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Jul 21, 2017

Marriage Photo, George Washington, Jr. and Annabell Fields, Beaufort, SC, Contributed by Fallon Green

Marriage Photo, George Washington, Jr. and Annabell Fields, Beaufort, SC
Marriage Photo, George Washington, Jr. and Annabell Fields, Beaufort, SC, Contributed by Fallon Green

Ancestor’s Name : George Washington, Jr.
Names of Others in Photo : Annabell Fields Washington
Where Was This Photo Taken? : Beaufort, SC 
When Was This Photo Taken? : ca. 1960

 

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