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The Day I Bade Her Goodbye
Written on the back:
"Taken July 21, 1890.
The day I bade her good-bye."
Myrtle E(mily). Newall & Mary Elmer
[This is a small 2 by 2 inch photograph on heavy stock.]
"Taken July 21, 1890.
The day I bade her good-bye."
Myrtle E(mily). Newall & Mary Elmer
[This is a small 2 by 2 inch photograph on heavy stock.]
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Deborah Lundbech club has replied to Frode clubIt does looks tragically sad to me - maybe in thinking about how, back then, long distances often meant permanent separations.
(They are not sisters - their names are different.)
I think there is another photo of one of them in the album - I'll have to check.
She was married in Hennipin, Minnesota in 1894 to Donald D. Blue.
In 1895 she was living in Iowa with her husband and mother in law.
She died in 1954 but have not yet found where.
So, Myrtle left Vermont for Minnesota but didn't marry for another four years,
Mary Elmer was born in 1868 and in nearby Addison, Vermont, and died in nearby Middlebury Vermont in 1937.
She was married in 1903 in the town of Addison to Eban Ryder.
These two women most likely never saw each other again.
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