I hope you did not write Mr.Polley yet? I will try and explane to you the law of So Dak is that old folks past 65 years old with out any income are entitle to assistance. one half federal and half state. there is money appropriate for that purpose. our church law never conflict with the state law. august or your self are not duty bound to help me for the state will help me and every dollar you send up to South Dakota your are just thking it away from your famely. I positive know you will not have too much for those Children. thare education will take a lot. your children are just Baby yet it will not be long till thay will be growing up then it will be a hard pull on the purse strings. if you have not writen Mr. Palley yet No 1 tell hem that you have got those three Children to cair for one reason second reason is your Health is not so good as it shuld be I hope you understand me now? Thank Mr Polly for what help he gave me I will close wishing you all everything good with God deaiest Blisings your mother
Katherine Carlson (letter dated Nov 28, 1941)
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated Nov 28, 1941).
(letter from Katherine Carlson to Gregory, so Dak daughter Agnes Barthle) nov 28th 1941 my Dear Daughter agnes and famely I hope this find yourself and August and my three sweet lettle Grand Children all in the the best of Health. we all feeling good that is Hilda.Jin. jackie, and sweet lettle Deletta. June Charley and sweet lettle mickie he is getting cuter everyday. I hope that he will be walking bfore he is a year old. I sure felt bad because I did not have anything pretty to send Joan. for her Birthday. she walked younger than margie or James did'nt she? I would sure like to see you all. it will not be for a while Tom leased this farm for another year in hopes that he will have good luck next year with all this moistur we been getting this fall. he has about 3 week; of corn picking yet all corn is almost lying flat on the ground make picking really tirdsome. we got two Invitations to Thanksgivien Diners yesterday. Tom told Christersons we was going out to Hilda and Jim then he told Hilda and Jim he was going to pick corn. we had a pretty nice dinner roast Chicken, Dressing scolleped potatoes salad Cake aprilot marblade Rolls and eat. then in the evening Mr and Mrs C" June Charley and Mickie came to spend the evening. we played penuckle the Ladies against the men we got one gaim and thay got one game then we had coffee and had lunch June came with a nice loaf of rye Bread and Pumpkin Pie and apple Pie we had chees sandwiges of dark and light bread and two kinds of Pie.Mickie had these tiny lettle donuts called Cherrioat he sure like them they was the first I'v seen. we have very nice weather all this week 50 or 60 above most every day and no wind. I must tell you Joe Ruffing and famely are planning to spend Christmas with his mother and Grandmother and nick. I hear Marten shrader is in san antionio Florida. I seen a card he rote Mrs siger. he did not say any thing-about Pansy or Wilma. we ___ a real nice letter from Pauline and Franeis the first of the week thay are both feeling good. and I also got a letter from my Brother John, he told me a lettle about my Grandperents and my Father he sayed that he con not rember very much. my Father James Louis Tierman was Born in the Province of Corcaught county Mayo. South Ireland at the time of the Famime his folks last mearly all of thare fortune. the Irish Peaple died by the Millions nothing to eat and no way to get away. my Grand Perents and famely managed to come to the United States. there was 7 Boys and two Girls at the time my Father was quite young I only know two fo my Uncles and two annts on my Fathers side uncle Peter and Marks Mamie and Secelia and o my Mothers side I know My Grandmotner Tierman and two uncils James and John and my annt Katie. Thay all got jobs saved there money and was soon well of again. my Father was 21 when the Civil war was declared . he enlisted served about three years. receive his Horonable Discharge from Washington. he had lots of shrering tingling thrill and tribulations and hardships. half starved most of the time and and half clothed shoes would wear out then thay would rap rags around there feet. of the commandent offiee that he was under he liked Billy Sherman and John A. Logan. the High rank General was U.S. Grant he did not like hem very good for the reason he was not considerate of his men my Father often told us of when his Division Band would play marching through Georgia. the men could not all hear it but the men would say the words and it would seem like the Earth would trumble when thay would all joine in the corus. and when the union soldren's marched in to Nashvill Tennessee and Chattanooga. I thought of my Dads war day when I stoped so longe thane. I think thaare last Battle was in alanta Geo and from there to Savanna was there march to the sea with there favorite General Billy Sherman and his Bonny Boys in Blue. I remember a longe time ago in Ioua the contery was new and there was a lot of braking sod for farms in every conceviable shapes it would be hard get the exact acers. there would be lots of dispunts about how mamy acers in the field. but when my Father did the measure or survey the field's everybody would be satesfide for he would get every fraction that was there. I wote Mary and Matt to help me to remember our Fathers early life. I have not heard from them yet. my Brother John did pretty well to rememmber the part of Ireland my GrandPerents and famely came from. I can not think of anything more. I will close for this time with love praying God to bless you all. Mother and Grandmother and Brother and Uncle Tom. this is tusday morning I will add a few words we was all at pacton sunday afternoon to the Benefit doings has a wonderful good time spent quite a lot of money did not get anything not any of us only June she won a Beautyful cake. she gave us a sample it wes so good as Beautyful in the evening the Boys all got Ducks and Gees. Hilda could not come in becouse Jackie had a sore throat. I went out and stayed with Jackie and Delleta so she came in to the dance and the Evening entertanment. some if Mickie Cherrioat pleas excuse this paper some greas got on it I have not got time to rewite it. wishing you all God best blessings
Katherine Carlson (letter dated Monday 5th, "1948?")
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated Monday 5th, "1948?").
Monday 5th
Dear Daughter and all. from Dear August to sweet presious Bundle Lucinda.
we rec' your most welcome letter and the the many lovely snap shots. must say we was all so fery glad to see you all? loocking so well and very Happy and the Young Folks all growing so fast thank God for that for it was mot very long ago that James was Dannies size. thay are all realty and trully g-o-o-d. the two best is Joan and Connie cow Girls and where you all were sitting on the front porch. Margie, Dannie, and James on the botom step. then Connie above them then Sweet-Baby Lucinda Your self, then Joan and her Daddie is more than good. beond a doubt. extra superior. for a group and grouped in a attractive Picture too. James in hes long trousens look almost growing up. F.P. and Pauline. will surely enjoy seeing the Picturs. that is certain and you Folks has the work well arrange in th proper form. to make every move count the most. I and so glad Margie and James can help so much already each one that is old anuf got their lettle chore, even Connie got power to help. Bless her Heart. her and Joan cow Girls and Margie preparing supper accessional O Joy I know that it will be good. the more she will do it the better it will be too and so much appreciated by your all that is surely sweet of sweet Margie. I could not half tell of all the nice things all do to help Daddie and Mother so much. Dear Margie James and Joan, and Connie. I congratulate You four School Children on Your good report cards Connies is very good for a new beginner foum A's four B's one Cs, that was sure extra good. I an so glad for you my sweet Grand Daughte Connie and Joan my sweet Grand Daughte did almost as well and James my sweet Grandson. did real good too he got three A's too. and one on music thank you James that is Grand of you to do so well Margie my sweet Grand Daughte. you sure die well too got four A's also and four B's that is very good. every one of you is extra good. you would not cair if I would send your lovely letter to Your Uncle F>P and aunt Panlina they would love to see your four Reports card on your School work. You all four. did extra good thanks you all and thank you Margie again for you well wretten letter . I will write you later,
I sent a lettle order to St anthony Gurld Press. for all your childen three Books and a Holy Picture's one Book Children St Francis for James. he will let you all read it a Dream of Chistmas Eve for the GIrls A Book My Father's home. A.B.and Cs. for Lucinda. a Picture Immaculate Heart of Mary for Joan a picture our Bless Vergen keeping house for Margie apicture of the blesed virgin in Black and White for Connie a Picture of child Jesus. for Dannie. A Picture of St Francis and the Wolf for James and picture thore Books will be sent derest to your address I hope you chidren will like the picture and books. we will send a pkg later from Home. o yes my sweet little Daughte agnes. I am sorrow that you had to get your eyes fitted to glases that was what ailed Doras Anderson or craks now she went to Omala to get her glasses and three years after she went back her eyes felt all right . the eye Dr told her her eye did not change she was sure glad for that the glass or lenses was guite thick. I hope that you will get a good glass fet to protect your eyes I will have close and get supper for Tom. Mrs warner just likt I want to get this letter in the P.O this evening, and THanks again for letting us see the snap shots we all enjoyed them a lot.
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated June 23, 1941).
((letter from Katherine Carlson Gregory sD to daughter Agnes Barthle) June 23 1941. My Dear Daughter agnes and famely I hope this find you all feeling fine and Happy. we are having very nice weather we could use a lettle rain right now for the grain pleas excuse my Short letter this time Mr King from the social sucurity Office was here to Day from Burke and it wea to late to get this letter of in the mail after he left. I had my old age application made out to get assistance. and Mr King sayed that it was required that I would have to write all of my childrin for them to have a retton statment from them all at there Office in Burke if you folks can help me or not and if not what is the reason you can not help me. I will close for this time with love. praying God to Bless you all. mother P.S. I need help so bad I hope that I will get it soon
Katherine Carlson (letter dated June 24, 1941)
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated June 24, 1941).
(letter from Katherine Carlson to Gregory So.Dak daughter Agnes Barthle) June 24, 1941 Dear Daughter Agnes and famely. Hoping this find you all feeling your best with lovely weather included. The small grain sure looks very much like that it will be extra good this year if we get a rain soon and a storm do not damage it. How is the three little folks. Sweet Margie? good James? and Darling Joan? The dear little bunch. I supose Joan eats at the table now with you all. little Mickie eat at the table in his High Chair, egg, grain cereal___ or Baby food. he is just the best Baby in the world. or very near the best . he getting so heavy and strong too. he was 6 months old saturday. we was out west to Roy and Lanese and little Margret Christinsons sunday Lanese Birthday. we had a very nice time and a lovely dinner. 6 fried springs and so much of every thing good we all fetched some thing. I had Baked Beans and chocklet cake. Mrs C had two pumpkin pies, Diveled eggs, Potatoe salad, ice cream. June had Ice cream and chicken Salad. Joice and famely had a large dish of spaggita one of those neighbors a sorbor Boy that married Helins Bcunorbaw I wander if you rememed them. Thay have one little Girl a year old in march with Joices three little folks all looked so cute, and the other three Mickie was the youngest and the most made men, and the 19 last thursday we was at Paul Robertoons to Mrs R Birthday in the evening. we got back Home at 11: Pm. had a bery nice time and all the cream and cake we could eat. now this sunday nite 29th the church members of Carlock is puting on a big dance in Paxton. I hope that will make a lot of money. that will be James and Paulin Birthday I will send over a cuple doz of Donuts. I not going for I do not like to be out so late. we got about 200 little chicks the 7th we must have 25 I think and a few more do not looks very good. Well How is all august Folks Grandpaw and all. I supose you miss Lillion since she moved away. When I get my old age assistance I will get her something nice I had my application made out almost a month ago and the man from the Social security office was here yesterday making a investigation visit and he also told me that I would have to rite all my children asking them if they can help me of not and if not tell the reason you can not help. they got your address. I thought they was going to do the writing. I depend on you? to help me through with this big problem of mine. I've been having a terrible time with Mrs Polley in Burke. I have rote the Governor also the supertendent at Pierre of the social security office there complaning that I am not treated fair in no way Polly sayed I would be bard for a year before I could have my application made out. I wrote in a protest on that. thay never sayed a word about it. Mr. Polley was just bluffing me out in every way thay could think of. Thay may ask you for my letter to you so I will write it on a seperat sheet so if they should ask for it to find out what I wrote you it will be out. I get to write F.P.yet and give them the low down on it and pleas rite to The Social sucurity Office in Burke right away and be _________________and do not put in any if's and ands for thay will catch You? _____ ____ ___ __ can make it short and as nice as you can for me. O yes I asked Mr King that was here yesterday if I Would be alowed to leve the state and for how longe, he sayed I could leve for 9 months with out loosing my assistance Im glad. Now pleas? do not spoil everything for me.
Katherine Carlson (letter dated July 2, 1941)
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated July 2, 1941).
A.B.BARTHLE BOX 131 DADE CITY, FLORIDA Gregory S.D. July 2nd 41. My Dear Daruhter and Famely I receved your letter to day I'm suprided you got so fluster with so much excitement you surely must have missunderstand every thing I wote. I hope you did not write Mr.Polley yet? I will try and explane to you the law of So Dak is that old folks past 65 years old with out any income are entitle to assistance. one half federal and half state. there is money appropriate for that purpose. our church law never conflict with the state law. august or your self are not duty bound to help me for the state will help me and every dollar you send up to South Dakota your are just thking it away from your famely. I positive know you will not have too much for those Children. thare education will take a lot. your children are just Baby yet it will not be long till thay will be growing up then it will be a hard pull on the purse strings. if you have not writen Mr. Palley yet No 1 tell hem that you have got those three Children to cair for one reason second reason is your Health is not so good as it shuld be I hope you understand me now? Thank Mr Polly for what help he gave me I will close wishing you all everything good with God deaiest Blisings your mother
Katherine Carlson (letter dated Nov 28, 1941)
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated Nov 28, 1941).
(letter from Katherine Carlson to Gregory, so Dak daughter Agnes Barthle) nov 28th 1941 my Dear Daughter agnes and famely I hope this find yourself and August and my three sweet lettle Grand Children all in the the best of Health. we all feeling good that is Hilda.Jin. jackie, and sweet lettle Deletta. June Charley and sweet lettle mickie he is getting cuter everyday. I hope that he will be walking bfore he is a year old. I sure felt bad because I did not have anything pretty to send Joan. for her Birthday. she walked younger than margie or James did'nt she? I would sure like to see you all. it will not be for a while Tom leased this farm for another year in hopes that he will have good luck next year with all this moistur we been getting this fall. he has about 3 week; of corn picking yet all corn is almost lying flat on the ground make picking really tirdsome. we got two Invitations to Thanksgivien Diners yesterday. Tom told Christersons we was going out to Hilda and Jim then he told Hilda and Jim he was going to pick corn. we had a pretty nice dinner roast Chicken, Dressing scolleped potatoes salad Cake aprilot marblade Rolls and eat. then in the evening Mr and Mrs C" June Charley and Mickie came to spend the evening. we played penuckle the Ladies against the men we got one gaim and thay got one game then we had coffee and had lunch June came with a nice loaf of rye Bread and Pumpkin Pie and apple Pie we had chees sandwiges of dark and light bread and two kinds of Pie.Mickie had these tiny lettle donuts called Cherrioat he sure like them they was the first I'v seen. we have very nice weather all this week 50 or 60 above most every day and no wind. I must tell you Joe Ruffing and famely are planning to spend Christmas with his mother and Grandmother and nick. I hear Marten shrader is in san antionio Florida. I seen a card he rote Mrs siger. he did not say any thing-about Pansy or Wilma. we ___ a real nice letter from Pauline and Franeis the first of the week thay are both feeling good. and I also got a letter from my Brother John, he told me a lettle about my Grandperents and my Father he sayed that he con not rember very much. my Father James Louis Tierman was Born in the Province of Corcaught county Mayo. South Ireland at the time of the Famime his folks last mearly all of thare fortune. the Irish Peaple died by the Millions nothing to eat and no way to get away. my Grand Perents and famely managed to come to the United States. there was 7 Boys and two Girls at the time my Father was quite young I only know two fo my Uncles and two annts on my Fathers side uncle Peter and Marks Mamie and Secelia and o my Mothers side I know My Grandmotner Tierman and two uncils James and John and my annt Katie. Thay all got jobs saved there money and was soon well of again. my Father was 21 when the Civil war was declared . he enlisted served about three years. receive his Horonable Discharge from Washington. he had lots of shrering tingling thrill and tribulations and hardships. half starved most of the time and and half clothed shoes would wear out then thay would rap rags around there feet. of the commandent offiee that he was under he liked Billy Sherman and John A. Logan. the High rank General was U.S. Grant he did not like hem very good for the reason he was not considerate of his men my Father often told us of when his Division Band would play marching through Georgia. the men could not all hear it but the men would say the words and it would seem like the Earth would trumble when thay would all joine in the corus. and when the union soldren's marched in to Nashvill Tennessee and Chattanooga. I thought of my Dads war day when I stoped so longe thane. I think thaare last Battle was in alanta Geo and from there to Savanna was there march to the sea with there favorite General Billy Sherman and his Bonny Boys in Blue. I remember a longe time ago in Ioua the contery was new and there was a lot of braking sod for farms in every conceviable shapes it would be hard get the exact acers. there would be lots of dispunts about how mamy acers in the field. but when my Father did the measure or survey the field's everybody would be satesfide for he would get every fraction that was there. I wote Mary and Matt to help me to remember our Fathers early life. I have not heard from them yet. my Brother John did pretty well to rememmber the part of Ireland my GrandPerents and famely came from. I can not think of anything more. I will close for this time with love praying God to bless you all. Mother and Grandmother and Brother and Uncle Tom. this is tusday morning I will add a few words we was all at pacton sunday afternoon to the Benefit doings has a wonderful good time spent quite a lot of money did not get anything not any of us only June she won a Beautyful cake. she gave us a sample it wes so good as Beautyful in the evening the Boys all got Ducks and Gees. Hilda could not come in becouse Jackie had a sore throat. I went out and stayed with Jackie and Delleta so she came in to the dance and the Evening entertanment. some if Mickie Cherrioat pleas excuse this paper some greas got on it I have not got time to rewite it. wishing you all God best blessings
Katherine Carlson (letter dated Monday 5th, "1948?")
a letter from Katherine Carlson to her daughter Agnes Barthle(dated Monday 5th, "1948?").
Monday 5th
Dear Daughter and all. from Dear August to sweet presious Bundle Lucinda.
we rec' your most welcome letter and the the many lovely snap shots. must say we was all so fery glad to see you all? loocking so well and very Happy and the Young Folks all growing so fast thank God for that for it was mot very long ago that James was Dannies size. thay are all realty and trully g-o-o-d. the two best is Joan and Connie cow Girls and where you all were sitting on the front porch. Margie, Dannie, and James on the botom step. then Connie above them then Sweet-Baby Lucinda Your self, then Joan and her Daddie is more than good. beond a doubt. extra superior. for a group and grouped in a attractive Picture too. James in hes long trousens look almost growing up. F.P. and Pauline. will surely enjoy seeing the Picturs. that is certain and you Folks has the work well arrange in th proper form. to make every move count the most. I and so glad Margie and James can help so much already each one that is old anuf got their lettle chore, even Connie got power to help. Bless her Heart. her and Joan cow Girls and Margie preparing supper accessional O Joy I know that it will be good. the more she will do it the better it will be too and so much appreciated by your all that is surely sweet of sweet Margie. I could not half tell of all the nice things all do to help Daddie and Mother so much. Dear Margie James and Joan, and Connie. I congratulate You four School Children on Your good report cards Connies is very good for a new beginner foum A's four B's one Cs, that was sure extra good. I an so glad for you my sweet Grand Daughte Connie and Joan my sweet Grand Daughte did almost as well and James my sweet Grandson. did real good too he got three A's too. and one on music thank you James that is Grand of you to do so well Margie my sweet Grand Daughte. you sure die well too got four A's also and four B's that is very good. every one of you is extra good. you would not cair if I would send your lovely letter to Your Uncle F>P and aunt Panlina they would love to see your four Reports card on your School work. You all four. did extra good thanks you all and thank you Margie again for you well wretten letter . I will write you later,
I sent a lettle order to St anthony Gurld Press. for all your childen three Books and a Holy Picture's one Book Children St Francis for James. he will let you all read it a Dream of Chistmas Eve for the GIrls A Book My Father's home. A.B.and Cs. for Lucinda. a Picture Immaculate Heart of Mary for Joan a picture our Bless Vergen keeping house for Margie apicture of the blesed virgin in Black and White for Connie a Picture of child Jesus. for Dannie. A Picture of St Francis and the Wolf for James and picture thore Books will be sent derest to your address I hope you chidren will like the picture and books. we will send a pkg later from Home. o yes my sweet little Daughte agnes. I am sorrow that you had to get your eyes fitted to glases that was what ailed Doras Anderson or craks now she went to Omala to get her glasses and three years after she went back her eyes felt all right . the eye Dr told her her eye did not change she was sure glad for that the glass or lenses was guite thick. I hope that you will get a good glass fet to protect your eyes I will have close and get supper for Tom. Mrs warner just likt I want to get this letter in the P.O this evening, and THanks again for letting us see the snap shots we all enjoyed them a lot.
Events
| Birth | January 20, 1872 | ||||
| Marriage | 1908 | Abraham "Al" Carlson | |||
| Death | November 3, 1963 |
Families
| Spouse | Abraham "Al" Carlson (1863 - 1945) |
| Child | Charles Abraham Carlson (1909 - 1988) |
| Child | Agnes Olive Mary Carlson (1911 - 1994) |
| Spouse | Wilbrod Raymond (1877 - 1906) |
| Child | James John Raymond (1901 - 1962) |
| Child | Thomas Lewis Raymond (1903 - 1963) |
| Child | Francis Phillip "Dan" Raymond (1905 - 1977) |
| Father | James Lewis Tierman Sr. (1836 - 1895) |
| Mother | Margaret Finerman ( - 1876) |
| Sibling | John Tierman (1865 - 1955) |
| Sibling | James Lewis Tierman Jr. (1866 - 1972) |
| Sibling | Mary Tierman (1874 - 1943) |
| Sibling | Matthew Tierman (1876 - 1960) |