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Roy F. Nill Photo Album

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Interview Photograph Roy F. Nill Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]	My Parents’ Precious Day Christian & Mary (Herman) Nill [Roy F. Nill’s parents] were marred in 1916 [1916]
Herman Grandparents Since Roy F. Nill’s grandparents stayed in Russia, he only knew his Herrmann grandparents – Frederick & Johanna Herrmann	Our Last Family Photograph Back Row (left to right): Edgar Nill, Ione (Nill) Schaffer, Ann (Nill) Anderson, Roy F. Nill, and Ruth (Nill) Janke Front Row (left to right): Mary (Herman) Nill and Christian Nill
Nill Family Photograph Roy was about 6 or 7 years old Back Row (left to right): Ann (Nill) Anderson and Ruth (Nill) Janke Front Row (left to right): Christian Nill, Edgar Nill, Ione (Nill) Schaffer, Roy F. Nill, and Mary (Herman) Nill
Relatives Roy F. Nill’s father also left behind a sister. His sister married a German man, and they had only one son (photographed here).
“That’s Me” – by Roy F. Nill Roy F. Nill served in the army for 2 years during World War II. He was just 18 years old.	Left Behind Roy F. Nill’s father, Christian Nill, left Russia when he was 18 years old. He never saw his brother (photographed here), Frederich Nill, again.
Distant Relatives The Nills enjoying a visit by distant relatives from Germany Back Row (left to right): Dorthy (Gackle) Nill, Dorthy (_____) Nill, Ann Anderson, Ewald Nill, Edger Nill Front Row (left to right): Roy F. Nill, Engred Nill, Ruth (Nill) Janke
Cemetery Walk #01 Jessica Clark with Roy F. Nill at the New Beresina Cemetery near Kulm, North Dakota Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]	Cemetery Walk #02 Roy F. Nill and Jessica Clark touring the New Beresina Cemetery near Kulm, North Dakota Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Cemetery Walk #03 Roy F. Nill standing next to his parents’ headstone in the New Beresina Cemetery near Kulm, North Dakota Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]	Cemetery Walk #04 Roy F. Nill with videographer Will Clark Photograph by Jessica Clark [12 July 2007]
Cemetery Walk #05 Reinhold E. Kladun’s headstone. He’s buried in the New Beresina Cemetery near Kulm, North Dakota. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]	Cemetery Walk #06 Roy F. Nill standing next to the entrance sign at New Beresina Cemetery near Kulm, North Dakota Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #01 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. One of the many stops they made was to view the family’s old farmstead. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #02 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. One of the many stops they made was to view the family’s old farmstead. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #03 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. One of the many stops they made was to view the family’s old farmstead. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #04 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. One of the many stops they made was to view the family’s old farmstead. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #05 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. During this walk, they visited his land that’s being used for the windmill project near Edgeley, North Dakota. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #06 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. During this walk, they visited his land that’s being used for the windmill project near Edgeley, North Dakota. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #07 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. During this walk, they visited his land that’s being used for the windmill project near Edgeley, North Dakota. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]
Landmark Walk #08 Roy F. Nill took the Clarks on a tour of his home area, during his interview for the Dakota Memories Oral History. During this walk, they visited his land that’s being used for the windmill project near Edgeley, North Dakota. Photograph by Will Clark [12 July 2007]

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