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These photos are a few in our fabluous photo album from England. The album and the CDV phots are in perfect condition. The family history says that the two ladies (their photos are also in the albuy), were domestics for the Archbishop on Cantebery, the father Charles Hudson was a coachman for Windsor Castle and his wife was also employede there. I would love to be able to get info on that. Bob Peyton

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