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Category Archives: Lohr family
Images of Logan Township, Clark County, South Dakota
The photo on the left is Logan Dam, a WPA project of the 1930s. The concept was that “water attracts water” so this dam was built to combat drought conditions. Logan Dam served as a fishing, swimming, and boating … Continue reading
Wasserburg in Anstel, Germany
This plate was a gift from my husband Jim’s relatives when we visited them in Rommerskirchen, Germany in 2011. Unfortunately, it did not make the journey back across the Atlantic in one piece. With much patience, some good adhesive, and … Continue reading
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Honoring Jerry Lohr
Family and friends of Jerry and Jolene Lohr recently gathered to celebrate the naming ceremony of the Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering and construction celebration for the Architecture, Math & Engineering Building at South Dakota State University. The day, … Continue reading
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Remembering Frances E. Lohr on Her 100th Birthday
Frances E. (Hanson) Lohr was born 16 July 1913 near Lily, South Dakota to Nels A. Hanson and Anna Mathilda Johnson. Sadly, she passed away 17 Jan. 1998. She was an amazing mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, and friend. See an earlier … Continue reading
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So Well Remembered
One of the highlights of our German trip (September 2011) was meeting family relatives for the first time. In Rommerskirchen, we were honored guests in the home of Anna and Herbert Schwenke. Although we spoke with the aid of translators, … Continue reading
Posted in German Ancestry, Lohr family, Lohr Genealogy, Memories
Tagged Germany, Herbert Schwenke, Rommerskirchen, Schwenke
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Mathias Lohr and Helena Lellman
Mathias Lohr (1845-1919) and Hellena Lellman (1851-1932) Photo courtesy of Shirley L.
Researching With Traditional and Online Sources
“Oh, I never use the Internet for genealogy research.” “All genealogy research is online so I never go to a court-house or library.” These opposing viewpoints certainly represent different approaches to doing family history research. In my experience, both traditional … Continue reading
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