Olive Meek & Charles Shinn Families, OR

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Wynona McDonald

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04/29/2012

Olive Meek & Charles Shinn Families, OR

My Grandmother Mary Jenny Shinn in front with her parents Charles Shinn & Tennie Newhard Shinn. Olive Meek Riley in back with her daughter Jenny Riley
People in photo include: Charles Shinn, Tennie (Newhard) Shinn, Olive (Meek) Riley, Jenny Riley, and Olive (Meek) Riley

Date & Place: 1911 in Oregon USA

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Mary Jenny Shinn

Daughter of Hugh and Rosa Sheeks; Wife of Walden A. Shinn.

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