4 Photos of the Prahl & Riedel Family- Denmark to Haverhill, MA & Manchester, NH

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4 Antique Photos of
Prahl Family
Denmark/Sweden to Manchester, New  Hampshire
Photos of
Christina (Anderson) Prahl
(1851-1951),
Carl T. A. C. Prahl
,
Charles Prahl
and
Oscar  Riedel
. Christina was the immigrant ancestor, her sons were Carl (also known as "Christian") and Charles, and Oscar Riedel  her son-in-law. See the descendancy chart below.
Thomas Prahl
(b.1859 Denmark) married
Christina Anderson
(1858-1947).
They had five children, all born in Denmark:
Dora Prahl
b. 1874. Married
Laurist Johnson
Carl Thomas Alfred Christian Prahl
(1876-1963). Married Nielsine Jensen. Two  children:
Allen Prahl
(1894-1894)
Oda E. Prahl
(1899-1981) married
David Boucher
in 1920 at Lynn, MA.
Charles August Prahl
(1878 Denmark-1958 Toronto, Ottawa, Canada). Married
Lizzie  Grant
in 1898 at Haverhill, MA. One son:
Douglas Prahl
(1905-1953) Married
Laretta Provost
. No children.
Lindina Prahl
, b.1881, married
Bruno Groppner
(1881-1964)
Esther Mae Groppner
(1909-1998), married
Fred Ramig
Carole Ramig
b. 1940
Esther Prahl
(1884-1958), married
Oscar Riedel
(1880-1918)
Irene Riedel
(1917-2007), married
William Cashin
in 1939.
Bonnie Cashin
, married
Richard E. Farmer
Erin Cashin Farmer
Paul Henry Farmer
Photographers:
Christina Anderson: Lindsey, Manchester, NH
Charles Prahl: Hamel, Manchester, NH
Carl Prahl: Spuhler, Haverhill, MA
Oscar Riedel: unknown (mount has been trimmed to fit frame or album)
Condition: Good overall condition.
Christina Anderson photo has spotting to image, corner/edge bumping, top of  mount has been trimmed
Charles Prahl photo has light soiling and scuffing.
Carl Prahl photo has soiling to mount, light spotting to photo
Oscar Riedel photo has light spotting and soiling, and a very light scratch upper left.
See photos.
Names written on reverse in pencil.
The watermarks are for eBay  purposes only, and do not appear on the original photos you will receive.
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