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Frances Veronical Aldridge Jacks

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Frances Veronical Aldridge Jacks
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A good hair day circa 1900 (it took some work).
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Nice picture.
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She is so regal looking, perfect everything, but her eyes give her away.
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She probably got a migraine from all the hair pulling and ironing. She does not look happy.
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Pretty picture
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She is still not QUITE happy w/that hair fluff on the side...but screw it.lol
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I don't know how they did their hair in those days ,but some of the styles were so pretty !
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She wants to get this over with so she can get a bite to eat.
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Nice hair with roses but she looks sad?
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A nice smile would have made this a lovely photo
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She's lovely.
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Beautiful
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Old pictures are interesting!
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Very pretty and no makeup needed.
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Beautiful hair and a lady with much style...sadly to me looks like she has experienced many sad events
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I had a device as a kid where you placed hair from a brush and rolled it over time into "rats" that acted as the foundation of those rolls. They worked really well and were the same colour as your hair, of course.
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Don't like looking at these knowing they were murdered. Poor lil souls
Murdered? How so? Did I miss some text sccompanying this lady's photograph?
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No, she wasn't murdered. There's nothing that says that. Perhaps LInda was confused?
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Speaking of the holocaust children when Yu click on this
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AncientFaces 😂😂 I'm always confused
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Some escaped..but looks beautiful
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Jennifer Ferguson Warner, see you Sunday!
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Can't wait! I feel like it's been months
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It HAS been!
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I am speaking about the holocaust children that follows this is yu click on it
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Google--- why didn't they smile for photoes in the 1800s
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Frances Veronical (Aldridge) Jacks
Frances Veronical (Aldridge) Jacks was born on February 23, 1883 in Eupora, Webster County, Mississippi USA, and died at age 75 years old on September 2, 1958 in Greenwood, Leflore County. Frances Jacks was buried at Valley Hill Methodist Church Cemetery in Valley Hill, Carroll County. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Frances Veronical (Aldridge) Jacks.
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