Comments in quotes are by Robert Oswald and are reproduced here as is.
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1910 New Orleans
Age 2 1/2. New Orleans,La. |
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1922 approx
"Mother on rt.,unknown on left but belive one of her sisters,looks like on boat??" |
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1925 approx
"Mother on right,Bal unknown.Maybe Eddy Pic??" |
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1925 with Lillian
"abt 1920 mother on left,believe it's aunt Lillian right" |
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1927-06-05 New Orleans
"@ Chalmette Ruins,Edge of New Orleans" |
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1928 approx
"Mother on rt.,one of her sisters?" |
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| 1935 approx |
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1937 age 30
"Taken while living in New Orleans,La 1943" |
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1943 hosiery shop employees
"3rd from Left,others unknown,john & I would go their to get our movie money @ our weekly visit from BOH." |
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1943-Nov-17 New Orleans age 36
"Taken while living in New Orleans,La 1943" |
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1945 Dallas
"on the side of 4801 Victor st. ,Dallas,Texas" |
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1945-1946 Dallas
"4801 Victor St.,Dallas,Tx,side of house that's garage in background." |
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1947 Fort Worth
"1805 8th Ave. ,Ft.worth,Texas ,Christmas time" |
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1948-49 Benbrook TX
"Benbrook,Tx note drive way .That's the way it was." |
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1956-Feb New Orleans
"taken @126 Exchange Pl.,New Orleans,La." |
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1956-May New Orleans mother's day
"Age 49,New Orleans,La.,she gave one copy to each of us." |
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1958
"@break Fair Dept.,Ft.worth. With glasses on." |
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1961-11 Vernon TX
"Bird cage was Lee's,he boubht @15 1/2 in New Orleans-had @ 126 Exchange Pl." |
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1962-09 age 55 as practical nurse
"age55,@Rosenthall home ,Ft.Worth,Tx." |
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1964-01-15 New York
"UPI photo@News conference" |
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1965-12-30 passport
"But she never used" |
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1975 approx Fort Worth
"In her nurses uniform,practial nurse." |
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1978 Fort Worth age 71
Ft. Worth,Texas |
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1979 age 71 ft worth
"One of the last pictures taken,Ft.worth" |
I'd say the two different women are the one with and without the eyeglasses. The teeth pattern of 1943 Marguerite and 1979 are different to me, and well all the early Marguerite's are of a woman dressed in a highly fashionable way.
ReplyDeleteThese are 2 different women. I wonder what happened to the first one? Did she die or was her role over?
ReplyDeleteKathleen Collins
Thank you. I am amazed how much research this site has done. Getting all these pictures. I do believe they are 2 different women. I think the second woman is shorter and not as nice looking as the first woman.
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ReplyDeleteThere was one and only one Marguerite and one LHO:
ReplyDeletehttp://wtracyparnell.blogspot.com/2017/01/the-two-marguerites-part-1.html
Same woman. Age changes things, both physically and emotionally. And the emotional changes cause physical changes.
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