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(Almost) Wordless Wednesday: 1927
dee_burris
Tuesday,
February
15th
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2011
10:13 pm
That's George W Burris, Jr. on the right.
I have no idea who the other guys are, or where the photo was taken.
Or why they are wearing guns...or if they were really left-handed.
Scan is courtesy of one of my cousins...
Thanks, cuz.
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claimingkin.livejournal.com
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011 06:30 pm (UTC)
Great photo! I know you don't know who the other gentlemen are, but was George a lawman?
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Wednesday, February 16th, 2011 07:04 pm (UTC)
No, but he worked for the Postal Service. I understand from old family stories that sometimes they were armed when they went to remote areas.
I'm wondering if this photo isn't more about clowning. I am pretty sure Granddaddy was right handed...
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Saturday, February 19th, 2011 02:18 am (UTC)
Your welcome, cuz.
I wish I knew the story behind this photo. One thing is for sure, he did like to clown around - and I'm pretty sure he was right handed too. Maybe someone deputized him or something. It is a cool picture though.
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I'm wondering if this photo isn't more about clowning. I am pretty sure Granddaddy was right handed...
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I wish I knew the story behind this photo. One thing is for sure, he did like to clown around - and I'm pretty sure he was right handed too. Maybe someone deputized him or something. It is a cool picture though.