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1. 6. Photograph of Elderly Charles Estlin Phillips

6. Photograph of Elderly Charles Estlin Phillips
Date:
1900-1910
Description:
Black and White Photograph of Elderly Charles Craft, son of William and Ellen Craft and husband to Emeline Aubin Kinloch Craft, in a suit jacket and tie. Inscribed on back of photograph "Mrs. J.E. DeCosta 91 Spring Street". 3.625in.x 2.375in.

3. 8. Photograph of Elderly Emeline Aubin Kinloch Craft

8. Photograph of Elderly Emeline Aubin Kinloch Craft
Date:
1900-1910
Description:
Photograph of Elderly Emeline Aubin Kinloch Craft, wife of Charles Craft, featured waist up wearing a high collar dress and glasses. Inscribed on the back of the photograph "Mrs. J.E. DeCosta 91 Spring Street". 3.625in.x 2.375in.

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