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The Imans and related families meet in a public park
in Stevenson, Washington each year for a great reunion. Here's an example
of what happens when the Imans, Moores, Shawcross, Bevans, Tritto, Woodward,
and Manning clans get together with the Hydukes, Alberts, Browns, and
Ruby families.
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Flora Adalia Iman was born March 24, 1856 at the Upper
Cascades (Stevenson, Washington). She was long the oldest living native
daughter of Skamania County and is thought to be the first white child
born in the county. She married a Norwegian by the name of Charles Morgan
at seventeen, and later decided she'd be happier with Ira Foster, (an
Iowa transplant) with whom she had seven children. She was a housewife,
a good piano player, made great homemade noodles and patchwork quilts.
She died as Mrs. Flora A. Nix. in 1949 shortly after her 93rd birthday
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Flora with her family at Yuletide in 1950. Fron the
left are Hattie, Lena (Leana), Ira, Betty, Flora, Ruby (Moore), Pearl,
and Fenner.
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 Leo Moore
Sr. at the cabin presented to him upon retirement from the U.S. Forest
Service, Gifford Pinochet National Forest near Carson, Washington.
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 Ruby and
Leo Moore
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Ruby Moore Jr., 1927
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Sons of Ruby Moore: (from left) Walt Bevans, Wade Bevans,
Glen Gevans, Sam Moore, Kelly Moore, Leo Moore Jr. |
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Ruby Moore's dauther, Iola Moore Albert and Alfred
Albert on their 50th anniversary -- with their children 9j 1997 (from
left) Lori Brown, Lisa Brown (Goff), Virginia Brown, Darrell Brown Jr.,
Melody Grown-Shinokis
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Jack Estes, the step-father of Alfred Albert, and mother
Sarah Luvside - 1942
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 Ruby Moore
Sweeny
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 Ray and Norris
Joyce
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 Unknown soujourners
from a family album -- perhaps same as below.
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 Mary Moore
(Iola's sister) at home in Stevenson with 3-year old Alfred Jr., 2 years
old in 1938.
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 Lena and Hattie,
daughters of Flora Iman with children, on tour to Salt Lake, Utah.
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