Unknown woman, late 1800's Indiana

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David Rafferty

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03/27/2013

Unknown woman, late 1800's Indiana

Portrait found in an old album from Indiana relations. Not identified.

Date & Place: circa 1880 at unknown actual place in Kendallville, Noble County, Indiana United States

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