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Seidel family picture taken in 1924. Left to right, top: Charles M. Seidel, unknown, Charles J Seidel, Esther Seidel, Don Seidel, Sophie F. Seidel; bottom: Walter Seidel, Elna Seidel.

Seidel children taking a picture with the family horse, Dotty. Left to right; top row (Vera Anne Seidel, Jerry Brummer, Charlotte Brummer, Eugene (Gene) Seidel), bottom row (Walter (Walt) Seidel, Elna Seidel, Donald (Don) Seidel, Nola Seidel).

Seidel children from oldest to youngest left to right (Walter (Walt), Elna, Donald (Don), Nola, Eugene (Gene), and Vera Anne Seidel) in 1945.

Seidel children left to right (Walter (Walt), Eugene (Gene), Elna, Donald (Don), and Nola Seidel) in 1929.

Seidel children youngest to oldest left to right (Vera Anne, Eugene (Gene), Nola, Donald (Don), Elna, Walter (Walt) Seidel) in 1935.

This document is the certificate of Naturalization for Sebastian Tribulato. The document details Tribulato's physical description, his wife, his children, his residence, and finally, his acceptance for naturalization.

This is a screwdriver created and used in Dannebrog, Nebraska. The handle has the following quote engraved: "There is no substitute for a farmers elevator, Arisgar Petersen, mgr".

This is everything that remained of what is most possibly a travel agreement Gottlieb and Anna Schuetz made to arrange the moving of their family from the district of Burgdorf in Switzerland to Humboldt, Nebraska in the spring of 1870. They traveled…

This document comes from the family of Bill Dean and bears the name of the second great-grandfather of the family, Gottlieb Schuetz. The date is May 15, 1864, and as it is close to Arnold Schuetz's birth, it might be a certificate that documented the…

This old schoolbook was used to practice reading and writing by the grandmother of Louise Vacanti