MINNESOTA REFLECTIONS
I've numbered this photo, because I'm pretty sure my other Grandpa (Anton Janson) is #19. He's the right age and his grandsons looked like #19 at the same ages...lol
I've numbered this photo, because I'm pretty sure my other Grandpa (Anton Janson) is #19. He's the right age and his grandsons looked like #19 at the same ages...lol
(If your ancestor/relative was born between about 1874 (oldest kids) and about 1881 (youngest), and lived in Buckman, look closer...s/he might be HERE!)
Added:
Sue thinks #8 is Ket (Catherine Mueller, born 1880), and I expect two of the boys were Joseph and John Sand...
This is what the school looked like until it was torn down in 2012 (?). Now it's just a blank space behind that big house on the corner. Kids from Buckman attend school in Pierz:
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"The village of Buckman is located six miles south of the city of Pierz. In 1887, a parochial school was opened. When this building no longer met their needs, a two-room schoolhouse was built on the ground where St. Michael’s Church is located. In 1901, Fr. William Lange, decided to build a church where the school resided. The school was moved across the highway from the present church. Later, a four-room school was erected to replace the previous school, because it had become inadequate. In the 1950’s, four more classrooms and bathrooms were added to the structure".
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(From the Pierz Holy Trinity website that no longer works).
Evidently, 1990 saw the end of St Michael's in Buckman.
But, THIS was 1939:
#4, Irene (1924), daughter of Math Hesch and Mary Tetiva;
#6, Rosie (1925), daughter of Anton Hesch and Elizabeth Sand;
#12, Richard (1925), son of August B Dehler and Regina Hortsch.
(BTW, mom started high school in Buckman, and she said they offered Freshman and Sophomore classes in alternate years, so she was a Sophomore first, in 1932....making '39 a Freshman year...lol)
Do you recognize any others here? Let me know and I'll add the names.
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