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Page 2-Headstones from Lake City Cemetery
Page 3-The family of Kimberly Ann Shermeta-Mueller
Page 4-John Shackleton & daughter Gertrude; John b. About 1840 in Scotland; m. Elizabeth Kay;
Gertrude, b. 8 January 1895; d. 1961 in Toronto; m. Edmond Wright
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Page 5-Norman Shackleton (son of John Shackleton and Elizabeth Kay)
Page 6-Elizabeth Kay (wife of John Shackleton)
Page 7-Albert Victor Shackleton & son, Frank Shackleton (Albert was son of John Shackleton & Elizabeth Kay)
The following 3 pages (page 8, 9 & 10) are pictures that appeared in Newsletters, I am sorry if they are not all perfect, I did my best to enhance them. If you are interested in seeing a certain picture and I don't have it here, Email me and I will try to get it here!
Page 8-Luman Shackelton; Jennie Shackelton; Hattie Shackelton; and John Ogden Shackelton
Page 9-Charles Shackelton; George Eugene Shackelton; Delmar Mathias Shackelton; wedding of Mary Lucille Shackelton and Joseph Walter Jorgensen
Page 10-Benjamin Shackelton home in Walnut, Kansas (please see page 15 for a recent picture of this home!); Earl Shackelton with his popcorn wagon
We have found the link! The photo of George Remember Buffum is in a homemade picture frame that was made by Perkins Wentworth Shackleton (from the family of John Shackleton and Anna Ault)
Page 11-Picture of a photo of George Remember Buffum
Page 12-Back of the photo of George Remember Buffum; this has all the writing on it, that connected this family to John Shackleton and Anna Ault, an unconnected family
Page 13-Pictures of headstones for the unconnected family of Stephen Shackleton in Jewell County, Kansas
Page 14-Pictures of Stephen Shackleton & Family -Many thanks to Sarah Shackleton Larson for these pictures!!
Page 15-Recent picture of Benjamin Shackelton home-Many thanks to Gerry Kempton for this photo!!
Page 16-Picture of the home of Levi Shackelton in Ludington, Michigan-Thanks to Tom Snow!!
