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(Evelyn Firch was a child orphaned when her mother Katherine Mahrt Firch died of consumption (tubercleosis). Her aunt, Mary Mahrt Koeller brought her to Reardan. She died tragically. She is held by Irma Koeller Plaster. Photo likely taken by Otto Mahrt before 1910 and was part of the Carlson photograph collection.) |
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Evelyn Firch was a child orphaned when her mother Katherine Mahrt Firch died of consumption (tubercleosis). Her aunt, Mary Mahrt Koeller brought her to Reardan. She died tragically. She is held by Irma Koeller Plaster. Photo likely taken by Otto Mahrt before 1910 and was part of the Carlson photograph collection. | Evelyn Firch was a child orphaned when her mother Katherine Mahrt Firch died of consumption (tubercleosis). Her aunt, Mary Mahrt Koeller brought her to Reardan. She died tragically. She is held by Irma Koeller Plaster. Photo likely taken by Otto Mahrt before 1910 and was part of the Carlson photograph collection. | ||
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Summary
Evelyn Firch was a child orphaned when her mother Katherine Mahrt Firch died of consumption (tubercleosis). Her aunt, Mary Mahrt Koeller brought her to Reardan. She died tragically. She is held by Irma Koeller Plaster. Photo likely taken by Otto Mahrt before 1910 and was part of the Carlson photograph collection.
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