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Album1 - Page 01
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The photos on this first page were stained with brown cross-hatching from the album’s cover which they faced. |
Alb1.p01-A
Joe 1897
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Alb1.p01-B
Anthony (1897)
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Alb1.p01-C
Agnes (189_)
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Alb1.p01-D
Chirú
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Alb1.p01-E
Chirú
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Page 2 |
Chirú
Album1 - Page 02
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Alb1.p02-A
Thrahing maize
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Alb1.p02-C
Stacking Alfalfa J.E.T. up Joe is atop hay-stack.
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Alb1.p02-B
Old Trap with the two bayos
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Alb1.p02-D
Plowing
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Alb1.p02-E
Peons
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Page 3 |
Chirú
Album1 - Page 03
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Alb1.p03-A
J.E.T. on Jap Joe (his saddle is a recado)
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Alb1.p03-C
Buena Joe (Buena = Agnes?)
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Alb1.p03-B
J.E.T. on Jap Joe
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Alb1.p03-D
G.A.T. on Jap Agnes
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Alb1.p03-E
G.A.T. on Jap Agnes
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Page 4 |
Chirú 1916
Album1 - Page 04
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Alb1.p04-A
J.E.T. Joe R.E.T. Ronald
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Alb1.p04-C
Ronald
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Alb1.p04-B
J.E.T. & R.E.T.
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Alb1.p04-D
J.E.T. & R.E.T.
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Alb1.p04-E
J.E.T. & R.E.T.
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Page 5 |
Chirú 1916
Album1 - Page 05
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Alb1.p05-A
R.E.T. & Remejiah
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Alb1.p05-C
R.E.T. & Dominga Clara
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Alb1.p05-B
C.T. D.T. R.T. Claire Daphne Roy
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Alb1.p05-D
R.E.T. R.S.T. R.T.
Ronald Dick Roy
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Alb1.p05-E
R.E.T. R.S.T. R.T.
Ronald Dick Roy
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Page 6 |
Chirú 1916
Album1 - Page 06
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Alb1.p06-A
J.E.T. – before
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Alb1.p06-C
Stacking
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Alb1.p06-B
J.E.T. – after
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Alb1.p06-D
J.E.T. R.W.T. Joe Bob
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Alb1.p06-E
Stacking
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Page 7 |
Chirú 1916
Album1 - Page 07
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Alb1.p07-A
Greyhounds & terriers
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Alb1.p07-C
Mr. Garrod’s coach at Traill
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Alb1.p07-B
Stacking
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Alb1.p07-D
J.E.T. R.W.T. H.Spicer A.J.Sykes F.Bradbury Driver is not listed.
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Alb1.p07-E
E.A.T. J.E.T.
in Maxwell on way to Las Limpias
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Page 8 |
Chirú 1916
Album1 - Page 08
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Alb1.p08-A
F. Contrera feeding pigs
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Alb1.p08-C
Blacksmith’s shop
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Alb1.p08-B
F. Contrera feeding pigs
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Alb1.p08-D
J.E.T. watching F. Contrera feeding pigs
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Alb1.p08-E
L. or M. Chiambrettos’s house
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Album1 - Page 09
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The photos on this page were probably
taken on a joy-ride to the Paraná river.
(Per caption for 9-D, & photo 9-E.)
The town of Gálvez is 50 km. east of
Chirú, about half-way to the Paraná,
the only navigable river within 400 km. of Chirú.
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Alb1.p09-A
Gálvez?
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Alb1.p09-B
Gálvez?
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Alb1.p09-C
School-girls - in Gálvez?
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Alb1.p09-D
J.E.T. asking road to Galvez.
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Alb1.p09-E
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Alb1.p09-F
To Galvez? Per their satchels, the boys could be rural grade-school students.
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