7 photographs of the family of George Marshall Slater (1861-1926) and Emily Augusta (Martin) Slater (1865-1935), New York State natives who married in New York, had their oldest child there, and then moved to Dexter, Maine, where they had four more children and lived out their lives.
Photographs:
- Photograph of George Marshall Slater (1861-1926). By the B. L. Call studio of Dexter, Maine.
- Photograph of George Marshall Slater (1861-1926), wife Emily Augusta (Martin) Slater (1865-1935) and their three older children. By the B. L. Call studio of Dexter, Maine, taken in 1890. The children are identified as George E. Slater; Rexford C. Slater and Mable I. Slater. The children were George Edward Slater (1883-1973); Charles Rexford Slater (1886-1960); and Mabel Irene Slater (1888-1967). Mabel would marry George H. Royal, who predeceased her; Charles Bray Simms, from whom she was divorced; and Harry Warren Young, who outlived her.
- identical photograph as above but with thinner stock and no imprint.
- Candid winter photograph of three people identified on the reverse as "Hazle; Wilford and Mable". They were the three youngest children: Mabel Irene Slater ((1888-1967), Hazel Slater (1892-1955) and Wilford E. Slater (1898-1951). Mabel would marry 1) George H. Royal, who predeceased her; 2) Charles Bray Simms, from whom she was divorced; and 3) Harry Warren Young, who outlived her. Hazel would marry William R. Spencer, who outlived her.
- , 6. and 7. - identical photographs, taken in 1890, of Mabel Irene Slater (1888-1967) at age 2 by the B. L. Call studio of Dexter, Maine.
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