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Sept. 23, 1910 A
Notes:
Dating for this card is a best guess, that relied upon the fact that Emma was in Atlantic City during this period. See additional cards featuring images of the Atlantic City Hotels.
Oct. 14, 1911 A
Notes:
One of a handful of duplicate cards.
The day and month is clearly visible in the postmark. The year is a best guess, based on pencil color, “Isd. “ abbreviation, street address, and stamp.
July 15, 1910 A
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Aunt Susie = Susan Baker, however her married name is unknown.
Dating determined by a combination of factors, including the Franklin stamp, the indentations in and information on the address lines of the card, the use of the purple pencil,…
Aug. 1, 1914 A
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Unless it was enclosed in an envelope, this card did not pass through the mail.
The dating of this card is very difficult to determine. Hugh C. Leighton’s company combined with Valentine in 1910. The logo on this card demonstrates that it…
Aug. 30, 1913 A
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The dating for this card is a best guess. Beginning in 1912 the cards that appear in this collection were sent with these Washington stamps. Prior to that the cards were sent using Franklin 1 cent stamps. Between 1912 and 1914, Emma and…
Aug. 30, 1913 B
Mrs. F. N. Blake
12 Hill Ave,
Pawtucket, R.I.
From O.M.B.
June 1, 1911 A
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This dating is somewhat arbitrary. Jennie’s relationship with Abbie W. Roberts spanned three years 1910-1913. Clearly there wasn’t a very close connection between the two women. In late May of 1911, Abbie wrote that she would send cards of…
June 1, 1911 B
From A W. Roberts
For Olnie
June 9, 1925 A
Notes:
Jennie chose to send this card, featuring the Hallworth's home, to Olney.