Flora Mangan ran a store and Post Office on Guemes, 1877

Women of Anacortes

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Photocopy of Flora (mother, 2nd from the left) and her six children. Back row, l to r : Mabel, Flora, Asineth (Sena) and Adelaide (Addie) Front row, l to r: Jeremiah (Jerry), Cepheus, and Wallis (Wally) — Anacortes Historic Photo Archive

By C.E. Wightman of La Conner of "Pioneers and Officers, July 4, 1894" on Guemes Island. Names are written on back. This group picture is of citizens of Anacortes, most of great importance to our history. Mr. Johnson, Cepheus Woodcock, Mr. and Mr

Timothy and Flora Mangan family (10 people) and home on Guemes Island. Several of those in this photo can be seen in WF 0054 which was taken the same day. Note pet deer at left and tent in center. They homesteaded around 1871 on Guemes Island. Manga

First wharf and house of Timothy and Flora (Woodcock) Mangan. They homesteaded around 1871 on the south shore of Guemes Island. Three people are in photo at left. Note evidence of forest fire. (Fire swept through the island in 1885) The Mangans also

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