Gladwyn Gold's slides 1967 #2

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LeaAnn Kaplan

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07/14/2004

Gladwyn Gold's slides 1967 #2

One of Gladwyn's slides taken in 1967 but I don't know who some of the people are. I think this is Gladwyn's farm. Front right-Fannie is seated. Thelma is kneeling and Leona is standing behind her.

Date & Place: 1967

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I am researching the Cunningham, Brickey, Gold, Ellis, McClain, Weems and Thornberry in Benton County, Arkansas and Newton County, Missouri. I am also researching the Martin in Marion County, West Virginia. And the Ludwig, Schwartz and Wicht in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania.

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