W-1923-DLMH.DOC
Generation
+2 Grandson of William Landau of
Oberlin Ks; Son of Son #4
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1923 Landau-Hamilton |
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born |
1923-01-22 Darrell Wayne Landau Oberlin KS |
1929-12-04 Mary F Hamilton Mc Cook NB |
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married |
1949-09-18 Oberlin Ks |
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died |
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father |
1894
Rell Fredrick Landau |
1904 Archibald Hamilton |
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mother |
1896 Ila Alberta Landau |
1904 Lola Fern Koehler |
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#1
child |
1953-11-12
Julia Ann Landau Kansas City Mo |
19xx
John R Richards |
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#2 |
1954-03-08 Monica Sue Landau Kansas City Mo |
19xx Bryan Bluff |
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#3 |
1960-02-29 David Hamilton Landau Garden Grove |
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Lived
at: Leoti Ks 1949, Mead Ks 1951, KC KS 1952, Mission Ks 1953, Garden Grove Ca
1955>

Mary Hamilton,
sisters class mate & next door neighbor girl, who helped push my Model-T’s
to get them started.

Mary with her father
Archie Hamilton

Warren Kump, Arthur
Hamilton, Myron Johnson, Darrell Landau & Mary Hamilton, Marjorie Landau,
Phyllis Landau, Barbra Sixbury
At front Steve &
_____ Hamilton

Darrell & Mary
Landau

At first home Leoti
KS, where Darrell was a Civil Engineer with KS HiWay Dept

Spook, the center of
attention

Spook at Lolas

HiWay Dept GMC Carry
all at left, at right going to work
Built and installed swamp airconditioner in left window. Grandmothers 1/8 hp washing machine motor, driving a Ford radiator fan from Lee Kump, blasted Mary right out of kitchen when turned on!! Rain driven by strong west wind blew water through conditioner flooding Mary’s floor.

First Visitors


Mary & Vera
Calkins both preparing for motherhood

Mary at piano we
bought while in Meade KS and Mary in KCKS apt knitting in wedding gift Leoti
chair

I believe it’s about
time

Arrival # 1 Julia Landau, the new voice in the house

same face years later




That mail box migrated
to CA & was used for 40 years until Mary simply wanted a new one


Julia & Monica

Home in Garden Grove CA purchased in 1955 for $18,500 using the GI bill. Brazilian Pepper tree on right Carob tree left. David and other kids hit young carob tree with ball bat, killing the top. Lower branches thrived causing it to become a beautiful tree. Mary was allergic to it’s blossoms and in 1998 it had to go. Some if it’s beautiful wood was cut into boards and now graces the inside of the house as a desk.




***O***
The California home
will be a separate chapter

About 1960


Julia and Mary at
1998 19th BG reunion

Mary 1999
That’s all for now
Folks.