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Anna and Otto Hupfel with grandkids, c. 1955
Anna Mott Hupfel (1883-1972) and Otto Glaser Hupfel (1882-1969) sit with two grandchildren. -
Hupfel family portrait, c. 1955
Jean Marlin Hupfel (1919-1989a0 and Richard Glaser Hupfel (1916-2006) sit with their two children -
Jean and Richard Hupfel with kids, c. 1955
Jean Hupfel (1919-1989) and Richard Glaser Hupfel (1916-2006) sit with their two children. -
Hupfel family portrait, c. 1955
Hupfel family portrait taken on a screened porch. Anna Mott Hupfel (1883-1972) and Otto Glaser Hupfel (1882-1969) seated in center. Eldest son Walter Mott Hupfel (1908-1978) stands third from left. Jean Hupfel (1919-1989, holding a child) and Richard Glaser Hupfel (1916-2006) stand on the right. The young man standing second from the left may be Walter Mott Hupfel, Jr. (1934-2012). The two women seated behind Anna and Otto may be their daughters Magadalen and Sally. -
Chappelka family portrait, c. 1955
Chappelka family portrait taken at Christmas time. Arthur Henry Chappelka Sr. seated at center and holding two grandchildren. From left to right behind him are Arthur Henry "Bud" and Anne Chappelka Jr., Minnie Chappelka, Marilyn and James Chappelka and an unidentified man (possibly Clarence Chappelka). -
Kiplinger family portrait, 1981
Studio portrait of Kiplinger family with C. Gale Kiplinger on left, son, Daniel G. Kiplinger in middle and second wife, Anna Bogert Kiplinger on right. -
Randolph family portrait, 1971
Studio portrait of Sandra Randolph and her family. Sandra Randolph served as Martin County Supervisor of Elections during the 1970s.Tags Families -
Hancock family portrait, 1954
Studio portrait of Ethel "Billie" and Fred Hancock seated behind their daughter, Patricia Benson, who is holding her infant boy, named Frank Pasnini. -
Scott family portrait, 1972
Scott Family portrait taken at home. William R. "Bill" Scott (standing on right) was an attorney, director of First Federal Savings and Loan Association, scoutmaster, served two terms in the Florida State Legislature representing Martin County, and served as the attorney for both Stuart and Martin County. A small park at the corner of Mango Place and Martin Avenue was named in his honor in 2014.Tags Families -
