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Starting a new life, David Lumsden, only survivor of a fire in which his wife and six children died, adjusts wedding ring on the finger of his bride, Ann Silver, 21, after a five-minute marriage ceremony at city hall yesterday
Starting a new life, David Lumsden, only survivor of a fire in which his wife and six children died, adjusts wedding ring on the finger of his bride, Ann Silver, 21, after a five-minute marriage ceremony at city hall yesterday

Starting a new life, David Lumsden, only survivor of a fire in which his wife and six children died, adjusts wedding ring on the finger of his bride, Ann Silver, 21, after a five-minute marriage ceremony at city hall yesterday

Date3/21/1969
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129637F
I feel great,' David Lumsden says as he kisses his 21-year-old bride Ann Silver today at city hall
I feel great,' David Lumsden says as he kisses his 21-year-old bride Ann Silver today at city hall
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