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![G. W. White searching for his mother-in-law Mary Hubanks [Eubanks?]](https://www.informationwanted.org/files/fullsize/6ae1f381f6c452804b2b37f825d4deed.jpg "G. W. White searching for his mother-in-law Mary Hubanks [Eubanks?]")
