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| I found this photo in a frame I bought at a yardsale in Backshear, Georgia. Of course, the photo could be of anyone, anywhere. There are no clues on the back. I let it pass around at Gill Hill, but they did not know who he was. |
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| photo by: F. L. Bassett (if I read it right) in Augusta, Georgia. No names of the family. | Nothing noted about this photo. |
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| This photo reads: Geo. Gorkwood ______ Brant. I assume the Geo is George. | I cannot read any of the writing on the back of this photo, but it is a post card. |
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| Addie Kinard: wife of Miles inard of Statesboro, Ga. and her sister. | Annie Kearse - Wife - Roberson and Clarence Kearse. |
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| M. L. Kinard (or Kinaid) -- Statesboro, Ga. | Mr. Monroe Kinard -- no name for the woman. |
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| Lee (or Gee) Ayers | Jasper Ayer |
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| The writing looks like Mary B?????????? Young. | This is WJAK power house in Marion, Indiana. No name for the man.\ |
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| Capotola, California. A view from Monterey Avenue. Maybe 1960s?? |
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| Looks like an Army band, but not sure, being it is a bit blurry. |
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| Willoughby's Store. If it is the same store, it was started in 1898 and is still there today in NYC |
We hope you enjoyed looking at the Lost and Found Photos and maybe found your kin!