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Catherine (Bangasser) Silver, 1902

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James Silver

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05/04/2001

Catherine (Bangasser) Silver, 1902

Grandma Catherine (Bangasser) Silver, married Thomas Silver. Photo may have been taken at time of wedding, Feb 9, 1902

Date & Place: 1902 in Minnesota United States of America

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09/21/2014

Catherine (Bangasser) Silver circa 1902 in a real "Sunday go to meeting" outfit.

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Linda Beron

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09/21/2014

wow, I would never get this dressed up!

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Catherine (Bangasser) Silver born Feb 2, 1879

Catherine (Bangasser) Silver was born on February 2, 1879. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Catherine (Bangasser) Silver.

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