Holland and Stevens Family Photographs

Family Photographs
Burchard, Durbin, Holland, Stevens,
Kellogg, Hunn, Skinner

Family Photographs Part 1
Burchard


Charles H. Burchard 1834 - 1881 Civil War, 2nd Regiment, Illinois Cavalry	Clarinda Durbin Burchard (1843 - 1918) and grandaughter Peggy Stevens February 12, 1917

Children of Charles and Clarinda Burchard

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Charles E. Burchard
1865 - ?

Olive Martina Burchard Stevens
1867 - 1927

Richard (Dick) Burchard
1870 - ?

Alonzo (Lon ) Hezekiah Burchard
1875 - ?

Burcahrd family, circa 1910. Click on the photo to see the photograph with people labeled.

Richard Durbin (Dick) and Jenny Burchard's children


Lizzy, Cevera, and Lon Burchard, 1901	Lon, Lizzy, Cevera, Gladys, Lon, Thelma and Sylvia Burchard, circa 1911

Durbin


	Mary E. Theihoff Durbin Spaulding and Clarinda Durbin Burchard. Mary was Clarinda's niece, and was the daughter of Richard B. L. Durbin, whose parents were Richard Durbin and Lucy Logsdon.	Clarinda Durbin Burchard (1843 - 1918) and grandaughter Peggy Stevens February 12, 1917


	Clarinda Durbin and ? (possibly her older sister Minerva)	son of Minerva Durbin and Lanson Kellogg

Clarinda Durbin Burchard's brother, James F. Durbin (1854 - ?),
his wife Clarra (1855 - ?), their son Francis (1878 - ?) and his wife (?)

Blaine Alphonsus "Kid" Durbin, son of James F. Durbin. He is in the middle in the second picture. He was a professional baseball player for the Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, and the Pittsburgh Alleghenys, 1907-1909.
Click here for links to pages about him.
mini biography: http://www.armchairgm.com/Kid_Durbin
tombstone: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8128793

photo and article Oct. 10, 1808: http://www.la84foundation.org/SportsLibrary/SportingLife/1908/VOL_52_NO_05/SL5205001.pdf
baseball card http://www.starsofthediamond.com/zeenuts.html


	Charles Tiffany Hunn	Meg Durbin Hunn, sister of Clarinda Durbin Burchard	their daughter, Maud Hunn Haley


......	Maud Durbin Skinner, niece of Clarinda Durbin Burchard	Cornelia Otis Skinner and her father, Otis Skinner	Otis' mother, Cornelia Bartholomew Skinner Check out the bird on her hat!

The photographs of Maud, Cornelia Otis, and Otis Skinner are from Cornelia Otis Skinner's book,
Family Circle. 1948. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston.

Maud Durbin Skinner's tombstone

Otis Skinner also wrote an autobiography,
Footlights and Spotlights, Recollections of My Life on the Stage.
1924. The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianapolis.

More information and photographs of Otis Skinner on the internet
(Click on the first photograph to see the text and other photographs)

Descendant report of Otis Skinner, with sources

Holland

	?	1931
	Michael Holland 1862 - 1922	Katherine Lillian (Kate) O’Neill Holland 1866 - 1933	Alphonsus Holland 1903-1954

Stevens

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	Hiram Ambrose Stevens 1821 - 1901	Sarah Ann Garrett Stevens 1826 - abt 1890

Two of Hiram and Sarah Stevens' children,
twins Alonzo (Lon) and Lawson:


	Alonzo H. (Lon) Stevens 1862 - aft. 1935	Lawson Stevens (b. 1862), wife Bertie (b. 1870), and daughter Ruth or Ruby	Lawson Stevens' children, Ruby (b. 1895), Ernest (b. 1897), and Oscar (b. 1894)

The Ten Children of Lon Stevens and Olive Martina Burchard


	Thelma (7), Clare (9), Richard "Dick" (11), William "Bill" (13), Peggy (3), Red (15) circa 1913	Sarah, Dick, Olive, grandchildren Sue Keeney and Jack Stevens, and oldest son, Hiram circa 1926


The two oldest Stevens children, Hiram Stevens (b. 1885) and Mary Stevens Enstrom (b. 1886)	Hiram and his wife Alice 1909


3. Ben Stevens 1888 - ?	4. Sarah Ann Stevens Keeney 1891 - 1964	5. Durbin Garrett (Red) Stevens (1897 - ?) and his wife Alice (1907 - 1999)


	6. William J. (Bill) Stevens 1899 - 1960	7. Richard Paul (Dick) Stevens 1901 - 1966	8. Clarinda (Clare) Stevens O'Neill 1903 - 1996 with husband Frank O'Neill


Thelma, Bill, and Clare	9. Thelma Stevens Ward 1905 - 1996	Peggy and Thelma Stevens	10. Peggy Stevens Smith 1910 - 1998


Olive Burchard Stevens, daughter Peggy, grandson John, and granddaughter Mary Jane	Ralph Smith and Peggy Stevens Smith