Jim, William & Joseph Lafferty, 1918 NM

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06/17/2012

Jim, William & Joseph Lafferty, 1918 NM

New Mexico, 1918, Father's day. Jim Lafferty holding son William Browning Lafferty and with them are Jim's son Joseph Cole Lafferty: They just finished a horse ride and Jim (James Annis) Lafferty also known as Santiago Lafferty isholding his son William Browning Lafferty and his son Joseph Cole Lafferty beside them.
People in photo include: William Browning Lafferty and Joseph Cole Lafferty

Date & Place: 1918 at Jim Lafferty ranch on the arroyo Macho in Chaves County abut 20 miles out of Roswell. in Rosewell, New Mexido USA

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