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My name is Sally, Edwin DuPea is my grandfather on my mother's side.  Her name is June (Florence).  She was one of three girls ( June, Ramona, Ruth) born to Edwin DuPea and June Ryan (DuPea).  Ruth is still alive.  Tatzumbie Dupea also went by the name Annie to close friends.  She was in a number of movies in the thirties and forties.  I have a copy of "Across the Wide Missouri"  with Clark Cable.  If you can get a copy you will see her in the beginning of the film as one of the two indian women preparing the wedding Teepee.  She is the oldest.  I do have some photos and a copy of her death certificate.  I was at her funeral at the "Wee Kirk of the Heather" in Forest Lawn.  She died on Feb 26, 1970.  Her offical birth date was July 26, 1849.  She told me it was in Lone Pine, but there were no "white man's" birth records, so she claimed she remembered a big earth quake when she was a young girl.  If you want more information I can contine to recall and perhapes send you what photos I still have.  There was a big fire in the late 40's that distroyed almost all photos and other papers.  sally

Susie I knew your mother Aunt Cat as i called her, my mom was Nana's daughter her name was Christine K. Du Pea Raftery. You see we are related.  Please respond and like i told Sally maybe we could all get together when I'm in So. California this May.  That is if you still live in California.

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