Irene & Louis M Buzek

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01/04/2016

Lovely mother & son portrait taken in 1923.

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Madeleine Moretti

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01/03/2016

Louis and Mother, Irene

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Heather Estep

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01/04/2016

I love this style! I wish this style would make a comeback

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Amanda Boudreau

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01/04/2016

A lot better style than some dude's drawers swimming around his ankles like we see in recent years for sure.

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Christian Chenevert

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01/04/2016

Gah! Why are his laces tied on so tight? The easiest way to keep a kids laces on is using a firemans carry knot. In case anyone was wondering.

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Jill Sutton

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01/04/2016

They do look very tight don't they poor boy

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Amanda Boudreau

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01/04/2016

This is the kind of photography I love...captures the emotion and tells the story.

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Carlos Pinheiro

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01/04/2016

My grand parents in 1923 , my grand mother was pregnant.Those are the first of nine children the couple would have butas it was usual four of them died very young .

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Rose Gasak

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01/04/2016

Beautiful picture, sorry to hear about their lost children

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Carlos Pinheiro

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01/04/2016

Rose Gasak I never understood the reason why so many babies died so little, maybe simple deseases were letal in a time without antibiothics.

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Rose Gasak

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01/04/2016

Could have been Crib death, not enough vitamins from mom's body during pregnancy, hereditary health problems........but for sure we should never blame the mother , she suffers and wonders what went wrong, could she have done something to prevent it. Even today it is still a mystery why babies die suddenly when all appears well

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Carlos Pinheiro

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01/04/2016

Rose Gasak yes, my grand mother was a strong woman , always had a good health and passed at age of 92 years old in excellent shape , able to make embroideries without using glasses .Babies were very vulnerable , but a simple feever could be enough to kill.the so called Spanish influenza killed lots and lots of people.

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Debbie Heaps

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01/04/2016

Colitis was very rampant in those days as well. Many families lost young children due to that.

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Paula Leslie

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02/03/2016

Lovely family. My great grandma had 14 children. Two died when they were approximately 2 yrs old per my grandma. Then her husband died & she had to raise 12 children alone. They all survived to become good men & women. She sold her land & was a midwife to buy food for her kids.

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