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HODGSON, ROSEMARY

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B/W print. A girl is sitting in a seagrass easy chair with her legs crossed and a paper on her lap. Her shoulder length hair is caught back by a ribbon with bow. She is wearing a dark skirt and cardigan over a light open necked blouse with a striped V necked pullover.

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Rosemary Hodgson is the daughter of Runic and Thomas Hodgson.

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cwa-org-28--11-396-

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Tuesday, 23 September, 2025

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