Law Land and Elizabeth Sykes |
Law Land | |
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Law Land
Stamped on back of photo
"Pichards's Penny Photos |
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Law Land |
Law Land's Family in Philadelphia Law Land's mother, Lydia Law Land, and her eight youngest children immigrated to Philadelphia in 1882. Lydia Land's daughter, Polly Land, married John Wooler in Philadelphia in 1891. Polly Land Wooler and two of her granddaughters visited Smithtown, circa 1942/43. They spent a day at the beach with, Helen Land, Agnes Goehle Land, and Agnes's sisters, Nellie and Betty. Agnes Goehle Land was the wife of Bud Land, the grandson of Law Land by his son, Percy. | |
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Helen with the Wooler sisters. Betty Goehle in forground. | Nellie Goehle, a Wooler sister, Agnes Goehle Land and Betty Goehle |
Elizabeth Sykes Land | |
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Elizabeth and Percy | Elizabeth |
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Meta and Elizabeth Tony Land also provided a copy of this photo |
Elizabeth |
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Elizabeth with her grandson, Joseph Land, the son of
Joseph Land Helen Land sent a copy of this photo to Elizabeth Land Fairchild, the daughter of Joseph Land and the sister of the child Elizabeth is holding Helen wrote in her notes regarding this photo " Grandma and Joey. I took this one at our home in Smithtown sometime after 1926. After Grandpa died February 26, 1926. I don't know when Joey was born--- You may be able to tell haw old he was" |
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Elizabeth with day lilies Tony Land also provided a copy of this photo |
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Annie Petermann Wulpern, Elizabeth Sykes and Meta Petermann Land, circa 1939 | The Garden Club |
The Children of Law and Elizabeth | |
Law and Elizabeth had nine children:
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Norman Land (left) and Joseph Land (right) |
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According to Helen Land, the young woman on the left is Ruth Land and the young woman on the right is Mary Edna Land. |
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Mary Edna Land and Paul Weidenkeller (?). | |
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The Hauppague baseball team included three of the
children of Law and Elizabeth; Clarence, Percy and Joe | |
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Bud Land made xeroxes of this picture and wrote the
names of all the players on the copies. According to Bud Back row: Percy Land, Arthur Sanford, Joe Land, Jesse Nichols, and Clarence Land |
This picture was published in Smithtown 1660-1929 by Noel J Gish. According to the book it dates to circa 1910. According to Bud it dates to the 1920. Joe Land was born in 1896, so the picture is more likely circa 1920. Collection of Bud Land, now in the possession of Justina Land Leler |
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Percy Land on left, unkown, Joe Land, unknown |
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Norman Land's Wedding January 4, 1921 Meta, Percy, Elizabeth, Norman and Law |
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Norman Land's Wedding January 4, 1921 Madeline Moir Land, Meta, Norman, Elizabeth and Law |
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Christmas circa 1930 Home of Meta and Percy Gentleman from the left: Joseph Land, Frank Courier, Percy Land, Paul Weidenkeller, and Clarence Land Ladies from the left: Addie Land Mosley, Mary (Joe's wife), Ethel Land Courier, Meta Petermann Land, Ruth Land Weidenkeller, and Victoria Grace Land |
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Christmas circa 1930 Home of Meta and Percy From the left: Victoria, Joseph, Ruth, Meta, Paul, Percy, Addie, Ethel, Clarence, Mary and Frank |
There is another photo in this series. However, it is quite damaged. since there were so few photos of the siblings. I salvaged what I could. |
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![]() | Ruth | Joe | Ethel and Frank |
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![]() | Addie | Clarence |
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Joseph Land's wife, Mary, and daughter,
Elizabeth Ann (Libby) circa 1920 Labeled on the back "Auntie Mary & Elizabeth Ann" | |
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According to Bud Land, Joseph Land won the election for
Receiver of Taxes in Smithtown.
This election campaign card was found by one of Peggie and Charlie Edgar's kids when they were doing renovations in their house in 2000. |
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Joseph Albert Land in his WW II uniform Joseph Albert Land was the son of Joseph Land and his wife, Mary. According to Bud Land, Joseph was captured in the Battle of the Bulge, suffered in POW camps, and died of malnutrition in Germany at a time when his parents owned a restarant in Smithtown. |
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After WWII, Joseph Land and his family moved to
Lyme, N.H. where they owned a hotel. A postcard of Joseph and Mary Land's hotel in Lyme, New Hampshire |
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