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Belle & Berta Arthur, Alabama 1899

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Pat Mims

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05/03/2001

Belle & Berta Arthur, Alabama 1899

1899 photo of my Great Aunt Belle Arthur and my grandmother Berta Allie Arthur. Daughters of William Houston Arthur and Harriet Ann Ward of DeKalb Co. Alabama.
People in photo include: Belle Arthur

Date & Place: 1899 in DeKalb County, Alabama United States of America

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Sherry O'tinger

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08/19/2012

My great-great grandmother was Pluma Lue Arthur, so these would be her sisters! (My grandmother was Edith Marie Pitts, grandaughter of Pluma and James Pitts!)

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