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Kathy Sidenstricker

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08/30/2002

Mystery Lady

This photo was in my grandmother's belongings. Her name was Zedia Campbell Hensley Hodkin. It may have also belonged to her sister, Josie Leona Campbell Garrison Turnage. This family lived in Jasper County, Missouri. Webb City & Carthage. Photo probably taken late 1890's to 1910's.

Can anyone identify this lady?

Date & Place: Not specified or unknown.

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Dorothy Ellison

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08/22/2004

This is a Hodkin woman who lived in Carthage,MO..Her name was Nellie Hodkin...

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