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Millie (about seven yrs. old) and Mary John (with the baby) eight years old. Both shuck oysters at the Alabama Canning Co. This is Mary's second year. She said, "I shucks six pots if I don't got the baby; two pots if I got him." (Many of the little ones, too young to work all the time, tend the baby when not working.) Location: Bayou La Batre, Alabama

Brother & sister - Public domain portrait print

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Portrait of two Navajo children seated, full-length, facing slightly right.

199633 U.S. Copyright Office.

Navajo series.

Photograph copyrighted by Pennington (William M.) and Rowland (Wesley R.), 1915.

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01/01/1915
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