Pine Bend Day Book - FamilyImages- powered by SmugMug

The day book from the mission at Pine Bend, Mahnomen County, Minnesota is courtesy of Shelby Goodwin. The scan of the day book is incomplete. For more information on many of the families featured in these images, see http://forefolk.homestead.com/AliceFrancesSheppard.html. To search for images by keyword, look here http://familyimages.smugmug.com/keyword.

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familyimages > Page 67. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

familyimages > Page 68, The Family of Scott and Malinda Goodwin. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

familyimages > Page 70, William Bunker and Lottie (nee Goodwin) Bunker (abt. 1870 - 1941). Lottie is the daughter of George Goodwin and Nancy (nee Laprairie) Goodwin. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

familyimages > Page 71, William Bunker and Lottie (nee Goodwin) Bunker continued. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

familyimages > Page 72, Henry Goodwin (1866 - 1942) and Susan (nee Skunk) Goodwin. Henry is the son of George Goodwin and Nancy (nee Laprairie) Goodwin. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

familyimages > Page 73, Henry Goodwin and Susan (nee Skunk) Goodwin continued. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

familyimages > Page 74, Scott (abt. 1864 - 1920) and Mary Porter. Scott is the son of Duane Porter and Mary (nee Laprairie) Porter. Scott's second wife, Ellen (1879 - 1964), is the daughter of George Goodwin and Nancy (nee Laprairie) Goodwin. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

familyimages > Page 75, Scott and Mary Porter continued. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

Page 67. Image courtesy of Shelby Goodwin.

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