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Boyd's directory of the District of Columbia (1922)
101 Herman Wm S, violin mkr
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- 100 Oulahan Joseph F
- 101 Herman Wm S, violin mkr
- 102 Pierce Maud
- 103 Smith Albert W
- 104 DeNeale Ada S Mrs
Boyd's directory of the District of Columbia (1923)
101 Herman Wm S, violin mkr
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- 34 Anderson Wm T
- 35 Holderman Marion F
- 100 Oulahan Jos F
- 101 Herman Wm S, violin mkr
- 102 Major Jas C
- 103 Smith Albert W
- 104 DeNeale Ada S Mrs
Named in 2 books printed between 1922 and 1923. Read by software from scans of those pages, not yet checked by a person against the page. Entries from 2 books stand under this name, and nobody has judged yet whether they mean the same person.
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- Places and dates of work
- 101 Herman Wm S, violin mkr reported1
- Places and dates of work
- 101 Herman Wm S, violin mkr reported1
How the pages were read
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Notes
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The books behind this record
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- Boyd’s directory of the District of Columbia (Washington, D.C. Boyd’s Directory Company, 1922), vol. 1922. archive.org, boydsdirectoryof1922wash. https://archive.org/details/boydsdirectoryof1922wash.
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- Boyd’s directory of the District of Columbia (Washington, D.C. Boyd’s Directory Company, 1923). archive.org, boydsdirectoryof1923wash. https://archive.org/details/boydsdirectoryof1923wash.
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