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Looking for the Son of Ghoul?
His new official website is at:
His new official website is at:
However, a glimpse of his old
website can be seen by going to
the Wayback Machine.
website can be seen by going to
the Wayback Machine.
For more information about the Massillon
Woman's Club building, see the links on
my Five Oaks 1 page:
Woman's Club building, see the links on
my Five Oaks 1 page:
The current website for Saint Mary's is at:
You can see some of the old website by
visiting the Wayback Machine:
visiting the Wayback Machine:
For more information, see my page at
Saint Mary's 1:
Saint Mary's 1:
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May 4, 2008
This is the house I
grew up in, at
1116 First Street N.E.
in Massillon.
This picture was taken
before the brown
shingles were put up.
grew up in, at
1116 First Street N.E.
in Massillon.
This picture was taken
before the brown
shingles were put up.
"My City Was Gone"
We knew they
intended someday to
tear them down, but
we had no warning
just before it was done.
Google Earth still had
pictures of what it
used to look like from
above.
We knew they
intended someday to
tear them down, but
we had no warning
just before it was done.
Google Earth still had
pictures of what it
used to look like from
above.
This was Christmas,
in the early 1960s.
Eric Haubert
born 1958
in the early 1960s.
Eric Haubert
born 1958
Here is an old
postcard from the
1950s.
postcard from the
1950s.
This is the inside.
These pictures were
taken in the early
1960s.
These pictures were
taken in the early
1960s.
Some family photos
include neighbor's
houses in the
background.
None of these houses
are there anymore.
They were all torn
down in late 2007.
Many buildings in the
area had been torn
down previously, over
the course of many
years.
include neighbor's
houses in the
background.
None of these houses
are there anymore.
They were all torn
down in late 2007.
Many buildings in the
area had been torn
down previously, over
the course of many
years.
Albert Haubert
born 1904 - died 1998
Stella (Garver) Haubert
born 1883 - died 1963
Mary (King) Haubert
born 1907- died 1993
born 1904 - died 1998
Stella (Garver) Haubert
born 1883 - died 1963
Mary (King) Haubert
born 1907- died 1993
From left:
grandfather
great-grandmother
On right:
grandmother
grandfather
great-grandmother
On right:
grandmother
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Lucy (Brobeil) Sanford
born 1884 - - died 1964
born 1884 - - died 1964
Stella (Garver) Haubert
born 1883 - died 1963
born 1883 - died 1963
Mary (King) Haubert
born 1907- died 1993
born 1907- died 1993
Lucy (Sanford) Paul
born 1913 - - died 1991
born 1913 - - died 1991
Left to right, above:
great-grandmother Haubert
Grandma Haubert
Grandma Paul
great-grandmother Sanford
Picture taken on Monnot -- 1957
great-grandmother Haubert
Grandma Haubert
Grandma Paul
great-grandmother Sanford
Picture taken on Monnot -- 1957
Grandma Paul's house on
Monnot was sold at auction,
and torn down shortly
afterward; (mid 1980s).
Monnot Place N.W.
Canton, Ohio
Monnot was sold at auction,
and torn down shortly
afterward; (mid 1980s).
Monnot Place N.W.
Canton, Ohio
Victor Paul - - (Vic)
born 1906 - - died 1954
born 1906 - - died 1954
My maternal
grandparents, with my
mother and my aunt
grandparents, with my
mother and my aunt
Lucy (Sanford) Paul
born 1913 - - died 1991
born 1913 - - died 1991
I didn't know some of these people below, but I had their
pictures. The over-sized picture could not be scanned
correctly, because it wouldn't fit onto the scanning bed. That's
why it is blurry. The scanners should be made so there is no
rim around the edge blocking large pictures.
pictures. The over-sized picture could not be scanned
correctly, because it wouldn't fit onto the scanning bed. That's
why it is blurry. The scanners should be made so there is no
rim around the edge blocking large pictures.