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Marion Dosier, Lillie, and George

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Marion Dosier, Lillie, and George
Handwritten on back: "This is Marion Dosier (Uncle John's boy), myself (Lillie) and brother George.
Dear Uncle, Mama and I are both sending this picture to you and we hope you will like it..Lillie"

Photo found at an antique fair in Santa Cruz, CA.
People in photo include: Marion Dosier
Date & Place: in USA
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