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Hazel Vincent & Vern Burtleson, Oklahoma
Photo of Kirsten Bullins Kirsten Bullins
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10/13/2015
Hazel Vincent & Vern Burtleson, Oklahoma
A photo of Hazel Vincent & Vern Burtleson - Mutual, Woodward, Oklahoma ca. 1908. The back of the picture postcard says: "Hazel Vincent & Vern Burtleson representing Japanese." I find it interesting to see photographs of our ancestors dressed up in a costume.
People in photo include: Hazel Vincent and Vern Bertleson
Date & Place: at Woodward, Oklahoma in Mutual, Woodward County, Oklahoma 73853, United States
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10/19/2015
Hazel Vincent & Vern Burtleson dressed in Japanese costumes. Taken in Woodward Oklahoma in 1908.
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10/14/2015
Do you know who Hazel's parents were I have a Hazel Vincent in my tree born Aug. 24, 1890 her parents were Hiram & Nellie Conley Vincent I don't have anything else on her but can go back on my Vincent line..
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10/14/2015
my email is [contact link]
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10/19/2015
First thing I thought too hahaha
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10/19/2015
'come play with us Danny, forever and ever and ever and ever...' ;-)
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10/19/2015
Major Stephen King fan! I found this to be very frightening especially from a child's perspective who's witnessing this!👻
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10/19/2015
Stephen King - the King of scary stories
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10/19/2015
j'aime beaucoup
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10/19/2015
Beautiful !
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10/19/2015
Beautiful girls. Lovely hair.
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10/19/2015
Creepy....
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10/19/2015
Redrum! Redrum!
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10/19/2015
Lol,.That was my first reaction to this picture. The girls grown up!
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10/19/2015
Awwwww
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10/19/2015
Beauties!!!
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10/19/2015
They look so excited
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10/19/2015
Yes in those days, one was not allowed to smile, it wasn't the done thing... everyone had that look about them..
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10/19/2015
It also took so long for the photographer to take the picture, it was hard to smile that long.
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10/19/2015
Very true😀
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10/19/2015
much thinner ppl in the olden days
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10/19/2015
They didn't have pre packaged, c*** filled fast food lol maybe we should go back to basics :D
Photo of Janet Irona Janet Irona
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10/19/2015
They didn't have all the sugar and junk food we have...
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10/20/2015
They also didn't have such a huge supply of food readily available with thousands of options, all available around the clock.
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10/19/2015
Beautiful!
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10/19/2015
Interesting western version of Japanese dress!
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10/19/2015
Looks like Vern found a sneaky way to get into women's clothing.
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10/19/2015
I believe that it is short for Verna. Common to the era nickname for girls.
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10/19/2015
Ha ha!
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10/19/2015
So Cara Delevingne *is* a time traveller...
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10/19/2015
Sarah Brown thought you would like this!
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10/19/2015
Too pretty!!
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10/19/2015
very pretty!
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10/19/2015
Gorgeous
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10/19/2015
One on the left very pretty..
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10/19/2015
Beautiful.
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10/19/2015
Lindo !
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10/19/2015
Sandy Chumley Cicotte
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10/19/2015
Gosh Woodard is the biggest city near where my dad grew up, Mooreland OK
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Rhonda Smith
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10/19/2015
Luv it! Simple details but so pretty.
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10/19/2015
Le Le Yasmen Elsham
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10/19/2015
So Beautiful I just want to be able to let you know. Wonderful Pictures. I Always Love Seeing the Past. A pretty girls. GOD Bless The people who Were in the Pitcher. COOL
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10/19/2015
Spiritualna lepota
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10/19/2015
I wonder why they painted their eyebrows to arch up like Spock?
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10/19/2015
Love it! An Okie version of Japanese dress!
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10/19/2015
There were gatherings where each person or group would dress to represent a country, culture or nation. My grandmother once went as "British North America". Anyone know what these events were called? Tableaux?
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10/19/2015
Looks like the one to our right is throwing up gang signs, the one to the left has a gun behind her back.
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10/19/2015
Interesting kimonos!
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10/19/2015
Miriam Duncanson
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10/19/2015
Miedi
Photo of Rita Parisi Rita Parisi
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10/19/2015
Orientalism and everything exotic was all the rage at this time.
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10/19/2015
Very nice and very elegant!
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10/19/2015
They must have been from a wealthy family.....
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10/19/2015
Looks like the one on the left is floating. Gorgeous picture thank you for sharing.
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10/19/2015
One of them looks possessed...
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10/19/2015
The children at Mae Bracketts school in San Francisco,CA frequently dressed up . I will post pictures
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10/19/2015
I love these pictures.
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10/20/2015
Women of this time had a natural beauty... I dont know what it wss.. Diet less stress in their lives enviroment in general but women of this day just do not have this kind of beauty.
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10/20/2015
Александра Стоянова тази първата прилича на теб
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10/20/2015
koooo
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10/20/2015
Takova
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10/20/2015
Love their dresses.
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10/20/2015
They are both beautiful
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10/20/2015
I lived in Woodward, Oklahoma in 1954!
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11/14/2015
The shinig
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11/16/2015
1908 they look very confident -it looks a bit Japanese/Chinese
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Patricia Salgado Vio porque no nos sacamos una así en el concurso que ganaste en la red!
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Photo of Daniel Pinna Daniel Pinna
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03/02/2020
This photo is fantastic & a wee bit creepy!
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Photo of Katie Joyner Katie Joyner
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08/14/2020
That was an area n life, when women actually had waistlines, these days its...sloppy teens shirt tennis shoes....time really does make changes n everything, even fashions... there's so beautiful. ...dolls....
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