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Annual Register of Portland: Colored Evening School

Grade: 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th

Teacher: Lottie A. Houser

Year Ending: April 28, 1911

No. NAME OF PUPIL Age nearest birthday NAME OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN RESIDENCE OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN OCCUPATION OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN DATE OF Entrance DATE OF Transfer DATE OF Permanent Withdrawal DATE OF Promotion DATE OF Tuition Paid Successful Vaccination REMARKS
[1] [B]ryant Lulie 32 Bryant 2418 Garfield St. Laundress 1910, Sept. 19 Yes
[2] Dickerson Willie 26 Dickerson 337 rear of 25th St. " [1910] " " "
[3] Hansborough Eddie 68 Hansborough 3700 Bank St. " [1910] " " "
[4] Larue Bettie 45 Larue 2709 Lytle St. " [1910] " " "
[5] Skinner Mollie 51 Skinner 3311 Florida Ave. " "
[6] Wheatly Mary 21 Wheatly 2707 Lytle St. House-keeper "
Reported at this School November 28, 1910, to teach, Annora Taylor, Teac[her]
7 Richeson Annie 39 Richeson 2802 Lytle St. House-keeper [1910] Nov. 28 Yes

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Unsure of formatting with regard to the following context related to #7 'Annie Richeson':
"...departed at this school November 28, 1910, to teach, Annora Taylor. (?)"

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