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Object ID
2851
Title
Esther (Bessie) McKee standing in front of the McKee house before the porch was added in 1938
Date
1938.
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Esther (Bessie) McKee standing in front of the McKee house before the porch was added in 1938.
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McKee House
The McKee House was constructed some time after 1914 on land owned by Margaret and Catherine McPhail which they had acquired from Angus McPhail in 1912. The cabin was built in 1938 by Samuel McCleery McKee. The structure is rectangular in shape made of log, one story, crawl space, hip cedar shake root and a full open front verandah. Samuel lived there until his death in 1956, at which time the property was willed to his two daughters. It is believed the daughters sold the property immediately. There was an artesian well off the north east corner of the cabin. The family lived without phone or electricity until after WWII.
McKee, Elizabeth Ester (Bessie) (nee Marshall)
Elizabeth Ester (also known as Bessie) Marshall was born October 12, 1886. She married John Alexander Peacock on March 14, 1917 and later married Samuel McCleery McKee. Elizabeth Esther McKee died on October 4, 1946.
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