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Some of our Girls: 1901

Submitted by Christoph Traugott on Thu, 02/28/2019 - 4:28pm.
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In front of A. & O. Hucke's Booth, hardware, stoves, paints, bicycles and sporting goods, 17 and 19 East Main Street, Belleville, Illinois. Photo taken by Samuel Peake Hyde, b. Feb 17, 1850, St. Francisville, Clark, Missouri; d. April 28, 1921, Belleville, St. Clair, Illinois., son of Edwin C. Hyde and Elizabeth Hyde. Samuel was a clerk for J. G. Green Company, 1867, and then worked with his father at E.C. Hyde & Co., Storage and Commission, 4 South Commercial Street, Belleville, IL. Sam resided at 37 North Douglas, Belleville.

In front of A. & O. Hucke's Booth, hardware, stoves, paints, bicycles and sporting goods, 17 and 19 East Main Street, Belleville, Illinois.

Photo taken by Samuel Peake Hyde, b. Feb 17, 1850, St. Francisville, Clark, Missouri; d. April 28, 1921, Belleville, St. Clair, Illinois., son of Edwin C. Hyde and Elizabeth Hyde. Samuel was a clerk for J. G. Green Company, 1867, and then worked with his father at E.C. Hyde & Co., Storage and Commission, 4 South Commercial Street, Belleville, IL. Sam resided at 37 North Douglas, Belleville.

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