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Dorothy Smith
Collected family records of Dorothy Smith (1911-1988) & Ellsworth Clark (1908-2006). Includes diaries, photos, letters, and Books of Remembrance, and other historical papers.
A busy dayA cool dayA dayA fine dayA Rainy MorningA veryA very rainy morningA year or so laterA.M. P.M.about 1:30about 10 AMabout 10 min to 2 AMAbout 10 minutesabout 10 moabout 10 o'clockabout 11 p.m.about 11.45 PMabout 12 o'clockabout 12:30about 13th Mayabout 15 minutesAbout 1933about 1938about 1970about 2 weeksabout 2 yrs ago &about 20 years oldabout 3 or 4 weeksAbout 3 P.M.About 3:30about 3:30 PMAbout 3:40 a.m.about 35 years oldabout 4about 4 AMabout 5 o'clock P.M.about 5:30about 6 amabout 6:00 A.M.about 7 yearsabout 7 years oldabout 7:30 PMabout 7.15 PMabout 75 years oldabout 8 in the eveningabout 8 minutesabout 8 o'clockABOUT 8 PMAbout 8:30about 9 O'Clockabout a dayabout a monthabout a month agoabout a weekabout a week agoabout an hourabout and 31st 5:30about Dec. 20about eighteen monthsabout February 3rd. 1929about fourteen years oldabout July 20about July 8About middle of Mayabout my tenth yearAbout noonabout one hourabout one week &about that nightabout the 1st of Jan.about the dayabout then 15thAbout three weeks afterAbout three weeks agoabout Thursdayabout twenty years oldabout two weeksabout two yearsabt. 11 yrsafter noonafternoonafternoon & eveningafternoonsage 10age 11age 12Age 15age 16age 17age 19age 61age 9age June 27age nineage of 16age of 18age of 81age of twelve yearsage seventeenage twenty-sevenall 6 daysall agesall dayall day & eveningall day & nightall day 1all day longall Day Nov 1 1886all day Sat 14 Wentall day Sept 19all day TuesdayAll Dec 16all eveningall nightAll past weekall summerall summer longall the Dayall winterall yearalmost 19almost eight o?clockalmost every dayalmost one hourannualanother AugustAnother Big Dayanother eveningany annual 23rdApr 1Apr 11Apr 13Apr 13thApr 24Apr 25 10AM 1934Apr 26thApr. 10thApr. 13Apr. 13thApr. 15Apr. 17Apr. 19/31Apr. 1936 JuneApr. 2Apr. 21Apr. 24/34Apr. 7thAprilApril 1 , 1858April 1, 1858April 1, 1934April 11April 13, 1933April 14 and June 19April 14, 1933April 15 1839April 17April 17 - 1958April 17-1958April 17/31April 17thApril 18April 1861April 19, 1934April 1933April 1985April 19thApril 1stApril 1st 1856April 1st 59April 1st, 1861April 21, 1933April 23April 23rd 1857April 24thApril 25April 25.AprilApril 25thApril 26April 26 / 1911April 26, 1911April 26, 1934April 26thApril 27, 1931April 28April 28thApril 29thApril 30April 3rd 1850April 4 1853April 4-5 andApril 4,5,6, 1931April 4thApril 4th MondayApril 6April 6 , 1856April 6 1833April 6 WentApril 6, 1856 Oct 9April 6, 1934April 6, 1936April 7April 7th, 1859April 8, 1934April 8th 1890April MorningApril of 1933April to SeptemberAprils .around 10:30 A.M.around 14th of MayAshoreat least three daysAug 11thAug 12Aug 12/1888Aug 12/1888 Aug 12Aug 15Aug 15, 1932Aug 15th 1929Aug 17thAug 1stAug 1st 1932Aug 1st Aug 2Aug 22Aug 23Aug 26Aug 26 1853Aug 27Aug 2stAug 3Aug 3 to 7 1927 Go toAug 30Aug 31Aug 31-32Aug 31stAug 34Aug 4/31Aug 5thAug 8Aug 9Aug. 11thAug. 18Aug. 19th 1929Aug. 2/31Aug. 23rd 1929Aug. 24Aug. 27th 1929Aug. 3 1929AugustAugust 18, 1844August 1934August 25 1835August 25, 1838August 29August 29 35August 29, 1934August 30/29August 31 , 2000August 4 " , 2000August 7, 1931August 9August 9, 1931August 9thautumn
