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Lois Roland Pollock, 1930
Lois Roland Pollock (1911-1974), daughter of Alonzo and Anna Smith Roland, holding her own daughter, Iris Pollock. -
Donald Parker, Indiantown telegrapher, 1929
Telegrapher Oscar Donald Parker (1907-1961), who was able to receive ship radio reports of the 1928 hurricane and then warn people to escape to safe ground.
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Maggie and Early Priest, c. 1945
Margaret "Maggie" Janet Durham Priest (1897-1974) and William Earl Priest (1888-1953) in front of their truck. The Priests moved to Indiantown with their daughters in 1918.
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Willie and Jack Parker, c. 1904
Two of the five children of the William and Julia Parker. -
William and Julia Parker, c. 1940
William Sherman "Will" Parker (1869-1952) and Julia Whidden Parker (1874-1952) brought their family to Indiantown around 1910 to join Julia's sister Adeline Whidden Rowell and her family.
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Joe Bowers' home in Indiantown, 1940
Log cabin of Joe Bowers (1869-1945), pioneer settler of Indiantown, built at age 69 for his new bride, Illa Mae Sutton, 24. -
Joe Bowers and his horse, Pansey, c. 1940
Joe Bowers (1870-1945), pioneer settler of Indiantown, cattleman, citrus grower, and trading post operator. -
Francis and Annie Platt, 1932
Annie Amanda Mizell Platt (1851-1933) and Francis Marion Platt (1849-1937), early settlers of Indiantown. Taken at their 64th wedding anniversary, published in the Atlanta Journal, 20 Nov 1932. Francis Marion Platt came to Indiantown in about 1890 with wife Annie, and named the town "Annie." -
Seminole man and girl with tent, c. 1915
Young man and girl with a tent. Published in the book The Seminoles of Florida : Illustrated by Minnie Moore-Willson. New York : Moffat, Yard and Company, 1916, with the caption: "A picturesque group, Seminoles of the Cow Creek band." Poor copy. -
Seminole family, c. 1915
Published in the book The Seminoles of Florida : Illustrated by Minnie Moore-Willson. New York : Moffat, Yard and Company, 1916, with the caption: A Seminole group of the Tallahassee band, known as the Cow Creeks. A people without a country."