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Daily Archives: October 11, 2012
Hé salut Jules…
Hi there neighbor! This is probably what Frank Lagasse said to Jules Moquin when he went to work in the morning on June 25th, 1900. They were both neighbors. Frank Lagasse was a carpenter and Jules Moquin was a laborer … Continue reading
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What About Lilie Lagasse?
I hope I did not mislead you with this picture last time. It was not deliberate. Lillie, Lily, or Lillian is on this picture. This is a very rare picture of workers at the Ingraham factory in Bristol, Connecticut at … Continue reading →