Didsbury Alberta Canada RPPC Imlay Simms Family And Home Real Photo Postcard I39

As shown please view all of the photos. I have included a screenshot for reference only. RPPC DIDSBURY ALBERTA CANADA Imlay Simms Residence c1911 To Goldendale Washington WA Postcard Mother(sender) - Frances Adelaide Simms Imlay (Birth: June 5th, 1883 in Goldendale City, Klickitat, Washington) - (Death: December 27th, 1964 in Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo, California) Father - John Alexander Imlay (Birth: August 11th, 1869 in Woolwich, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada) - (Death: January 14th, 1917 in Hood River, Oregon) Children Son 1 (Standing with sisters) John Clifford Imlay (Birth: February 24th, 1908 in Centralia, Lewis County, Washington) - (Death: July 18th, 1980 in Centralia, Lewis County, Washington) Son 2 (Being held by mother) Gilbert Richard Imlay (Birth: February 12th, 1910 in Didsbury, Alberta, Canada) - (Death: May 1st, 1983 in Salem, Marion, Oregon) Daughter 1 (White Dress) Pauline Agnes Imlay (Birth: August 10th, 1902 in Goldendale, Washington) - (Death: December 21st, 1985 in San Jose, Santa Clara, California) Daughter 2 (Middle) Alberta Gene Imlay (Birth: March 6th, 1904 in Goldendale, Washington) - (Death: February 8th, 2001 in Lake Charles, Calcasieu, Louisiana) Daughter 3 (Girl on end, right) Bernice Isabelle Imlay (Birth: February 12th, 1906 in Goldendale, Washington) - (Death: April 22nd, 1958 in Yelm, Thurston, Washington) John & Frances Imlay also had another Son, born in c1913 (after the photo was taken) and passed away in c1913 in Marion, Oregon Arnold Sidney Imlay (Birth: January 26th, 1913 in Marion, Oregon) - (Death: March 18th, 1913 in Marion, Oregon) John Imlay (Father) was born in Woolwich, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada in c1869 and moved to Goldendale, Washington USA in c1901 at the age of 32, where he married his wife...Frances Simms Imlay In c1910 the Imlay family moved to Didsbury, Alberta, Canada where they had their son, Gilbert Richard Imlay, in which they then moved back to the USA to Marion, Oregon where they had their youngest son Arnold Sidney Imlay in c1913 who didn't survive. Standard size unless otherwise noted. Condition Description is normal wear associated with an old postcard or photo; it might have creases, corner bumps, ink, or pencil on the front. Please see photos for depiction of the condition. International shipping does not include tracking. We love our international customers, but please be informed that you may be subjected to customs charges or import taxes. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in the item price or the shipping cost. Thank you & Happy Shopping!

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