Invitation Printed in Script from Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Thacher to Henry S. F. Sears
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1881-01-06Metadata
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Invitation, printed in script, from Mr. & Mrs. Ezra Thacher to the wedding of their daughter, Minnie and Henry S. F. Sears. Minnie was Myrinda Esther Thacher, born South Dennis, 20 Oct 1853, daughter of Ezra & Lucy Ann (Baker) Thacher. Henry S. F. Sears was born in East Dennis, 2 Feb 1852, son of Elijah7 Bailey Sears & Harriet N. (Fish). After marriage they resided in Clinton, Mass.Related items
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