Three generations of Barlows--Mrs. Laura E. Barlow, left, who pioneered berry and Gravenstein development in Sebastopol, her granddaughter Charlotte Barlow and her son Leland H. (Warren Leland) Barlow
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Photo--black and white: From Empire section of the Press Democrat, Sunday July 18, 1948: Three generations of Barlows: Mrs. Laura E. Barlow, left, who pioneered berry and Gravenstein development in Sebastopol, her granddaughter Charlotte Barlow and her son Leland H .(Warren Leland) Barlow. All are active in the apple industry.
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