Showing posts with label Lavinia Dean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lavinia Dean. Show all posts

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Ingham Family Photos

The Inghams were Mary Jane's side of the family.  Several captions were written on the backs of the pictures.



Alfred Ingham & Margaret Dawe

Mary Jane Ingham's parents
taken about 1881 (according to Mary Evelyn (Bullock) Hess


For Aunt Lizzie and Uncle Andrew
from Lavinia
Margaret (Dawe) Ingham & Lavinia Dean



With Mr. & Mrs. Hannah Compliments to Mr. & Mrs. Dean
probably written by Mrs. Ann (Ingham) Hannah

Mary Jane Ingham Dean with her Mother and Sisters
Martha Ann, Dinah, Emily or Annie?
Taken spring 1907
Emily standing in the middle
written by Mary Evelyn (Bullock) Hess

Sitting, left to right:  Mary Jane (Ingham) Dean, Margaret (Dawe) Ingham.
Standing, left to right:  Dinah Ingham or Ann (Ingham) Hannah?, Emily (Ingham) Varty, Dinah Ingham or Ann (Ingham) Hannah?
Missing:  Elizabeth (Ingham) Jensen was probably in Idaho; Martha (Ingham) Cheetham Scanlon was probably in Massachusetts.



With Mr. & Mrs. Hannah Compliments to Sister Lizzey
probably written by Mrs. Ann (Ingham) Hannah

This picture seems to have been taken the same day as the one above.
Sitting, left to right:  Margaret (Dawe) Ingham, Mary Jane (Ingham) Dean
Standing, left to right:  Dinah Ingham or Ann (Ingham) Hannah?, Emily (Ingham) Varty, Dinah Ingham or Ann (Ingham) Hannah?, Joseph Dean?
Missing:  Elizabeth (Ingham) Jensen, aka "Sister Lizzey," was probably in Idaho; Martha (Ingham) Cheetham Scanlon was probably in Massachusetts

Dean Family Photos in Wyoming

Almy, Wyoming Chapel
Effie Dean (d. 10 Dec 1897) was buried from here.

Dean Residence in Almy, Wyoming, 1897
L to R:  Mary Jane (Ingham) Dean, Myrtle Dean (child), Mrs. Bowns, Tina Mae Bowns, Lavinia Dean, Minnie Mae Bowns, Edith Dean, Fred Reese, Margaret Elizabeth Dean.
The Dean house was the dark red one where the laundry is hung.  The white house was Bishop Bowns'.
"Harry" Joseph Henry Dean and Effie Eliza Dean

Effie Dean

Mary Jane (Ingham) Dean

Hotel in Spring Valley, Wyoming
This is the hotel the Deans operated.  Joseph Dean served as the postmaster here, and the first LDS  ward, over which he was bishop, met in the basement.


Spring Valley Bishopric
[I need to double check this.]



Joseph Dean's Will and Condolences at His Death

1936 Dec 15
Joseph Dean's Last Will and Testament


Transcript



Last Will and Testament

I, Joseph Dean, of Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, State of Utah, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and not acting under any duress or fraud, and revoking all former wills and testamentary instructions of every kind and nature, do hereby, by this last will and testament, give, devise and bequeath unto my Children, namely Lavinia Dean Bullock, Edith Vilate Dean Stiles, Myrtle Irene Dean Wentworth, J. Harry Dean, James D. Dean, Dr. Hugh Elmer Dean, all my personel property, namely moneys, jewelery, diamond, clothing, &c, after all funeral expenses have been paid, then said Children to receive equilly devided share and share for each.

And be it further understood that for value recieved I do give and devise and bequeath unto my Daughter Myrtle Irene Dean Wentworth, all my equity in the cottage, we have held together, located at 1144 Bueno Ave., Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, State of Utah, and I hereby request that she be permitted to serve as Executrix of this my last will and testement without bond.

In witness whereof, I have subscribed my name this 15th day of December 1936.

Joseph Dean



*****


Letters of Condolence at Joseph Dean's Death

1939 Dec 22
Letter of Condolences from the Almy Old Timers

1939 Dec 22 Letter of Condolences from Lyman Brown