Tommie Hill Davis with her family at her “Three Score and Ten” celebration, Zion Baptist Church, Marietta, Georgia, circa 2010s
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Davis, Tommie Hill.; Lemon Street Schools (Marietta, Ga.); Marietta City Schools (Marietta, Ga.); Marietta (Ga.)--History.Metadata
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Tommie Hill Davis with her children and grandchildren at her “Three Score and Ten” celebration, Zion Baptist Church, Marietta, Georgia, circa 2010s.Citation
Tommie Hill Davis with her family at her “Three Score and Ten” celebration, Zion Baptist Church, Marietta, Georgia, ca. 2010s, The Lemon Street Schools Oral History Collection, Marietta City Schools, 2020, KSU/14/05/04, Kennesaw State University.Rights
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