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Bernice Anderson, Rev. William D. Carter, and Viola Palmer, Seattle, ca. 1925

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Viola Palmer was the daughter of Lydia Chandler. Viola married Edward T. Palmer.
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  1. African Americans
  2. Anderson, Bernice Carter, William D.Palmer, Viola
  3. Seattle
  4. Washington (State)

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