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Updated: May 1, 2006
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Native Dress
This photo came from a suitcase belonging to my Grandfather, Lawrence Russell Nash. I inherited it after he died. We did not know these photo's existed. The album contains Nash/Costin photo's but no names. The obvious Scottish/Irish dress caught my attention as I have been trying to trace my roots to one or both of these countries.
This photo came from a suitcase belonging to my Grandfather, Lawrence Russell Nash. I inherited it after he died. We did not know these photo's existed. The album contains Nash/Costin photo's but no names. The obvious Scottish/Irish dress caught my attention as I have been trying to trace my roots to one or both of these countries. I am looking for information on the woman and/or the native dress she is wearing. Any help on identifing her or the country from whence she came would be greatly appreciated.
This photo came from a suitcase belonging to my Grandfather, Lawrence Russell Nash. I inherited it after he died. We did not know these photo's existed. The album contains Nash/Costin photo's but no names. The obvious Scottish/Irish dress caught my attention as I have been trying to trace my roots to one or both of these countries. I am looking for information on the woman and/or the native dress she is wearing. Any help on identifing her or the country from whence she came would be greatly appreciated.
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Native Dress
This photo came from a suitcase belonging to my Grandfather, Lawrence Russell Nash. I inherited it after he died. We did not know these photo's existed. The album contains Nash/Costin photo's but no names. The obvious Scottish/Irish dress caught my attention as I have been trying to trace my roots to one or both of these countries.
This photo came from a suitcase belonging to my Grandfather, Lawrence Russell Nash. I inherited it after he died. We did not know these photo's existed. The album contains Nash/Costin photo's but no names. The obvious Scottish/Irish dress caught my attention as I have been trying to trace my roots to one or both of these countries. I am looking for information on the woman and/or the native dress she is wearing. Any help on identifing her or the country from whence she came would be greatly appreciated.
This photo came from a suitcase belonging to my Grandfather, Lawrence Russell Nash. I inherited it after he died. We did not know these photo's existed. The album contains Nash/Costin photo's but no names. The obvious Scottish/Irish dress caught my attention as I have been trying to trace my roots to one or both of these countries. I am looking for information on the woman and/or the native dress she is wearing. Any help on identifing her or the country from whence she came would be greatly appreciated.
