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Date: 2011-01-01 11:40 pm (UTC)The date would have to be earlier though. My Williamses did live in Russellville, but not during World War I.
So that would make it before 1914.
I guess someone could have mailed it to them. But a photo like this in that album usually means that somewhere in that crowd, I ought to be able to point to a little dot and say, oh lookee there...it's great-granddaddy...