Rachel Hannah Kunz Koeven

 Sheila Meservy wrote "Yes this was our house in Georgetown. After Dad lost the dry farm, and the nice home, we had to move into an old log house that belonged to J.L. Kovene -grandma. After a few years, Dad moved a granary that was down in a pasture up near the road, and we lived in it, while he built the rest of the house onto it (around the granary). On the far right side of the house, you can see the line (beside the windows) that was where the granary ended. Mom planted some beautiful peonies which we loved, along the front of the house. We had no lawn-only dirt."

Amos, Sheila, Kaye, Bernice Koeven

Brent Schindler Upon a closer look, Mother Colleen Jenson Schindler and I think that (from L to R), the 2nd person is Grandma Florence Jenson, the 3rd person is Grandpa Andy Jenson. Rachel Hannah Kunz and Mary Ann Roberts Kunz are on the right.

Rachel Hannah Kunz and Loretta Blanche Kunz at college.

Rachel Hannah Kunz and Veda her school teacher friend.

Rachel Hannah Kunz Koeven funeral

Rachel Hanna Kunz Koeven Cemetery.

Rachel Hannah Kunz Koeven, Logan Cemetery

Bernice Koeven, Rachel Kunz Koeven, Isaac Koeven

Bernice, Kaye & Rachel Koeven

Rachel, Sheila, Amos, Kaye, Bernice Koeven

Rachel's room

Brent Schindler This brought back a lot of memories for my Mom. She has been in this home many times. She remembers how smart Aunt Rachel was. Once my mom mentioned that she couldn't find a swim suit to wear for her swimming class -- so Aunt Rachel made her a swim suit from remnants. Aunt Rachel lived in the 4th Ward. Theodore Burton (who was a general authority) was the Bishop. He asked Aunt Rachel to speak in church which she did. The talk was so good that people never stopped talking about it!

Mary & Rachel at the Logan Temple

Loretta Blanche Kunz & Amos Koeven

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