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Annette Smith White about age sixteen in Baltimore where she was working as a magazine subscription sales person.

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Annette Smith White's family has lived in Syracuse since the 1950's. Her family came to Syracuse from Mississippi. Her husband, John H. White, Jr., was in the military, so that Mrs. White spend many years on Army installations in the United States and Annette was married at Hopps Memorial Chruch in Syracuse in 1961. Mrs. White works as a home health aide.
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Photograph B&Amp;W
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White, Annette Smith (Photograph donor)
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. New York (State)
  3. Pictorial Works
  4. Social Life And Customs
  5. Syracuse

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