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Discovered at a Dallas/Fort Worth area, Texas garage sale, these photos say they were taken in Waterloo, Iowa by the Hansen Studio. The military photo looks like it's from WWII. The portrait looks to be the 1920s. Owner would like to see these go to a family member.
Contact: Maureen Ryon
20 Nov 2008
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These pictures were bought together and may be related to the photos above. They are not from Black Hawk County but the owner feels they are related some way with the county photographs. The couple is named Schneider and they are from Oelwein, Fayette County, Iowa. The lady is from Independence, Buchanan Co., Iowa. Owner would like these to go to a family member.
Contact: Maureen Ryon
25 Nov 2008 |
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| "House in Winslow" is suspected to be the home of Maggie (Lance) Algyre in Winslow, Iowa. However, this has not been proven as the house no longer exists I am sure. It is a postcard that reads, "To Twilla and Jeanette Dunakey" on the back in pencil. I am related to Twilla and Jeanette who are now deceased through the Lance family. The Lance family also spelled the surname Lanz or Lantz. Maggie was the daughter of John B. Lantz who passed away about 1902 and was a stone mason who built the Boulder Church in Waterloo. Maggie was married to John Algyre, but her first daughter, Anna, was born out of wedlock to a John Eberhart we believe. |
This is an unknown family who lived in or near Blackhawk County, Iowa. Could be of Algyre or Lance relation. |
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For all three photos contact Melinda Robertson
19 Aug 2009 |
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| Photo of the man and child is also from Blackhawk County, Iowa. The man is suspected to be John Algyre, Maggie Lance's husband, but this assumption was never proven. |
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