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Bea is front row, right; Pat is to the left of her. Probably a class
photo (grade unknown)
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Bea is front row, right; Pat is to the left of her. Probably a class
photo (grade unknown)
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Taken 27 Sept. 1946, Bea and Pat are two months old. Bea on the left.
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Taken 27 Sept. 1946, Bea and Pat are two months old. Bea on the left.
Extra comments on the back: "Would like that film if I may", and "Sent 12/17/46"
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Taken 27 Sept. 1946, Bea age two months.
Unknown person holding her.
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Taken 27 Sept. 1946, Pat age two months.
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A letter to Dorothy from the doctor who delivered Bea & Pat:
Dear Mrs. Gorton,
Thank you very much for the beautiful leter which reached me last evening. I
shall always cherish it - along with the wonderful letter which Mr. Gorton
sent me after your first little girl was born.
Not only did your letter add to the pleasure of
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my day - but - the knowledge of your confidence in me - and your
kindness and underdstanding - win or lose - does something to me
which is exceedingly difficult to put into words.
It was wonderful to have you and the babies come along so nicely - and
it is to see them grow and develeep [develop] - However,
I am confident that it was a part of the plan that
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the prayers - of all - were answered.
Thank you again - for your kindness and thoughtfulness and your
cooperation.
Sincerely,
Beatrise O. Jones [perhaps 'Q'?]
The letter seems to me to imply complications and/or that it was
not an easy delivery?
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