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YVONNE HEBERER

		Yvonne Houk my grandmother on my fathers side was the second 
		child of Charles Heberer and Marcelline Prudence Leouie Anne Bonnemain. 
		She was born in Brechamps, France on November 2, 1901. 
		This is a beautiful little village southwest of Paris near Nugent. 

		In school she took english lessons along with her other classes. 
		At the age of 8 she traveled with her family to the United States. 
		This was done to establish her citizenship. Her brother stayed 
		in Illinois and later moved to South Dakota.
		She wrote letters to her brother Charles Ogden Heberer, and
		talked of comming to America and working on a farm with him in South Dakota.
		In 1921 she did just that. 
		She worked as a house maid for a short time and while working at this farm 
		she met Albert Eve Houk.  He worked a farm with his brothers just down the 
		road from the farm her brother Charles worked on. 
		After a very short courtship she married Albert on August 25, 1921.







				This is the wedding photo. 





				Here she is with her husband Albert Eve Houk.



			She had three children. 
			In 1922 they had their first, Marguerite.
			A year later they had Albert Jr. 
			Something must have discourged them since it took ten years to have Norman.