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 | Carol (Walters) and Donald Manypenny 50th Anniversary
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 03 Nov 2003, Monday, Page 8 |
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| 1202 |
 | Carol Baldwin.
Carol Baldwin. |
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| 1203 |
 | Carol J Woliung
Carol J Woliung |
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| 1204 |
 | Carol Lynn Gabrielsen
Illinois, Ottawa, Ottawa Township High School, 1967 |
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| 1205 |
 | Carol Norem
Virginia Alexandria Francis Hammond High School 1964 |
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| 1206 |
 | Carole Freedman Wilson.
Carole Freedman Wilson. |
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| 1207 |
 | Caroline & Charles Ingalls.
Caroline & Charles Ingalls. |
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| 1208 |
 | Caroline (nee Avery) Skidmore.
Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Family History of New York volume II by William Smith Pelletreau. Lewis Publishing Company, New York, Chicago 1907 page (facing) 210. |
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| 1209 |
 | Caroline Augusta Brigham.
Caroline Augusta Brigham. |
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| 1210 |
 | Caroline C. (nee Cutler) Cole.
New England Family History VII by Henry Cole Quinby, self published, New York city 1907. Page (facing) 223. |
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| 1211 |
 | Caroline Celestia Ingalls.
Caroline Celestia Ingalls. |
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| 1212 |
 | Caroline Clara Nagel
Caroline Clara Nagel |
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| 1213 |
 | Caroline E. Ericson.
Caroline E. Ericson. |
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| 1214 |
 | Caroline Garlinghouse
Caroline Garlinghouse |
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| 1215 |
 | Caroline Harrison
Caroline Harrison |
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| 1216 |
 | Caroline M. Crosby
Caroline M. Crosby |
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| 1217 |
 | Caroline McNair
Illinois, Libertyville, Libertyville High School, 1965 |
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| 1218 |
 | Caroline Melissa (nee Fay) Brigham
Caroline Melissa (nee Fay) Brigham |
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| 1219 |
 | Caroline Sophia (nee Mahan) Perry
Caroline Sophia (nee Mahan) Perry |
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| 1220 |
 | Carolyn (nee McKnight) Christian
Carolyn (nee McKnight) Christian |
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| 1221 |
 | Carolyn Hiegert.
The "Spy", the 1972 yearbook of the Bradford High School, Kenosha, Wisconsin. Page 51. |
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| 1222 |
 | Carolyn Jones-1.
Carolyn Jones-1. |
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| 1223 |
 | Carolyn Jones-2.
Carolyn Jones-2. |
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| 1224 |
 | Carolyn Josephine Brigham
Carolyn Josephine Brigham |
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| 1225 |
 | Carolyn Sue Jones Autograph.
Carolyn Sue Jones Autograph. |
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| 1226 |
 | Carolyn Sue Jones.
Carolyn Sue Jones. |
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| 1227 |
 | Carolyn Sue Jones.
Carolyn Sue Jones. |
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| 1228 |
 | Carolyn Sue Jones.
Carolyn Sue Jones. Actress - My 7th cousin twice removed. |
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| 1229 |
 | Carpenter Recovery.
Carpenter Recovery. |
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| 1230 |
 | Carradine Family
Carradine Family - Actors, my 9th cousins twice removed. |
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| 1231 |
 | Carre Otis.
Carre Otis. |
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| 1232 |
 | Carrie Symonds.
Carrie Symonds. |
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| 1233 |
 | Carroll Dunham
Carroll Dunham V eith daughter Lena. |
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| 1234 |
 | Carroll Shelby Family.
Carroll Shelby Family. |
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| 1235 |
 | Carroll Shelby US Army Air Corp.
Carroll Shelby US Army Air Corp. |
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| 1236 |
 | Carroll Shelby.
Carroll Shelby. |
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| 1237 |
 | Carrying Powder to Commodore Perry.
Postcard of a painting depicting Carrying Powder to Commodore Perry. |
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| 1238 |
 | Casa Dorinda
Casa Dorinda was the Bliss's winter home built in Montecito, California in 1916–1918. It was used to entertain friends and dignitaries, including King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, whose visit was arranged by President Herbert Hoover.
When Anna died in 1935, the property passed to her daughter. In 1942, the property was loaned to the U.S. Navy for use as a recuperation and recreation center. In 1946, Dr. Homer F. Barnes purchased the home and opened the Montecito School for Girls, which closed in 1956. Casa Dorinda eventually became a retirement residence in 1970. |
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| 1239 |
 | Casey Affleck.
Casey Affleck. |
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| 1240 |
 | Casey Fisk Family.
Casey Fisk Family. |
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| 1241 |
 | Casey Fisk.
Casey Fisk. |
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| 1242 |
 | Casper Hugh Avery.
The Groton Avery Clan Volume I, page 570. By Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock (Tilden) Avery. Self published, Boston, 1912. |
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| 1243 |
 | Casper Lee
Casper and Jason Lee |
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| 1244 |
 | Cassia Peaches Johnson.
Cassia Peaches Johnson. |
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| 1245 |
 | Cassius Clement Stearns.
History of the Oread Collegiate Institute, Worcester, Mass. (1849-1881) : with biographical sketches. Edited by Martha Burt Wright. Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Co., New Haven, Connecticut. Page 266. |
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| 1246 |
 | Castle Garden Circa 1880.
Castle Garden was built to defend New York from the British during the War of 1812 however, no battles were fought there. It was originally named castle Clinton after DeWitt Clinton the Mayor of New York. It was leased to the city in 1824 and renamed Castle Garden. Today it is a national park and again called Castle Clinton. |
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| 1247 |
 | Castle Garden from the water.
From 1 Aug 1855 through 18 Apr 1890 most immigrants came through Castle Garden in New York city. |
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| 1248 |
 | Castle Garden Inspecting Physician.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, January 20, 1866 page 281. |
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| 1249 |
 | Castle Garden Registering Immigrants.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, January 20, 1866 page 280 & 281. |
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| 1250 |
 | Cat Sculpture Detail.
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