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Mary Belle Lewis

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Mary Belle Lewis
The firstborn in the family of Samuel Jackson Lewis & Martha Love Barker was my Aunt Belle. She was named for her Aunt Mary Barker French. The hoop in this picture were very common toys in the old days. A peddler came through Lake Tahoe when my son Pieter was a boy & I bought one for him and he grew up running along spinning the iron hoop.
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Love her dress, her shoes, the hoop - and the look on her face! What an expressive little doll.
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That is a Classic Picture. Thanks
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She really is a living doll . The whole picture is perfect.
That expression on her little face is what really makes the photo more than just an old picture.
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So sweet!
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She is a little cutis
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Beautiful child
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Adorable
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Picture perfect
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So adorable ...Love the shoes
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Jennifer Lindsey doesn't this look like Darcy?
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I definitely see some similarities, especially the big, dark eyes. 😊
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Love these old picture's.
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"Priceless"!
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04/19/2018
She's so long-legged and sturdy; she looks athletic. The fact that she was photographed with a hoop, not a doll, suggests that she was an outdoor girl who liked to be in motion! I like her.❀️
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04/19/2018
Precious little girl
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Idk
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Adorable
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I would love to give her a little hug.
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Mary Belle (Lewis) McPhetridge
Mary Belle (Lewis) McPhetridge was born on March 18, 1867. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mary Belle (Lewis) McPhetridge .
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Bethel Holmes
Bethel Nadine Holmes of the gold dredging town of Hammonton, Calif. Author of "Peeks Into Sierra Pantries" & "Wood Chips To Game Chips, History of North Lake Tahoe Casinos." Retired from Univ of Nevada Library. Grandaughter of Samuel Jackson Lewis & Martha Love Barker and John Hughes Holmes & Clarissa Angella Laine. Descendant of Wm Braden & Euphemia Jackson, Van Rensselaer Holmes & Elizabeth Ross (dau of Ignatius), Melissa Sheral, Casandra Le Sueur, and James Barker & Martha Patsie Love Emmitt.
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