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James R. Sutton

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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James R. Sutton
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"James Sutton". James was the son of Effingham Brown Sutton, Sr. and Mary Lavinia Woodruff. He was born circa 1843 in New York. Photos of his siblings Ida and Effingham, Jr. also posted on AncientFaces.
Not my relative. Photo found in antique shop in Clovis, CA.
Original photo sent to West Islip Historical Soceity in April, 2012.
Date & Place: at John O'Neil Photographer in Broadway, NY, New York USA
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