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Now, speaking for the other side...
Submitted by k2 on Wed, 03/12/2008 - 7:58pm.
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Since the Brittons, Carpenters, and Tylers have already made their appearances in the Shorpy Blog, I thought I'd better post something from my father's side of the family. So here's Dad, about age 3 in 1922, with his parents, Steve and Elsie (Peiser) Miller. They all look pretty dubious of the photographer's abilities, don't they?
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