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Clara Hawley Patterson Layson, 1916

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Clara Hawley Patterson Layson, 1916, 1916 (Internet Archive)
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Studio portrait of Clara Hawley Patterson Layson, wealthy Alameda County widow and daughter of California pioneer James Hawley, photographed in 1916.


Studio portrait of Clara Hawley Patterson Layson, taken in 1916. The photograph shows a wealthy Alameda County widow whose father was California pioneer James Hawley.

The record does not identify the photographer. The image forms part of material digitised through California Revealed, a statewide programme that makes holdings from California libraries, archives, museums and historical societies publicly available online.

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