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| Zuany Nida and son, Randall C. Nida, Jr.
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida)  Nida Family Photos 2014/7/13 0:54
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| Mother and son at local party. |
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| The Weissen Lamm Inn, Kleinfischlingen, Germany
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) Nida Family Photos 2014/7/13 0:56
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| Hans Georg von Nida was the landlord of "The White Lamb Inn" in 1750. The house in 1998 was occupied by a Kammerman family. It was the birthplace of the original immigrant to America in my family line. |
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| The von Nida Winery Gardens
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) Nida Family Photos 2014/7/13 1:12
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| This photo was taken in 1998 in Kleinfischlingen, Germany of the family winery. It was closed in 1990 after producing fine wines for over 250 years. |
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| The Hezekiah C. Nida Family ca1910
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) People 2007/8/27 3:13
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This picture is believed to have been taken on the day of the funeral of Hezy's wife, Ella (Patton) Nida.
L to R - Hezy Nida and children Annie, Kenna, Roxie, Whirley, Roy, John and Arch.
Roy was the father and Hezy the grandfather of Jack Nida.
Submitted by Jack Nida |
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| The Family von Nida - Our family history book
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) Nida Family Photos 2014/7/13 1:05
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| This book contained over 1,100 pages of family members and 150 pictures, some over 100 years old. There are also some recent pictures of Kleinfischlingen, Germany, the home of our immigrant forefather. It is out of print but a third printing is available. |
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| The Family von Nida - 2004
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) Nida Family Photos 2014/7/13 1:02
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| This third book regarding the history of our family contains 1616 pages with over 150 pictures and 20,000 names in the index. Information received from all over the world from family members is greatly appreciated so that we can share this data with you. |
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| The Family of Lindsey Fleming & Roxie (Nida) Smith, ca1922
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) People 2007/10/28 5:55
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Children l to r - Goldie, Clyde, Audrie, Georgia
Lind Smith was one of fourteen children of Lindsey Epison Smith and a devoutly religious man. He married Roxie Ellen Nida on 28 Mar 1915 at Newton. They had eight children and lived on a farm at Stoney Lonesome, a branch of Grannies Creek. He died in the snow on the road while walking to church services. Lindsey and Roxie are buried in the Smith Cemetery on Stony Lonesome near Newton, WV. The family Bible gives "Rocksey's" birth date as September 7, 1899. However, the Roane County Birth Records gives a birth date of 18 Jul 1898 and in another entry as 05 Sep 1900. I have accepted the family Bible as the correct date. Roxie helped to care for her sister, Annie Hensley, after Annie had a stroke. |
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| The Community of Amma, ca. 1950
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) Places 2007/8/27 3:23
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The community of Amma, Roane Co., WV ca1950 some 20 years before construction of Interstate 79. The Amma Post Office and Greely Jarvis store is at center of photo. The Amma School is located a hundred yards to the East of the post office. The Roy Nida home is located in the extreme right area of the photo with a farm pond beside it. The United Fuel Gas Co. pumping station was located between the Amma School and the Nida home. The Amma Methodist Church and cemetery is located at the extreme left side and in the center of the picture.
Submitted by Jack Nida |
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| The Amma School
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) Schools 2007/8/27 3:19
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The Amma School, a two room school with kitchen, is now the Amma Senior Citizens building. I attended this school from 1937 to 1943. Changes noted recently were air conditioners, a ramp for the handicapped, and a well house has been built which now has an electric pump. My teachers were Maxine (Carper) Byrd, Lena Cobb, Madge (Looney) Crane, Orva (Engle) Malm, and Dewey Ashley. The bathrooms were about thirty yards to the east of this building, one for the boys and one for the girls. There are plans to tear down this building and construct a new one for the Senior Citizens Activities when adequate funds are available. Most all of the one room and two room schools in Roane County have now been torn down. My mother, Ruby (Looney) Nida, taught at many of them including Amma, Newton, Pine Grove, Sunny Hill, Big Pigeon, Beech Hill, Roadside and probably others that I have forgotten.
Submitted by Jack Nida 2000 |
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| Sandi Nida
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) Nida Family Photos 2014/7/13 1:07
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| Our daughter - A UGA graduate & fan. |
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