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Alfred McDaniel

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Alfred McDaniel
This is a Tin type photo of I believe Alfred McDaniel (c.1817-after 1862)

Help identify this man. This tin type was found in a box of Wilson family pictures. I believe he might be James Jackson Hooper (1826-1893) the father of Margaret Adeline "Addie" Hooper (1857-1949) who was the wife of James C. Wilson.
Date & Place: in Tennessee United States
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