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Marietta "Mayme" Courtway

Updated Jun 26, 2025
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Marietta "Mayme" Courtway
not my relative..photo found in antique shop in Seattle, Washington. The young girl with the "x" on her skirt is Marietta C. "Mayme" Courtway who later married George A. Mann in 1916. Marietta was the daughter of Joseph Spear Courtway and Mary Catherine Hinton.
People in photo include: Marietta "Mayme" (Courtway) Mann
Date & Place: in Polk, Cass Co., Missouri USA
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