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Step-by-Step Arizona Research 1900--Present (view source)
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This newspaper clipping of a wedding announcement guides searches in census record.:<br> | This newspaper clipping of a wedding announcement guides searches in census record.:<br> | ||
*Monico Garcia and Amelia Hunt were married in Winslow, Arizona in 1902. | *Monico Garcia and Amelia Hunt were married in Winslow, Arizona in 1902. | ||