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Group of children at a party at Victor Petertyl's home at 419 6th Street. Julius Petertyl is in the front row right.

Photograph of the seven daughters of Victor and Margaret Petertyl taken at their home at 419
Sixth Street in July 1914. They are from left to right, Ruth, Lottie, Bertha, unknown, Grace, Minnie, Marge, unknown, and Emma

Photograph of five girls outside the Petertyl house at 419 Sixth Street. They are tentatively identified from left to right as Ruth Petertyl, Marge Petertyl, Deb Taylor and Minnie Petertyl. The girl on the far right is not identified. The picture…

Black and white photograph of two young girls identified as Ruth (on left) and Grace (on right) Petertyl. They are in night gowns standing on the stairs in the home of their father, Victor Petertyl, at 419 Sixth Street. It was taken about 1906 or…

Small black photo album containing pictures of the Victor Petertyl family. "Bertha Petertyl November 4, 1914" is written on the inside of the front cover. It contains both original photographs as well as scanned pages added by Nancy White Olsen,…

Black and white photograph of Minnie Petertyl sitting on the steps of her father Victor's home at 419 Sixth Street. She is next to an unidentifed woman (sitting behind her) and patting a white dog. It is dated March of 1915

Black and white photograph of five children sitting on the ground in front of the Petertyl house at 419 Sixth Street. The older girls in the picture are identified as Grace (in white dress) and Ruth (in dark dress) Petertyl. The other children are…

Photograph, tentatively identified as Deb Taylor (on left) and Marge Petertyl (on right) standing on the porch of their home at 419 Sixth Street. The picture is dated August 7, 1915.

Photograph of two girls standing out side the Petertyl house at 419 Sixth Street. They are tentatively identified as Ruth Petertyl (on left) and Deb Taylor (on right). The pictures is dated August 15, 1915.

Photograph of Grace (left) and Marge (center) Petertyl with unknown friend in July of 1914 standing outside the Petertyl house at 419 Sixth Street .