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1		"Alone in a Market", a painting by Jerry Koukal On loan to Seattle Pacific University from owner Seafirst Bank.	Living
2		"Historic Church in an Ominous World", a painting by Jerry Koukal On display at Seattle Pacific University	Living
3		"Judge" Charles Wayne Reese	REESE Charles Wayne
4		"The Plattsmouth Nebraska City Band", formed in 1885 Photo taken 4 July 1889. Back row L-R: Anton Janda, Sr., Frank Vitamvas, John Bukacek, Cyril Janda, John Bajcek, Sr. Front row L-R: Bob Martin, Vincent Ptacek, Frank Janda, Sr., Thomas Janda, Jr., and Hubert Janda. In 1879, when the Jandas, (all being musicians), got off the boat in New York, from Moravia, they loaded into a wagon and instantly broke out their instruments that they brought with them, and played songs of their homeland. Anton Janda with his Bass Horn, Cyril Janda with his Clarinet, Frank Janda with his Slide Trombone and Tomas Sr. played the accordion. They ended up joining Cyril's brother Tomas that had been working with the Railroad in Plattsmouth, NE. They had joined other Czech immigrants from Moravia on the west end of Plattsmouth, Nebraska known as "Bohemian Town." It had two stores and its own little school, which still is standing today. The language in Bohemian Town was Czech only. The Jandas formed a band in 1885 called "The Plattsmouth City Band", which was well known throughout entire Midwest and played social functions, dances and even at the Democratic Convention in Kansas City. They would march behind the horse-drawn wagons of most every Czech funeral, rain or shine.	Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska JANDA Anton, Sr. JANDA Cyril JANDA František "Frank", Sr. JANDA Hubert JANDA Tomas "Thomas", Jr. PTACEK Vincenc "Vincent"
5		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Leukemia Society Benefit Concert at Illinois Wesleyan 2007	Living
6		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band The 33rd at the Illinois Monument, Vicksburg 2006	Living
7		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Photo was taken in front of the President of Campbellsville University's home in Campbellsville, KY at the first Civil War Band Festival in 2000	Living
8		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Washington, Illinois, 2002	Living
9		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Galena, Illinois in 2004	Living
10		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Keokuk, Iowa in 2004	Living
11		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Washington, D.C. on Pennsylvania Avenue: Presidential Inaugural Parade, 2005	Living
12		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Princeton, Illinois Re-enactment Ball 2007: Shadows of the Blue and Gray	Living
13		33rd Illinois Volunteer Regimental Band Union Square Plaza Park at Lincoln Presidential Museum, Springfield, Illinis 2007	Living
14		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Family: WHEELER Warren Francis "Ike"/KOUKAL Cleda Marie (F19) Family: WHEELER James Ernest "Jim"/Living (F29)
15		A burial place has been located. Need a headstone photo.	FOWLER Rex Daniel (Burial) SHONSEY Martha Geraldine "Jere" (Burial)
16		A gathering of Simpson and Newby cousins. In back, L-R: Bess Simpson, Affie Newby Hart, Lulu Newby; in front, L-R: Myrtle Newby, Pearl Newby, Bertha Simpson. This photo was taken before early February, 1918 when Bertha died at the age of 28. Bertha never married. It is believed the photo was taken in Elk City, Oklahoma where Affie Newby Hart lived.	NEWBY Affie Elsie NEWBY Myrtle NEWBY Pearlie SIMPSON Bertha Mignon SIMPSON Bessie
17		A second wedding photo of John Koukal and Ruth Hetherington	Family: KOUKAL John Andrew/HETHERINGTON Ruth Margaret (F352) (Married)
18		Aaltje "Alice" Bult, wife of Hendrik "Henry" Noord	BULT Aaltje "Alice"
19		Adlai West Wheeler	WHEELER Adlai West
20		Adminstration Building, Missouri State Hospital for the Insane, Nevada, Missouri The massive building was completed in 1887 and was the largest single building in the state of Missouri at that time. The beautiful towers and trim were removed during the 1950's. The buildings were torn down in 1999.	State Hospital Cemetery, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri HORN George W. (Death)
21		Aerial view of St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, Gratiot, Wisconsin Located about 3/4 miles southeast of Gratiot, Wisconsin on Village Road.	St. Joseph's Cemetery, Gratiot, Lafayette Co, Wisconsin
22		Aerial view of the village of Rozsochy, Moravia, Czech Republic	Rozsochy, Moravia, Czech Republic
23		Ahenny crosses, in graveyard, with globe segments and tops Ahenny is the birthplace of Margaret Doyle, wife of Michael O'Shaughnessy. From Carrick-on-Suir take the R 697 North, after 5 kilometres take a left at Scrogh Bridge then take the next right. Two kilometres down this road there is a church on your right, the crosses are in a field immediately to the right of the church.	Ahenny, County Tipperary, Ireland
24		Ahenny Irish High Cross-North The North Cross stands at 3.13 metres high, and has a mitre shaped cap-stone typical of other crosses in the Ossory group, such as the decorated west cross at Kilkieran. Situated: In Ahenny, County Tipperary. From Carrick-on-Suir take the R 697 North, after 5 kilometres take a left at Scrogh Bridge then take the next right. Two kilometres down this road there is a church on your right, the crosses are in a field immediately to the right of the church. Well sign posted.	Ahenny, County Tipperary, Ireland
25		Ahenny Irish High Cross-South The South Cross stands at 3.90 metres high, ca. 8th (or early 9th?) century. From Carrick-on-Suir take the R 697 North, after 5 kilometres take a left at Scrogh Bridge then take the next right. Two kilometres down this road there is a church on your right, the crosses are in a field immediately to the right of the church.	Ahenny, County Tipperary, Ireland
26		Aisne-Marne American Cemetery and Memorial The Aisne-Marne Cemetery Memorial, 42.5 acres in extent, is situated at the foot of the hill on which stands Belleau Wood where many of those buried in the cemetery lost their lives. During World War I, it was one of the temporary wartime cemeteries established by the Army’s Graves Registration Service, and was known as the American Expeditionary Forces’ Cemetery No. 1764 - Belleau Wood. A photograph of the temporary cemetery hangs in the superintendent’s office in the Visitors’ Building. In 1921, Congress authorized retention of the cemetery as one of eight permanent World War I military cemeteries on foreign soil. The following year an agreement was signed with the government of France granting its use as a military cemetery in perpetuity free of charge or taxation. The permanent cemetery is named for the World War I campaign area in which it is located.	Aisne-Marne American Cemetery , France
27		Al Wheeler on his California Highway Patrol motorcycle Photo taken ca. 1941-42 at his home on 87th Avenue in Oakland, California	WHEELER Alfred Eugene "Al"
28		Al Wheeler, California Highway Patrol Al was a motorcycle patrolman with the CHP in the 1940's. Notice the pearl handled pistol on his right hip.	WHEELER Alfred Eugene "Al"
29		Albertha Elizabeth (Hales) Crall, wife of Fred Crall	HALES Albertha Elizabeth
30		Albina M. Svoboda Photo taken ca. 1902 when Albina was about 29 years old. She never married.	SVOBODA Albina M.
31		Albrechtice #30, Albrechtice, Moravia, the home of our Svoboda ancestors	Albrechtice Albrechtice #30, Moravia, Czech Republic CERNÝ Anna JOZIFEK Katerina PADRTKA Josefa SVOBODA Albina M. SVOBODA Antonia SVOBODA Františka "Frances" SVOBODA Jakub SVOBODA Jan Josef "John", Sr. SVOBODA Josefa "Josie" A. SVOBODA Joseph, Sr. SVOBODA Juliana "Julia" F. SVOBODA Maria "Mary"
32		Alexander C. and Susannah Jane (Felix) Files with their grandsons, Harry and Edwin Files	FELIX Susannah Jane FILES Alexander Chapman FILES Edwin Ernest FILES Harry Oliver
33		Alexander Sherman and Louisa Jane (Epperson) Simpson	Family: SIMPSON Alexander Sherman/EPPERSON Louisa Jane "Janie" (F83)
34		Alexander Sherman Simpson	SIMPSON Alexander Sherman
35		Alfred Eugene Wheeler, May 1967	WHEELER Alfred Eugene "Al"
36		Alfred Wheeler, his wife Josephine (Ingrafia) "Jo", and her daughter by a previous marriage, Delores "Dolly" who was adopted by Al Photo taken ca. 1937-38	Living INGRAFFIA Josephine Carmelita "Jo" WHEELER Alfred Eugene "Al"
37		All Souls Cemetery, Long Beach, California Status: Located	All Souls Cemetery, Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
38		Alton Military Prison, 1861	HORN James K. (Death)
39		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living
40		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living
41		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Family: Living/Living (F1732)
42		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living
43		Angela, wife of Michael Wilson	--?-- Angela
44		Anna Cerný, ca. 1903	CERNÝ Anna
45		Anna Crall, wife of William Henry Hales, on her wedding day 24 November 1898.	CRALL Anna C.
46		Another aerial view of the village of Rozsochy, Moravia, Czech Republic	Rozsochy, Moravia, Czech Republic
47		Anton Slavicek, son of Matéj and Františka (Svoboda) Slavicek	SLAVICEK Anton
48		Arthur Cemetery, officially known as Arthur Bourbon-Lowes Cemeteries	Arthur Cemetery, Arthur, Douglas County, Illinois
49		Arthur Dell and Nelly (Garrison) Miller	GARRISON Nelly MILLER Arthur Dell
50		Arthur Dell Miller	MILLER Arthur Dell