Mary S. Brinton
Xmas 1909
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Hello,
My name is Ashley, and I was doing research on genealogy, and my great grandmothers name was Mary Seline, Brinton. Your blog came up because of the intials on a used book you discuss, called Mary S. Brinton. THis is so strange, as its taken me a long time to find any information on her, but I wonder if maybe this might be her. You say there is her name in the book, do you have any photographs of the signature. Please email if you get a chance. Also where did you find the book, she was born in Alabama.
Hello Ashley,
I bought the book at Unnameable Books on Vanderbilt Avenue in Brooklyn. I'm on vacation now so I don't have the volume at hand, but I'll post a picture of the signature when I get back in August. Good luck with your research!
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