farm
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50-NRU-20
1984
76
This is my parents farm! Mike and Carol Holzback
8-LRU-15
1982
27
This is Danny Percells farm. Everything in this photo is nearly the same as today.
8-LRU-29
1982
34
farm. The house was tore down and they remodeled the barn into a house. Also
10-IRU-18
1978
15
Phil & Judy Leisure Farm
19-KRU-18
1970
69
It is now owned by Denise Eakin Westhoff
This is Jane Eakin Holara Farm
32-NRU-7
1984
63
gone and is now used a farm ground. Ther are also trees everywhere surrounding the property.
21-KRU-25
1970
211
farm such as what we referred to as the North Farm and the old Nelson
24-KRU-34
1970
153
My grandfathers farm Loren Geise
8-LRU-7
1982
32
farm my buddies dad used to own. They built the hog floor and ran a lot of hogs
34-KRU-30
1970
132
farm was hit by a tornado in 1980 and all of the trees destroyed. The metal
24-NRU-35
1984
45
Custer Electric Inc.
Custer Farms Inc.
5-NRU-8
1984
37
This is my grandparents farm and has been in the family since 1833. Carl & Ela Kuhn.
26-NRU-3
1984
94
farm! In the late 90s, the barn was torn down in a storm! The farm
10-IRU-17
1978
15
Eugene & Jenny Leisure Farm
31-NRU-34
1984
56
father-in-law was born in the house. My husband has farmed it all his life.
29-KRU-5
1970
84
Alfred Richey, Son of Wanda Richey Truster. Farm has been in our family since 1851.
54-NRU-13
1984
86
Curtis Stevens Farm on State Road 244.
54-NRU-14
1984
89
Edith Angle Farm on State Road 244, Carl Marlatt operating tractor in background.
54-NRU-15
1984
71
James Vogel farm on S 450E
33-KRU-32
1970
65
farm that they named Red Acres. I grew up going over there almost every day for most
36-KRU-22
1970
89
farm. The house, the small garage just in front of the house and the large
39-KRU-13
1970
97
farm in Orange Township in Rush County. My dad has lived there since 1939 and still
42-KRU-9
1970
77
Carl and Mabel Marlatt farm on State Road 244 between Richland and Andersonville.
42-KRU-31
1970
83
back to where the corn crib was in later years. This was the Earl Vogel farm.