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Postcard from John C. Haas to his family, 1933

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Postcard from John C. Haas (1918-2011) to his grandparents, John Charles Waterman (1857-1939) and Clara Waterman nee Leonard (1859-1933), and his aunt Harriet Waterman (1884-).

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  • David Haas
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  • Series III: John C. and Clara Leonard Waterman Papers, 1797, 1848-1939
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  • Box 9, Folder 3

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Haas, John C. (John Charles). “Postcard from John C. Haas to His Family, 1933,” 1933. Phoebe Waterman Haas Papers, Box 9, Folder 3. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/u9blvll.

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