Nelson and Kate Smith
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Nelson and Kate Smith
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Pam Unknown
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01/17/2002
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B Pridgen
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05/27/2003
Woman looks like one I have of teenaged friend/relative of grandmother, Emmeline Amelia Smith. She had older brother Nelson Smith, who died age 25 NYC. I know nothing else about him.
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