Source: 1892 City Directory
Related to Hattie and Levi Garlock
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Source: 1892 City Directory
Source: 1892 City Directory
Related to Charles A. Hall
Source: 1892 City Directory
Student at Drake University. Related to William Hall.
Source: 1892 City Directory
Employed at J. M. Patton
Note, a "Clement H. Boquet" is listed as residing at the same address. One of these names is likely misspelled.
Address no longer exists
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Source: Oral history, Dr. Phyllis M Correa.
I sent you some information about my aunt who raised my father and lived at 1722 23rd Street. Her name was Lura Elsia Garmer Hahnen. My fathers name was Lewis G. McFarland, who graduated from Drake and taught there for several years in the 1930s and for a year after the war.
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