1896 Cabinet Photo of Fred Pfaffle (1857-1907) & Family- Carson, Iowa

Description

Cabinet Photo of
Fred H. Pfaffle (1857 IL-1907 IA)
and Wife with First Two Children
Richard L. Pfaffle &  Marie B. Pfaffle
Partial Descendancy Chart- Some descendants, not necessarily all, of Fred Pfaffle
Fred H. Pfaffle
was born in 1857 in Chicago, IL and died in 1907 in Iowa. He was the son of German  immigrants
Jacob Pfaffle
&
M. Zimmerman
, per his marriage record. He married
Margaret Louella  "Maggie" Sterling/Starling
(1842-1914). She was the daughter of
Richard Oscar Sterling
and
Nancy E.  Lindsey
They had three children who survived to adulthood: Richard Leroy, Marie. B, and  Lois.
Richard Leroy Pfaffle
(1884-1955), married
Caroline Bishop Stanley
(1879-1948) in 1916. She met  Richard while visiting his "dude ranch" in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She was from Nahant, MA. She bore him one child  who did not survive. They were divorced in 1931.
Marie B. Pfaffle
(1892-1988), married
Edwin F. Wolfe
(1881-1967), a dentist, in 1915 at Jackson,  MO.
They had two children, William and Margaret:
William Ferdinand "Billy" Wolfe
(1917-1986), married (1)
Bettie Barron Clinard
(1920-1986) in  1943.
Billy married (2)
Helen Jean Pitz
in 1951. Children form either marriage unknown
Margaret Wolfe
(b. abt. 1925)
Lois Pfaffle
(1900-1979), married
Everett V. Lambert
(1898-1991)
A daughter:
Margaret Louise Lambert
(1922 NM-1990 OH), married
Walter B. Rosser
(1917-2000)
Two children:
Thomas J. Rosser
Patricia Rosser
, married
Len Hibbard
PHOTOGRAPHER: Brandt Bros. of Avoca, Iowa
OVERALL SIZE:  4-1/4" x 6-1/2"
CONDITION:  Image is in excellent condition, with very good tone and contrast. Light soiling to mount. Writing on  reverse, in ink, "We are, Yours truly, The Pfaffle's, Carson, Iowa, Dec. 25 1896".
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