Edith Glenn (Crain) Hanover
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Edith Glenn (Crain) Hanover
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Roxy Triebel
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08/14/2019
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AncientFaces
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12/03/2019
This girl in 1898 had it all (in terms of fashion): ringlets, hat, bow, and frilly dress. It's hard to believe that this treasure is a "found" photo.
Cindy Throgmorton
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08/16/2019
I could be wrong, but I see her with auburn red hair and either blue or green eyes. Very regal expression for a child. She looks like mom is dressing her like a 6 year old, and she is really 9 or 10. She may have had a very dominating mother, this is an unusual expression for a child.
Brigitte Cherubini People tagged in this photo
Edith Glenn (Crain) Hanover was born on September 11, 1892 in McGregor, McLennan County, Texas USA, and died at age 81 years old on October 3, 1973 in Bryan, Brazos County. Edith Hanover was buried at Wheelock Cemetery in Wheelock, Robertson County. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Edith Glenn (Crain) Hanover.
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Roxy Triebel
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Cindy Throgmorton
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Carol Lanza
I love researching my family and the main names I'm searching for in my family are: Taylor/Horner/Sims/Baker/Dennis/Fife/
White/Miller/Jackson/Essick/Todd/Romine
& Perrin
In my husband's family: Lanza/Meier/
Cassel/Noland/Thompson/Payne/Rees/
Marheine/Falikowski/Mohrhoff/Johnson
Gurecio/Gustafson/Thom
Areas are: Ireland/Germany/England to:
PA-OH-Wis-Iowa
Barbara O'Neil
Mystery woman - possibly Eleanor GALLAGHER - nee BENT
Patricia Brown
I am an avid reader, collect to many things, have been into genealogy for about five years ernestly, dabbled a few years before that. Originally from the great state of Kentucky !
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