This barn, still in use today, was the U. S. Cavalry barn for "F" troop in Pleasanton, Kansas
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- Though the book does not name the Makemson/Mekems...
- The story of Ft. Mifflin.
- The entrance to Ft. Mifflin. The fort is near the...
- The Ft. Mifflin ranger holding the Ft. Mifflin fla...
- The story of the Ft. Mifflin flag.
- A birds eye view of Ft. Mifflin.
- Bill and Jan inside the tower.
- Bill gets a closer look at the inscriptions of the...
- The art work on the outside of the bell tower.
- The bell tower at Valley Forge.
- The Makemson/Mekemson men were recognized for thei...
- Mom and Dad and me in about 1942.
- Emmet Makemson in about 1942.
- Now this was a car. I believe it was my Dad's fi...
- My Dad, Emmet Makemson, at Camp Robinson, North Li...
- This barn, still in use today, was the U. S. Caval...
- My Dad, Emmet Makemson, and my Mom, Suzie Thomas M...
- My Dad, Emmet Makemson, and his 1936 Ford. This ca...
- My Dad, Emmet Makemson, and his horse in the U. S....
- My Dad, Emmet Ray Makemson, as a young man.
- My Uncle Oscar Makemson and one of his children.
- My Uncle Oscar Makemson and his team of blacks.
- My cousins Helen and Monte Williams my Dad, Emmet,...
- Cousin Helen Williams and my Dad, Emmet Makemson (...
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