Image / Earl R. Oatman, Vernon Fassoth and Aurora Fassoth

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Title: Earl R. Oatman, Vernon Fassoth and Aurora Fassoth
Date Created and/or Issued: circa 1994
Contributing Institution: UC Riverside, Library, Special Collections and University Archives
Collection: Earl R. Oatman papers
Rights Information: Copyright Unknown
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Description: Scope/Content: Earl R. Oatman with Vernon Fassoth and Aurora Fassoth (married to Vernon) in Oatman family room in Riverside, California. Annotation on back of photograph indicates that Vernon was the youngest son of William and Catalina Fassoth, and was in Camp Fassoth in 1942. Vernon and his wife lived in Griffith, Indiana and had 12 children.
Type: image
Format: 1 photograph
Form/Genre: photographs
Identifier: ark:/86086/n2zp45m6
curivsc_ms224_002_011_001
Language: English
eng
Subject: Oatman, Earl R.
Source: MS 224
Location: Box 2, Folder 11

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