Fannie C Wetzel

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Fannie C Wetzel

Fannie C Wetzel started out with making hats for women in 1900. She made custom clothing in 1920 thru 1940. She had store bought clothing until her death in 1951.

Date & Place: at John Wetzel Homestead in Carrolltown/Cambria, Pennsylvania United States

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Fannie C Wetzel born Feb 28, 1880

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