More Sharp Pictures: Gladys Sharp and Ives Family

From the left Virginia Ives and daughter, Dwight Ives, J. Dunbar Ives, Alice D. Ives, Sumner Albert Ives, Jr., (unknown child) Sumner Abraham Ives, Sumner Albert Ives, Gladys Sharp Ives – 1914 Harrellsville, NC (see Ives Family History Blog for details on Ives family members)

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[Term papers]

Awesome Image of Gladys Sharp and Ives Family, Very Interesting Article Here some Brief histories of where they lived and travel tips for the locations are offered. General genealogy issues are discussed.

[Esma]

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[Rob]

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[Herman]

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