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Timmerman Family Photo Album The Timmerman Family Photo Album has slots for 64 Cabinet Cards. 2 are missing, for a total of 62 ancestor family photos in this album. Timmerman Family Photo #48 The Timmerman Family Photo Album contains 3 identified photographs of Mathilda Timmerman. ID: Mathilda & Philip Rahn Front: Jaeger. International - - - 1891. World's Columbian Exposition Chicago 1893. 659 N. Halsted St., Chicago ILL [Illinois] Verso (Back): Jaeger Studio. 659 North Halsted St. Bet. Clybourn and North Ave's. Chicago Date: Cabinet Card ca 1898-1900 Owner: Olive Tree Genealogy Photo Album Collection Copyright: All photos are copyright to Olive Tree Genealogy and may NOT be duplicated on other websites, in books or elsewhere without my written permission. Photos may be saved for your personal use only. If you download a free ancestor photo for your personal genealogy, please consider making a small donation. This helps OliveTreeGenealogy purchase more photo albums to share with descendants. Genealogy Research Notes: This is Mathilda Timmerman and her husband Philip Rahn. The 1880 census for Chicago, Cook County Illinois shows the Timmerman family as: Henry Timmermann, 30, born Germany, tailor. Dorothea, 25 born Germany. [My research shows that Dorothea Timmerman died 17 July 1892 in Chicago, age 37] Augusta, 6 born Illinois Bertha, 4, born Illinois Mathilda, 2, born Illinois The 1900 census for Chicago, Cook County Illinois shows the Rahn family as: Philip Rahn, 24, born September 1875 Germany. He immigrated to America in 1891 and married in 1899 Mathilda, 22, born Febuary 1878 Illinois The 1920 census for Chicago Cook County shows Philip Rahn, 44, Mathilda, 42 and daughter Irene age 16. The 1930 census for Chicago Illinois shows Mathilda W. Rahn as head of the house (no Philip Rahn) Suggestions: View other Ancestor Photo Albums | Types of Early Photographs | Hints for Dating Old Photographs | Dating Old Photographs through Clothing & Hairstyle | How Revenue Stamps Can Date Ancestor Photos ... View index to photos in Timmerman Family Photo Album View all photos on Lost Faces

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