8th Grade Graduation
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Among my grandmother's
papers I've found a (beautifully) decorated handwritten 8th grade Delta, Colo. graduation program dated May 29, 1902, an invitation to her from one of the graduates, Bradford B. Kirkbride. the envelope addressed: "Mrs Kennedy, City." |
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8th Grade 1902 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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My grandmother was Etta Colorado
Jay, daughter of Eliza and Samuel Jay, early pioneers whom we've traced up and down the State, and who finally settled in Ridgway. (Graandmother was married at the family home in 1885 in Dallas, Colo., to Bernard Kane Kennedy.) In our seventies my sister and I
began to make yearly summer trips to Sincerely, |
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Transcribed by Ruth Brace Beebe |