Duncan, Sylvia, & Nina Alexander

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Sharon Hillis

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03/19/2012

Duncan, Sylvia, & Nina Alexander

Duncan, Sylvia, & Nina Alexander: Man holding a baby, girl in coat, sitting on the ground with brush in the background. sepia snapshot, "Daddie Sylvia & Nina" written on the front, "Duncan W. Alexander, Sylvia Love Alexander baby, & Nina Wright Alexander.
People in photo include: Duncan W. Alexander, Sylvia Love Alexander, Nina Wright Alexander, Sylvia Love, and Nina Wright

Date & Place: in USA

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