Pictures of Items in The Trunk
Pictures of Items in The Trunk
of
of
Ida Belle Taylor
Ida Belle Taylor
Died December 24, 1976
Died December 24, 1976
Milburn Taylor's Father Frank Taylor's Documents and Misc. - includes his 1903 Nebraska Pharmacy License and Marriage License
Milburn Taylor's Mother Ida Belle Taylor's Hand Written Book - of Names and Dates
Flags
Flags
Trunk of Ida Belle Taylor
Trunk of Ida Belle Taylor
Jewelry Box outside
Jewelry Box outside
Jewelry Box inside
Jewelry Box inside
Objects 1
Objects 1
some of the items are jewelry and a hanging scale
some of the items are jewelry and a hanging scale
Objects 2
Objects 2
shoe hook, netting needles, pot scrubbing metal, and
shoe hook, netting needles, pot scrubbing metal, and
a rolling pin with one handle cut off so it is used to stomp kraut
a rolling pin with one handle cut off so it is used to stomp kraut
Metal Biscuit Box in Trunk used for holding pictures
Metal Biscuit Box in Trunk used for holding pictures
Metal Cookie Box
Metal Cookie Box
School Autograph Writing Book
School Autograph Writing Book
Basket and Book won in Spelling
Basket and Book won in Spelling
Silver Ware
Silver Ware
Old Neck Tie
Old Neck Tie
Hand Fans
Hand Fans
Iron and Hair Curler
Iron and Hair Curler
Byron and Frank Taylor pictures combined
Byron and Frank Taylor pictures combined
says: A Sronce
says: A Sronce
We think the Civil War metal stencil was for marking clothes
We think the Civil War metal stencil was for marking clothes
Ida Belle Taylor's Mother was Jemina Scronce (Sronce)
Ida Belle Taylor's Mother was Jemina Scronce (Sronce)
Jemina Scronce (Sronce) had an Uncle named Andrew J. Sronce who died during the Civil War
Jemina Scronce (Sronce) had an Uncle named Andrew J. Sronce who died during the Civil War
He was in the Union Army in both the 130th Regiment, Illinois Infantry and 13th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry
He was in the Union Army in both the 130th Regiment, Illinois Infantry and 13th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry
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