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  All from the same family, I think it was three Heimforth brothers that came from Germany. One was my Grandmother Mary Heimforth / Rufli dad, the rest are aunts & uncles. They were potato farmers in the area in the late 1800's to early 1900's

  Added December 05, 2016 by Robert Rufli