Family reunion, West Tennessee

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Donna Reynolds

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11/23/2003

Family reunion, West Tennessee

Photo in my mother's pictures of family reunion. Probably CARROLL family or DUFF family, but not sure. Mom was Mildred Lee DUFF. Her mom was Ada (CARROLL) Duff, & dad was Artee Varden DUFF. Believe the young man on the left in front of window could have been Artee Varden DUFF, but not sure.

Anyone reconize these people? Probably CARROLL or DUFF family from west Tennessee, early 1900's.

Date & Place: 1900 in Gibson County or Perry County, Tennessee United States

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