Photos of Titanic survivors Lolo and Michel reunited with their mother, 16 of May 1912

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Mother posing with her children, circa 1932.

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Blonde lady posing with her baby and her three older children on her living room. circa 1950s.

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Sharp/crisp glass negative of a mother smiling while her daughter hugs her from behind, 1890s.

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1925: My grandmother, Julia, holds her newborn son, Robert, while her older son, Paul, looks on. My uncles Rob and Paul later served in WW2 and both came back safe. They all lived long lives and were wonderful family.

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i have one final batch of dry plate negative scans to share

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Blonde lady posing with her baby and her three older children on her living room. circa 1950s.

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Destitute family, 1936

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Group of siblings posing for their photo sit by age, circa 1944.

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My 3x great-aunt, Blanche, with her younger twin brother and sister, Edwin and Edna in 1907, watched her parents be murdered after she couldn’t stop their killer. She was left guardian of her six siblings at eighteen years old.

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Group of siblings posing for their photo sit by age, circa 1944.

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Irish family posing with their 7 children, Father smiles proud, 8 of March 1908, glass negative

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My great-grandparents and their first daughter, c. 1936. I adore this picture.