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The sons of Elmer and Laura (Kressman) Nicholas taken about 1920 at an unknown location. They are left to right W. Orville, J. Marcus, E. Montford, and D. Raymond Nicholas. After Laura died Elmer married her 1st cousin Annie Kressman and they had another son J. Earl Nicholas. Earl was a 1st cousin to my grandmother Mabel (Nicholas) Kunsman. Earl would marry Grace Eichlin who shares a common ancestry with my wife. |
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Floyd Kunsman family about 1945 on the family farm in Williams Township. Pictured in the back row Marvin, Floyd, and Mabel. In the front row Betty and Gladys holding a rooster. Perhaps someday someone will figure out whos finger print appears between Marvin and Floyd. |
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Pluma (Brotzman) Ball and daughter Susan taken March 16, 1971 at an unknown location. Pluma is the daughter of Archibald and Stella (Kunsman) Brotzman. Archibald would die young and Stella, who is pictured in several photos above, would re-marry to Aaron Hinkel. |
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1902 photo of Aaron Hinkle who would marry Stella Kunsman Brotzman pictured in several previous photos. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township' . This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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Circa 1925 photo of S. Linford Nicholas taken at the Williams Township home of Floyd Kunsman. He appears to be in some type of military uniform though his obituary makes no mention of military service. Perhaps it is the uniform of one of the many civic organizations Linford belonged to. He is the son of Stewart Lazarus and Annie (Kressman) Nicholas. |
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1931 photo of Rollin Kichline in a swimming hole at Wohlbach's farm in Lower Saucon Township. Rollin was the son of Floyd S. and Katie E. (Kunsman) Kichline. Rollin would later become the Rev. Rollin Kichline. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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1913 photo of Emma B. (Kunsman) Seifert. Seifert family photo below. Emma is the daughter of Thomas Kunsman, the well known real estate developer and Trenton, NJ dry goods store owner. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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Robert A. and Emma B. (Kunsman) Seifert family in 1913. Individuals are identified in the caption of the photo. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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Robert A. Seifert was a successful farmer in Lower Saucon. This c1912 photo is of Robert on his truck farm route in South Bethlehem. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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John P. Kunsman's store and grist mill. In 1932 John's son Kenneth took over the daily management of the business. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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This is probably John P. Kunsman's home. It was located behind the Kunsman Store and Gristmill at Kunsman's Corner in Lower Saucon. In the summer of 2006 I drove by Kunsman Corner and I am sad to report it was being torn down and redeveloped. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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Grace (Kunsman) Oplinger in a 1922 photo with her students at Union School in Lower Saucon Township. Grace was a daughter of John P. Kunsman. She and her sister Mae (photo below) were both teachers in Lower Saucon schools. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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Mae (Kunsman) Quier photo series. All were taken as classroom or faculty group photos. Mae's husband is somewhat of a mystery that I may have helped a fellow genealogist solve. Look her up in my database for more details. From the book 'Images of America: Lower Saucon Township'. This photo was edited with only a portion of the original utilized here. Information on how to obtain a copy of the book can be found here . |
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Unless otherwise indicated photographs are copyright by Rich Henninger and are for publication on this web site only. For permission to use photos provided by others contact the respective provider. For additional information or questions contact Rich Henninger via e-mail at rhh@kunsman-eichlinREMOVETHIS.net. Before sending you must delete the letters REMOVETHIS from the e-mail address.