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Family Sapling: 1907
"Shands, A.R. (between August 1905 and January 1909)." The offspring of Washington, D.C., physician Aurelius Rives Shands; little Agnes was last seen to better effect here. 5x7 glass negative from the C.M. Bell portrait studio. View full size.
At least one became a doctor
(top to bottom)
Richard Eppes Shands - June 18, 1897-February 5, 1981 - Lawyer
Alfred Rives Shands - January 18, 1899-April 20, 1981 - MD
George King Shands - August 24, 1900-March 5, 1971
Agnes Horner Shands - January 8, 1903-October 18, 1988
All are buried in Saint John's Episcopal Church Cemetery in Hopewell, VA, along with their parents.
Aurelius Rives Shands - November 5, 1860-April 27, 1941
Agnes Horner Eppes Shands - September 8, 1861-May 29, 1952
Identify those hills!
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Are those the hills of San Berdoo, Azusa, San Fernando, or where? Do I hear Green Valley? COME ON!!!
[Quite honestly, I think I see Mt. Tamalpais. -tterrace]
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