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Filters: Collection Name: "Mack Smith Kesler" Date: "1911" Collection: "uum_map"
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1 Joseph F. Smith and Edna. Circa 1914P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n006
2 Joseph Smith preaching to American Indians, engraving. [01]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n01_04_001
3 Joseph F. Smith. 1911, Thomas Studios [01]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n01_05_001
4 Joseph F. Smith and Edna, Circa 1914, see folder 1, number 6P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n01_05_003
5 Joseph F. Smith and Counselors. (First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) [01]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n01_05_006
6 Joseph F. Smith on left with his Counselors, see folder 1, number 26P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n01_05_008
7 A. P. Kesler seated on left side of picture [01]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n01_11_002
8 The Pratt apartment in Coatesville, Pennsylvania [01]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n01_12_001
9 Left to right: A. P. Kesler Jr. Donnette Kesler, Marion Kesler, and Henry Kesler. Address of Donnette Kesler on back of photograph. 1569 E. 17th SouthP0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n020
10 The Pratt apartment in Coatesville, Pennsylvania [02]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n022
11 A. P. Kesler seated on left side of picture [02]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n023
12 Joseph F. Smith. 1911. Thomas Studios [02]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n025
13 Joseph F. Smith on left with his CounselorsP0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n026
14 Joseph F. Smith and Counselors. (First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) [02]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n030
15 Donnette S. Kesler and probably Henry Kesler on porch of Kesler Apartments at 264 North State Street. Circa 1913P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n037
16 Joseph Smith preaching to American Indians, engraving [02]P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n039
17 Left to right: Alonzo Pratt Kesler, Ellen Kesler, Clara Olivia Kesler and spouse (?), George H. Crow. Photo taken across State Street from Kesler Apartments built by S. D. Kesler, 268 North State Street and are still standing. A.P. was killed from a fall from scaffolding in the alley between the two buildings in 1918P0845 Mack Smith KeslerP0845n051
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