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'Our First Car'		"Our First Car"
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2nd Street [24 Mar 2006]		2nd Street [24 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto taken on 2nd Street in Philadelphia from directly in front of Christ Church, facing south. The Bernardhus Van Leer family resided opposite the Christ Church on 2nd Street. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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50th Anniversary Photo [1992]		50th Anniversary Photo [1992]
50th Anniversary photo of Eldon Roberts and Catherine LEE Roberts. Photo in possession of and scanned by Wendy Roberts 		  
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Aaron Wills House		Aaron Wills House
Status: LocatedPhoto of the Aaron Wills house at Rancocas, Burlington Co, New Jersey. The original structure was built by Dr. Daniel Wills between 1682 and 1700, then rebuilt in 1786. The home was willed to his son, John. John willed the home to his son, Daniel. Daniel willed the home to his sone, Daniel, who in turn willed it to his brother, Aaron. Aaron willed the home to his son, Samuel. Samuel willed the plantation to his son, Daniel. Daniel willed the "farm" to his son, William. After William's death his administrators sold the home by deed to Amos Gibbs. The home was then passed to Samuel L. Walker, to William H. Walker, to Catherine Coumbe, to W. J. Boyd, to Alfred Bauman, to Frank McIlvaine, who was the owner at the time of the 1940 survey. The home was rebuilt in 1786 when Aaron and Rachel Wills owned the plantation, the hearth bearing the initials "AWR." Photo by HABS (Library of Congress), research by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Abyssinia [1870-1891]		Abyssinia [1870-1891]
Status: LocatedIllustration of the steamship Abyssinia, the ship that brought several Stone family members to the United States in 1882. The Abyssinia was built by J. & G. Thomson, Glasgow for the British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. (later Cunard Steam Ship Co). She was a 3,376 gross ton ship, 363.5 feet (length) x 42.2 feet (beam), straight stem, one funnel, three masts(rigged for sail), iron construction, single screw and a speed of 13 knots. She launched 3 Mar 1870. She started her maiden voyage 24 May 1870 when she left Liverpool for Queenstown (Cobh) and New York. She started her last voyage on this service 18 Sep 1880 and was returned to the builders in part payment for the new ships Servia and Catalonia. She was sold to the Guion Line and commenced Liverpool - Queenstown - New York sailings on 20 Nov 1880 and in 1882 was fitted with compound engines. Her last voyage on this route started 27 Mar 1886 and between 1887 to 1891 she ran on the Pacific for Canadian Pacific Line. She resumed Liverpool - Queenstown - New York route 28 Nov 1891 and on 13 Dec 1891 she left New York for Liverpool, but was destroyed at sea by fire 18 Dec 1891. All the passengers and crew were rescued by the German liner Spree [North Atlantic Seaway by N.R.P.Bonsor, vol.1,p.151]. Illustration courtesy of MyFamily.com, Inc. 		  
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Alaska [1881-1897]		Alaska [1881-1897]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the Alaska, the ship that carried the Kylen family from Liverpool to New York City in 1893. Courtesy of the Ellis Island Foundation. An authorized reproduction is in the possession of Vickie R. Nichols. Scanned by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Alaska [1881-1897]		Alaska [1881-1897]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the Alaska, the ship on which the Kylen family immigrated to the United States in 1892. She was 6,932 gross tons, 500 feet (length) x 50 feet (beam), two funnels, four masts, iron hull, single screw, and a speed of 16 knots. Built by John Elder & Co (Glasgow), launched for the Guion Line of Liverpool 15 Jul 1881. Maiden voyage was 30 Oct 1881. Laid up in Gareloch from 1894 to 1897. She was chartered to Cia Transatlantica de Espana and renamed Magallanes until 1898 when she was again laid up in the Clyde. She was sold for scrap in 1899, but resold and used as an accomodation ship at Barrow until 1902 when she was scrapped at Preston [History provided in North Atlantic Seaway by N.R.P. Bonsor, vol 2, p 710]. Photo courtesy of MyFamily.com, Inc. 		  
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All Saints Church		All Saints Church
Status: LocatedPhoto of All Saints Church at Claverley, Shropshire. Some of James Bowyer Shelley and Elizabeth BRAY's children were christened here in the early 1800s. Photo courtesy of Shropshire Family History Society 		  
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All Saints Church [19 Nov 2003]		All Saints Church [19 Nov 2003]
Status: LocatedPhoto of All Saints Church at Melbourn, Cambridgeshire. Phipps Matthews & Frances HUGGINS were married here in 1776. Photo by Mark Ynys-Mon, courtesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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All Saints Church [25 Jan 2005]		All Saints Church [25 Jan 2005]
Status: LocatedPhoto of All Saints Church at Upper Clatford, Hampshire. Sarah Ellen WRIGHT was christened here in 1831. Photo by Lee Hargreaves, courtesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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All Saints Church [25 Jan 2006]		All Saints Church [25 Jan 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of All Saints Church at Neenton, Shropshire. This church played an important role for the Bowyer, Bray, Morris, and Shelley families. Photo by Michael Patteron, courtesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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All Saints Church [27 Nov 2003]		All Saints Church [27 Nov 2003]
Status: LocatedPhoto of All Saints Church at Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire. Thomas Jeepe and Elizabeth LARAMORE were married here in 1672. Photo by Mark Ynys-Mon, coutesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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All Saints Church [28 Jul 2003]		All Saints Church [28 Jul 2003]
Status: LocatedPhoto of All Saints Church at Hereford, England. John William Dutson was christened here in 1828. Photo by John Salmon, courtesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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All Saints Church [3 May 2004]		All Saints Church [3 May 2004]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the current All Saints Church at Wendy, Cambridgeshire. The original church was razed in the 1860s. This replacement was constructed in 1867. The church played an important role for the Clark and Hewitt families. William Conder and Phillis CLARK were married here in 1798. Photo by Mark Ynys-Mon, coutesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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All Saints Church: London, England		All Saints Church: London, England
Photo of All Saints Church at Poplar, London, England. Elizabeth Ann FERGUSON Holyoak and other relatives were christened at this church in the 1800s. Photo by Stephen Richards. Used by permission. Research by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Ambrotype [1850s]		Ambrotype [1850s]
Status: Located1850s ambrotype of Katharina BENTZEL Wagner. Scan by Charles Rice. Original is in possession of Charles Rice 		  
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American Fork Home		American Fork Home
Status: LocatedPhoto of 'Roberts Family Home and Sue Ann,' Sue Ann Carter, believe to be the home of Lorenzo Snow Roberts and Leilia Ellen CAMPBELL Roberts 		  
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American Fork Home [Oct 1963]		American Fork Home [Oct 1963]
Status: LocatedPhoto taken circa Oct 1963 of the home of Lorenzo Snow Roberts & Leilia Ellen CAMPBELL Roberts 		  
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American Fork Homesite		American Fork Homesite
Status: LocatedHomesite of John Elias Campbell and Alice Jane SHELLEY Campbell. Pictured in front are Alice and her grandson, John C. Roberts 		  
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American Fork Roberts Home		American Fork Roberts Home
Status: LocatedThe 'old' Roberts home that was located on what is approximately 200 N Center St in American Fork, Utah. Pictured in the center is Elizabeth Ellen CONDER Roberts. To her left and right are unknown individuals 		  
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American Fork Roberts Homesite [5 Jun 2004]		American Fork Roberts Homesite [5 Jun 2004]
Status: LocatedOriginal homesite of Lorenzo Snow Roberts & Leilia Ellen CAMPBELL Roberts in American Fork, Utah, Utah, 5 Jun 2004. As of this date the home had been demolished and replaced by a nursery home. The large tree in the left foreground was planted by Lorenzo 		  
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Badger Hall [13 Apr 2006]		Badger Hall [13 Apr 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Badger Hall at Badger, Shropshire. Alice COLLIER was christened in this community in 1732. Photo by Charles Leventon, courtesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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Baptism Photo [1903]		Baptism Photo [1903]
Status: LocatedBaptism photo of Ellen Lurena "Nellie" NEIBAUR in 1903. The heart necklace that she is wearing was given to her by her father and was originally Ellen BREAKELL Neibaur's. The necklace is now in the possession of Lauri Wall. Photo in possession of and scanned by Lauri Wall 		  
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Battle of Seven Pines		Battle of Seven Pines
Status: LocatedPhoto taken at the battlefield of the Battle of Seven Pines, Virginia (Civil War). Isaac Wayne Van Leer, Jr sustained injuries during this battle, which resulted in his death. Photo was posted online at ancestry.com, "Twin houses on battlefield, with 32-pdr. Field howitzer in foreground." Research by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Beaver Creek		Beaver Creek
Status: LocatedPhoto of Beaver Creek. The creek runs right along the Mendenhall-Valentine-Edge Home at Caln Township. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Beehive House [exterior, 27 Mar 2006]		Beehive House [exterior, 27 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto [exterior] of the Richard Woodward Jr home at Thornbury, Pennsylvania, aka the Beehive House. The home is located at the intersection of S Concord and Brinton Lake Roads. The Richard Woodward family resided in this home until a new one was built in nearby Marshallton. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Beehive House [interior, 26 Mar 2006]		Beehive House [interior, 26 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto [bedroom] of the Richard Woodward Jr home at Thornbury, Pennsylvania, aka the Beehive House. This room is believed to be the original bedroom of Richard Woodward and Deborah STANFIELD and is the likely birthplace of their children. Both the floor and rafters are original. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Benjamin West [ca 1783]		Benjamin West [ca 1783]
Painting (oil on canvass) by Gilbert Stuart circa 1783 of Benjamin West. Source: National Portrait Gallery (UK) 		  
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Bentzel Home [attic, 28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Home [attic, 28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the attic of the original Bentzel home located adjacent to Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Home [cellar, 28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Home [cellar, 28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the cellar of the original Bentzel home located adjacent to Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill Bridge [28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill Bridge [28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedModern-day photo of remains of Bentzel Mill Bridge near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. The bridge was named due to crossing Conewago Creek immediately next to the Bentzel Mill. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill Marker [28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill Marker [28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedBentzel Mill marker on the north side of the mill. Reads: "BUILT BY DAVID & ELIZABETH BENSEL IN THE YEAR 1831." Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill [1st Floor, 28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill [1st Floor, 28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the interior [1st floor] of Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. This mill remained in the Bentzel family for several generations. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill [28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill [28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. This mill remained in the Bentzel family for several generations. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill [28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill [28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Bentzel Mill from Bentzel Mill Bridge near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill [2nd Floor, 28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill [2nd Floor, 28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the interior [2nd floor] of Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. This mill remained in the Bentzel family for several generations. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill [3rd Floor, 28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill [3rd Floor, 28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the interior [3rd floor] of Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. This mill remained in the Bentzel family for several generations. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill [3rd Floor, 28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill [3rd Floor, 28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the interior [3rd floor] of Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. Shown in the photo are the original mill stones. This mill remained in the Bentzel family for several generations. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bentzel Mill [4th Floor, 28 Mar 2006]		Bentzel Mill [4th Floor, 28 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the interior [4th floor] of Bentzel Mill near Shiloh, Pennsylvania. This mill remained in the Bentzel family for several generations. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Black Mansion		Black Mansion
Status: LocatedPhoto of the Black Mansion at Marple Township circa 1960. The home was originally built by John George Van Leer about 1742. His son, Bernhardhus, lived in the home until his death in 1790. Courtesy of the Marple Twp Historical Society. Used by permission. 		  
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Blueball Tavern [26 Mar 2006]		Blueball Tavern [26 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the Blueball Tavern at Paoli, Pennsylvania. Priscilla MOORE was the owner of this tavern. It is rumored "Prissy" killed each of her three husbands and buried them in the cellar. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bradford Meeting [26 Mar 2006]		Bradford Meeting [26 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Bradford Meeting at Marshallton, Pennsylvania. Richard Woodward Jr was ordained an Elder at this meeting in 1737. Photo taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Brandywine Creek [22 Mar 2006]		Brandywine Creek [22 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Brandywine Creek, facing north. The bank on the left of this image was part of Timem Stiddem's original property. Photo by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Brandywine Creek [22 Mar 2006]		Brandywine Creek [22 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Brandywine Creek, facing south. The bank on the right of this image was part of Timem Stiddem's original property. Photo by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Bring Crosby at Elko [1948]		Bring Crosby at Elko [1948]
Status: LocatedPhotograph, 1948: Image found in Catherine O'DONNELL Kump Hiatt's album with caption, "1. Owner of Commercial Hotel, 2. Bing Crosby, 3. Mayor of Elko. 1948" 		  
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Cave Ranch Creek [29 May 2004]		Cave Ranch Creek [29 May 2004]
Status: LocatedCave Ranch at Cave Valley: Image from Cave Spring Creek, facing east, taken 29 May 2004. Charles Robert O'Donnell, Sarah Jane HOLYOAK O'Donnell, & their children resided on this property at the time of the 1920 U.S. Census 		  
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Cave Ranch Homesite [29 May 2004]		Cave Ranch Homesite [29 May 2004]
Status: LocatedCave Ranch at Cave Valley: Image of the homestead, looking west, taken on 29 May 2004; According to Beth O'DONNELL Larsen it is believed she lived in this home with her parents, Charles Robert O'Donnell and Sarah Jane HOLYOAK O'Donnell, when she was young. The O'Donnell Family lived here at the time of the 1920 U.S. Census. Charles Robert O'Donnell died here 23 Feb 1920 after suffering from pneumonia 		  
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Cave Ranch [29 May 2004]		Cave Ranch [29 May 2004]
Status: LocatedCave Ranch at Cave Valley: Image from Cave Spring, facing northwest, taken 29 May 2004. Charles Robert O'Donnell, Sarah Jane HOLYOAK O'Donnell, & their children resided on this property at the time of the 1920 U.S. Census 		  
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Christ Church [24 Mar 2006]		Christ Church [24 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the south side of Christ Church at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. Bernardhus Van Leer and Mary BRANSON were married here in 1734. Johann Georg von Löhr and Rebecca MATHER were married here in 1738. Noah Wells and Mary HARRISON were married here in 1746. The church continues being open to the public daily 9AM-5PM and offers services Sundays at 9AM and 11AM and Wednesdays at 12PM. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Christ Church, Interior [24 Mar 2006]		Christ Church, Interior [24 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of the interior of Christ Church at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. Bernardhus Van Leer and Mary BRANSON were married here in 1734. Johann Georg von Löhr and Rebecca MATHER were married here in 1738. Noah Wells and Mary HARRISON were married here in 1746. The pews are originals, #70 belong to Benjamin Franklin, #58/60 belonged to President George Washington, and another belonged to Betsy Ross. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Christ Lutheran Church [23 Mar 2006]		Christ Lutheran Church [23 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Christ Lutheran Church at York, Pennsylvania, erected 2 Jul 1812 and re-dedicated 23 Sep 1966. Several ancestors attended this church. Examples of family participation include the marriage of David Kump and Barbara NAYLOR and the christenings of John Kump and Barbara BENTZEL Kump's first two children. Photo taken by Chad G. Nichols. Used by permission. © All rights reserved. 		  
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Claverley Village [19 Feb 2006]		Claverley Village [19 Feb 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Claverley Village, including All Saints Church, at Shropshire. This village was the home of the James Bowyer Shelley & Elizabeth BRAY family. Photo by Geoff Pick, courtesy of Geograph. Used by permission 		  
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Commencement Photo [1969]		Commencement Photo [1969]
Status: LocatedCommencement Photo; Pictured is Myrtle KUMP Nichols (Row 4, 4th from the left) 		  
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Concord Meeting [26 Mar 2006]		Concord Meeting [26 Mar 2006]
Status: LocatedPhoto of Concord Meeting at Concordville, Pennsylvania, originally established in 1686. Concord Meeting was an important part in the Mendenhall and Woodward family history. Richard Woodward Jr married his first two wives (Esther DAVIS, Deborah STANFIELD) in 1695 and 1701. John Mendenhall Sr married his second wife, Esther MADDOCK Dix, at this meeting in 1708. Aaron Mendenhall Sr married his first wife, Rose PIERSON here in 1715. Taken by Chad G. Nichols 		  
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Daughers & Sisters		Daughers & Sisters
Status: LocatedFamily Portrait: Sarah Elizabeth EDWARDS Hutchings and her daughters: ?, Lettie, ?, Annie, and ?; Original in possession of Beth O. Larsen; Are the other girls her step-daughters? 		  

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