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Unidentified Family Members in a barn scene. It's hard to know if that is a low hanging dark cloud or a sand storm. |
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Transportation of the day. |
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Margaret Ann (Cummins) Anderson's home at Iatan. I do not know if Buck was still alive when it was finished. They lived in a dugout when they first arrived at Iatan until the house could be built. She is sitting forth from the left with her family around her. |
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In front of Margaret Ann (Cummins) Anderson's home. No one has been able to identify all the persons. The two males are believed to be two of her Anderson sons. Center back Lucy (Rigsby) Anderson. |
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A cattle drive at Iatan with two female family members. Maggie Lewis left and Mary "Mollie" Anderson right. Mollie married Ike Campbell. |
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In the cotton patch. Dave Anderson, Buck and Margaret's son is the only one identified. He is on the left. |
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These Rock scenes are believed to be near Moss Springs about 12 miles from Iatan. A popular social hang out for the young folks in the early 1900's. |
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No one is Identified in any of these rock scenes photos. |
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Unless noted otherwise all photos on this page
were those of John Luther Anderson. John was Buck and Margaret's grandson through their son James Samuel "Jim" Anderson. |
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Rattle snakes killed near Moss Springs. Anderson male(s) not identified. Photo was furnished by Billie Jean Burgess, Margaret's great granddaughter through her son Robert. Margaret Anderson had sent this picture to her sister Addie Adeline Cummins who was living in Kansas. |