1890
Handwriting by Letha Rau on back on Pioneer Rau faimly picture 3613
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1897
August and Mary Hallauer Zamow and children Otto, Roy, William, Carl, Lydia (Eddington), Sophia (Born), Wilkelmenia (Minnie Kallis), not yet born August
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1900
Herman Zech about 1900
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1900
Comfirmation Picture of the German Luther Church Supposedly includes some of Carl Rau's Zech uncles or aunts and some of Letha Born Rau's Born or Zamow's aunts or uncles.
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1900
Lydia Louise Born (1881-1969)
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1901
Carl Ludwig Rau-12-04-1899, Earl Oscar Rau, Rollo Ralph Rau
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1901
Lydia Born
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1901
Augusta Charlotta Raasch Born 2-12-1841 in Gerviem, Pommern, Preusen, Germany Married John Frederick Born in 1860 in Farmington, Jefferson County, Wisconsin Died 7-14-1907 of cancer Frederick and Augusta had 12 children, twin sons and another son died in infancy. The children were:
William Frederick 1863-1902
Edward Henry 1865-1909
Emilia Augusta 1868-1952
Helen Marie 1869-1944
Charles Frederick 1875-1954
Louis Ferdinand 1879-1969
Lydia Louise 1881-1969
Paul Benjamin Franklin 1882-1974
Frank Alvin 1884-1942
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1902
Rau-Zech Threshing Crew. Woman by tractor wheel is Bertha Zech Rau.
Running the rig is a Hackbart. Also standing on tractor is Herman Zech. Other members of crew are the Zech Brothers. This rig was traded in 1904 for a new one.
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1902
Back side of Rau-Zech threshing Crew. picture 3651. Handwriting is Letha Rau's
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1904
The Rau Boys, Earl "Oscar", Rollo Ralph, Carl Ludwig, and Walter William. Sons of Otto and Bertha Rau. Carl does not have a shoe on his right foot because it was too small and he cried when it was on, so it was taken off so the picture could be taken. The reason Walter is in a dress is that often little boys wore dresses until they were several years old.
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1904
Augusta and Ludwig Rau with granddaugher Florence Rau in the palor on their home on North Maple, Watertown, SD. Berta Rau Bohnsack now has the sette set pictured.
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1904
The home of the Otto Rau family, 817 North Maple, Watertown, SD, built in 1902. It was located across the street to the south, of the home of the Ludwig Rau family. On the front porch are Carl, Bertha holding Florence, Walter, Rollo, and Earl Oscar. In the back are a barn which housed Otto's horses. Across the street to the east was the home of the banker Wal----, it was located on a whole block with an iron fence around it. Carl, as a child, played with the son of the black family who worked as housekeeper, groundskeeper, and stable man.
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1904
May Born, Born in 1888 Oldest cousin of her generation
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1904
May Born Comfirmation picture?
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1904
sophia Chrysanthia Zamow at 16 years
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1905
Sophia Cresentia Zamow
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1905
Parlor of the Born South Dakota Homestead Notice wall paper and pictures of Augusta and John Frederick on the wall. They hung there utill Millie and lLydia moved to town
Back row LtR:
____, ____, Charles Born, ____, Arnold Hallauer, ____, ____, Roy Zamow, ____, ____
Middle row LtR:
Emila Born, ____, Ella Hallauer Born, ____, Helen Born, ____, May Born, ____, Lydia Zamow, Emma Hallauer, Paul Born (standing)
Front row LtR:
_____, ______,Lillie Wallner Born, ______
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1905
duplicate Born parlor
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1906
Magdalena Marie Rau, High School Graduation, Watertown, SD, 1906
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1906
Florence Augusta Rau, sister of Carl Rau.
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1906
Magalena Marie Rau, High School Graduation 1906, Watertown, SD
Same as picture 3611
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1906
Home of the Ludwig Rau family, 9-- North Maple Street, Watertown, SD
The family moved to town in about 1900 from the homestead north of Watertown. Those in picture may be Magdalena Rau, the youngest daughter of Ludwig and Augusta and Florence Rau Richards, daugher of Otto Rau, son of Ludwig and Augusta. The Otto Rau family lived across the street to the south. In the 1970 and 80 this house was owned by WB Larson who was a high school classmate of Berta Rau Bohnsack and son Joshua Larson was a friend and classmate of Craig Bohnsack. Located just to the north was the "cottage" of Augusta Rau Livingston.
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1906
Augusta and Carl Ludwig Rau. This large photo was colored with charcoal.
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