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↑  "Mrs. R.T. Smith Dies in Sleep Here" (obituary of Eliza Kennedy Smith). Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: The Pittsburgh Press, October 23, 1964, p. 4.
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↑  "Barbara Shefler Miller" (obituary)
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