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Black Families ➜ Black Families - Graves
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1960s
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Brain Graves, son of Charlie Graves, at home in Quaker Estates, circa 1969
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Charles Waters, Charlie Graves oldest son. Garnet High School Picture, Circa 1965
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Charlie Graves and Family, first home in Quaker Estates.
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Children of Charlie Graves - from the left: Monica Graves-age 3, Brian Graves-age 10, Karen Graves age 11 months. Circa 1960
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Daughters of Charlie and Hilda Graves, Karen Graves age 2, Monica Graves, age 4, circa 1962
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Daughters of Charlie Graves, Circa 1962
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James “Sharp Eye” Wilson and Charlie Graves at Union Meeting at Uptown Club dance hall, circa 1960
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Monica and Karen, Daughters of Charlie and Hilda Graves, Outside Their New Home, circa 1965
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Residence of Charlie Graves 100 Prospect St. Chestertown, MD 1954-1963
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Wanda Boyer at age 6, circa 1969
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