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English: My Grandmother was 1 of only 2 (I believe) who had 7 sons in World War 2 at the same time. The local paper ran an article on her. She was invited to christen the ship |
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| Source | Scan of picture from Charleston SC newspaper from VE-Day |
| Author | Unknown, it says provided photo, so was probably a member of my family. All members now deceased. |
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| current | 03:26, 12 November 2023 | | 698 × 960 (70 KB) | Erin Veronee | Uploaded a work by Unknown, it says provided photo, so was probably a member of my family. All members now deceased. from Scan of picture from Charleston SC newspaper from VE-Day with UploadWizard |
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