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Very interesting photo with that dry bush in the dusty street. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
Nice old photo of the town. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
Hi NKC Guy -- I googled Madison South Dakota because it was my grandmother's hometown. I visited there many times back in the 1960s and 1970s. My grandmother's maiden name was Albin, so I'm wondering if we share any ancestors. Her given name was Lillian Albin; her father was Stephen, her mother was Pallis Hess. They moved to SD in the 1890s. A couple of her sisters also lived in Madison - Adeline and Nora. Many nieces and nephews lived there. Matter of fact, I think my 2 uncles were born in Madison. My grandmother was married to a Madison guy named Ludwig Nicholson back in the early 1900s and then married Roy Garrison (not from Madison), and finally married Fred Williams, a Madison-er. Anybody sound familiar? Please reply if interested -- paulakruger2000@yahoo.com -- Thanks, Nic.
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Very interesting photo with that dry bush in the dusty street. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
Nice old photo of the town. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
nice picture!
...though they have never been...
Mysterious place...very impressive!
Hi NKC Guy -- I googled Madison South Dakota because it was my grandmother's hometown. I visited there many times back in the 1960s and 1970s. My grandmother's maiden name was Albin, so I'm wondering if we share any ancestors. Her given name was Lillian Albin; her father was Stephen, her mother was Pallis Hess. They moved to SD in the 1890s. A couple of her sisters also lived in Madison - Adeline and Nora. Many nieces and nephews lived there. Matter of fact, I think my 2 uncles were born in Madison. My grandmother was married to a Madison guy named Ludwig Nicholson back in the early 1900s and then married Roy Garrison (not from Madison), and finally married Fred Williams, a Madison-er. Anybody sound familiar? Please reply if interested -- paulakruger2000@yahoo.com -- Thanks, Nic.
Mythical memories of many westerns movies and soundtracks. Beautiful photo.
Hey Nick! When did you take this photo? Was wondering what time of the year it was that snow was still on the ground. Thanks.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Greetings from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA!
Best wishes from JargonTalk
Porte des Campani (du nom des soldats du Régiment de Champagne qui ont tenu la place). Vidéo Etoile de vauban