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A damaged oval portrait of a seated woman in a dark dress with a wide skirt and cape, resting one hand near her face.

Susannah Jennette Shaw nee Booth (1844-1908)

6 Apsley Terrace, Stretford, Lancashire

History 6 Apsley Terrace, Stretford

1871 precise location of address unknown

James Begg Shaw, 33, manufacturer of heat trimmings, b Hulme lancs

Susannah Jennette nee Booth, 26, b Manchester

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