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Laurence Mae

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Karen Post

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06/29/2001

Laurence Mae

Mae Davis b. 14 Dec 1878, d. 29 Jul 1953, married JW Vickers on 4 Mar 1902.

Date & Place: Not specified or unknown.

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Jamie Saltkill

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01/21/2012

My mother has never seen a picture of her maternal great-grandmother who died the year she was born, but now she has. We have shared this page with my mother's uncle, who is Mae's grandson, to see if he has ever seen this particular photo of his grandmother. May I ask how you came across it and identified it, and if Mae is any relation to you?

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Karen Post

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01/24/2012

Dear Jamie: Mae is my great-grandmother. I have more pictures and information if you would like, I'm happy to share. I posted this a long time ago and I'm so happy you found it for your mother. Please let me know how I can get in touch with you if you're interested in more geneology and more pics. I'm very interested in hearing more about your family.

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