Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
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Tom Schweich |
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1960s
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| 1962
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Tour of Europe before going home
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 Tom at the edge of time.
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Schweich, Germany
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| 1963
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Kansas City Star
Tuesday September 17, 1963
| A Link to Past Gone Mrs. Ella Turner's kin founded church Book of Mormon was written in home of Woman's Great-Grandfather Mrs. Ella Turner, 96, who was buried in Richmond, Mo., was a frail woman whi kept close to her home at 4115 Bell Street, but for the nearly 2 million members of the Monmon churches, she was a link to their beginnings. In the home of Mrs. Turner's great-grandfather, Peter Whitmer, the Mormon church was founded. In that small frame home in Fayette, N. Y., Joseph Smith sat and dictated to her two great uncles, Oliver Cowdery and David Whitmer, the Book of Mormon. Time passed, and the persecuted Mormons moved from New York to Ohio, then Illinois, then to the west. Mrs. Turner's kin settled in Richmond. David Whitmer still had the manuscript of the book. Hard times followed David's death and his son, George Schwiech, took a loan from the Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints. The book was his security. Schweich never reclaimed the book. Today it is in the vault of the City National bank here. Mrs. Bessie Marston, Mrs. Turner's daughter, took her mother to see the book several years ago at the R. L. D. S. auditorium in Independence. Elders of the church knew of Mrs. Turner, and told her to stay and look at the book as long as she liked. Mrs. Turner died Thursday. [The article has the hand-written notation, "Paul, I have heard your father speak of this book many times."]
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| 1964
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Death of Irma Hemenway Shaw
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 Wedding of Cheryl and Tom
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 Matt just after birth.
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January 30, 1968: birth of Matthew Thomas Schweich.
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 Matt with Grandmother and Graddaddy
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 Suzanne and Michelle Day, 1969
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Michelle Marie Day (age 3 months), and Suzanne Marie Day | This photo is not dated. However, another photo of Michelle Day is dated as December, 1969, and lists her age as 10 months.
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 Michelle Day, 10 months
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Date and time this article was prepared: 2/14/2019 12:02:13 PM | ||
