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1800s Texas ID'd Black Woman, African American Nanny Nurse & White Children Photo fake hair family moved to Wisconsin when

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Description

family moved to Wisconsin when he was still a child

Fragile page condition

There are light to medium soft bends throughout the image

circa 1870

and as you can see the tintype still scans very well

1800s Texas ID'd Black Woman, African American Nanny Nurse & White Children Photo fake hair family moved to Wisconsin whenTwo original December 1894 cabinet card photos of an African American woman nanny and children. Photographed by a travelling Railroad Car studio, which operated around Palestine, Texas. Cabinet cards is 6. 5" x 4. 25" with blank backs, as produced. Stable creasing and mount damage, as shown. Some notes and writing, identifying her as Letha Huggins. Research shows an African American woman named Letha Huggins who worked as a nanny and housekeeper for

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