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Diana Jackson

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12/18/2007

Unknown

She is in a photo album: "Our Friends" but this is a paper photo of very light weight. I don't know how the photo was taken, it is not even a postcard. There is no city or state listed.

I she your relative? Maybe there are hints for you in the background.

Date & Place: in Unknown, Unknown USA

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I am working on iFamily for Tiger on my MAC to record all my ancestors. Photos of ancestors, funeral cards, census, marriage and other records will be available when I have documented my information. Some of it is not. I welcome any questions or help. When I have enough validated information, I will make it available. I do not want to make it available now as another site that charges users already has taken my data for their use. When I provided it, the information was free.

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