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SWAN HOLLOW IN 1905

This photograph, taken at an unknown date, is from the Town Historian's office, by courtesy of Hazel McMane. The names are written on the back of the photo, in a hand that unmistakeably belonged to Florence Dixon, teacher there later for two terms in 1910 and 1911. The date of the photo is estimated by the ages of the children, given in the school register kept by Miss Dixon in 1910. Many of these children were known to her, but not all. A different hand corrected two names, which are given, as on the back of the photo, but in brackets [ ]. Other information, supplied by the coordinator, is in { }.

For the names of parents or guardians of some of these children, see Swan Hollow.

FIRST ROW:

Eva McCue {married 1st, Herbert Simpson; later William A. Westcott}
Ed Palmer
Irene Maxon
Noel Gilman
Lillian Reester
Joel Lee
George Taylor
Lena Helmer
Lora Helmer
Mariam Robb
Bert Gilman

SECOND ROW

Thelma Edgerly [Ethel Palmer Jackson]
Agatha Lee
Cyril Lee {His wife, Belle, was teaching in the school when it burned in the 1940s, and led the children to safety}
Irene Wagoner {married Frank Salisbury}
Almira Wagoner {married Charles Delano}
unknown
Lawrence Gilman
Ruth Lee [Thelma Edgerly]
Jessie Purcell {teacher?}
Florence Hunt
Leon Taylor
Earl Pierce
George Pierce

This photograph is now on the site.


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