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This baby, Vivian Ruth Norman, was three months old at the time the photo was taken.

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A girl wears a white dress and holds a diploma next to a spray of flowers. The word "Butter" is written on the back of the photo and could possibly have been her name or a nickname.

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Samuel Howard drove cows by foot from Brighton to Randolph, walking behind the herd to prevent stragglers and assisted by a canine companion. He did this for his health after being threatened with "consumption" (which today is known as tuberculosis).…

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It's not clear whether these Randolph men were part of an organized group or merely a group of friends. Numbers are stamped next to each man; however, the list of names that went with these numbers has been misplaced.

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Michael O'Sullivan was the superintendent of the town's Poor Farm and almshouse off Pleasant St. on what is now Amvets Ln. His wife Mary may have been the almshouse's matron.

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This house was located somewhere on Warren St. Standing outside the house is Mrs. John MacGerrigle, the grandmother of Major Raymond MacGerrigle and Emeline MacGerrigle.

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Since this photo was taken in Vermont, it's possible that this young man could be a relative of A. E. DuBois, who moved to Randolph, MA from Randolph, VT.

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Since this photo was taken in Vermont, it's possible that this young man could be a relative of A. E. DuBois, who moved to Randolph, MA from Randolph, VT.

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