Lyman County pioneers and early settlers
Page 5
This page includes Howard, Manore, Mesnar and Motter, Peavy photos
Mesnard and Manore photos submitted by Duane Mesnard The Howard photos submitted by Cindy Snyder
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| Motter family | l-r: Iva
and John Mesnard and Ruby Motter |
John and Iva at home |
John and
Iva in their car |
Grace Howard, (2nd from left) and her sisters |
Grace Howard, Edward H. White Jr. and (Peavy?) |
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| Iva and Ruby Motter | John and Iva | John and Iva | John and Iva | John Mesnard |
Grace Howard |
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| Peter and Margit Manore. Child unk. Duane's g-grandfather | John is in the center |
John, open for business |
John,
behind his bar in Belvidere, SD |
John
(rt) and friends |
John, tending
bar. |
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| John (L) and friend | Joe
Manore. 2nd. m. Grace Howard |
Lloyd and Iva (Motter/Mesnard) Peavy's wed picture | Alex
Manore |
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According
Cindy Snyder’s cousin who lives in Cuba, "Grace said
Joe Mesnard (Manore) was very handsome and a champion
wrestler on both sides of the river. "He never
came to Cuba. Auntie always said he died of T.B. but
in a letter from poose to Grace poose, your
grandmother says that she hopes his truck garden will
be a success".
Joseph Mesnard was buried in the Green-Wood Cemetery
in Brooklyn NY, in the Howard lot on May 24, 1904, Lot
1191, Section 77.