From the family collection
Images donated by Linda Hilpert
Family faces, life on the farm, and the notes that help us remember. Browse all 190 scans: 187 photographic scans, two newspaper clippings and a handwritten back. Alternate prints are kept together through links on each page.
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Fred and Hannah in El Paso
Uncle Fred and Aunt Hannah Schaefer, El Paso, Texas, about 1902.
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David August at the farm
David August Hilpert at far right, Hilpert Farm, about 1898.
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Family group, 1956
A family group dated 1956. Family recollections tentatively identify Lois and Adrian Harrison, with Lenore Hilpert and David Cary Hilpert on Raymond Harrison’s lap. Lois and Adrian’s identities remain uncertain.
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By the Skookumchuck, about 1922
Probably Herbert Schaefer at left and Selma Teeter, by the Skookumchuck, about 1922. The identifications are tentative.
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At Carl and Selma’s Centralia home
Family group at 405 South Oak Street, Centralia, home of Carl and Selma Pitzer, about 1914. Numbered from left to right, 1 is Magdalena Hilpert and 4 is Selma Pitzer. The remaining names are absent or crossed out.
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On the road to Mount Rainier
Group photograph on the road to Mount Rainier National Park. Undated; individual identities are not supplied.
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David Cary Hilpert
David Cary Hilpert. Undated; further identification is unresolved.
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Family in the Wagner yard
Tacoma, about 1928. Back row, left to right: Sigurd Thorlakson, Lona Pitzer Thorlakson, Hilpert Schaefer, Hannah Hilpert Schaefer, Helen Hilpert Schaefer and Selma Hilpert Pitzer Wagner. Front-row names in the accompanying account: Dick Thorlakson, little Lona, Barrett (identity and placement unresolved), Magdalena Gebhardt Hilpert and Kryl Thorlakson. Little Lona later used the married names Steele and Williamson.
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Phillip and Alice’s family
Phillip and Alice Hilpert with Fred, Evelyn and Beulah, about 1924.
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Magdalena Hilpert’s obituary
Newspaper obituary for Mrs. Magdalena Hilpert, headed “Pioneer women taken by death.” The clipping also reports the death of Mrs. Lula Kelly. Publication date is not supplied.
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Selma Wagner’s 92nd birthday
Newspaper clipping about Mrs. Selma Hilpert Wagner’s 92nd birthday. Daily Chronicle, December 29, 1964. This is the publication date, not an established date for the photograph or birthday.
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Hannah holding her son
Hannah Hilpert Schaefer holding her son in El Paso, Texas, about 1900. The son is not named in the supplied inscription.
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Marjorie Haskin at twelve
Marjorie Haskin, age twelve, about 1933, at the house on 34th in Seattle. The notes do not specify Street or Avenue.
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Marjorie and Aunt Ruth
Marjorie and Aunt Ruth Haskin at Virginia Haskin’s house in Baring, Washington, about 1933.
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A Haskin family member in Idaho
One of the Haskins in Idaho, possibly Dickie. Identity uncertain; undated.
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Dorothy and Ruth in Idaho
Dorothy Haskin and her mother Ruth at a ranch near Cottonwood, Idaho, summer 1918. Photograph by Dick Haskin.
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Reinhold on the farm
Reinhold Hilpert on the farm, possibly 1947. The date and connection with the other farm photographs are tentative.
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The farm looking east, about 1918
Hilpert Farm looking east. This print’s inscription gives about 1918. Family recollections identify it as the same photograph as LH136, which is dated about 1916 or 1918.
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Family from an old negative
Hamlet, Helen Schaefer, Lowell, Herb Schaefer, Shirley and Sig. Positions are not specified. Made from an old negative, probably about 1930.
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