Frances Hadcock - Revision history

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	'''Died: '''October 30, 1996		'''Died: '''October 30, 1996

	'''Frances Anna Canning Hadcock '''was diagnosed with bronchial TB in 1935 and sent to [[New York State Hospital at Ray Brook\|Ray Brook]]. She was told the chances of surviving bronchial TB were rare. After curing, she married, had four children, and owned and operated a restaurant. She disliked milk for the rest of her life because she had so much while curing.		'''Frances Anna Canning Hadcock '''was diagnosed with bronchial TB in 1935 and sent to [[New York State Hospital at Ray Brook\|Ray Brook]]. She was told the chances of surviving bronchial TB were rare. After curing, she married, had four children, and owned and operated a restaurant. She disliked milk for the rest of her life because she had so much while [[curing]].

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	Born: '''August 3, 1919		'''Born: '''August 3, 1919

	'''Died: '''October 30, 1996		'''Died: '''October 30, 1996

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	'''Frances Anna Canning Hadcock '''was diagnosed with bronchial TB in 1935 and sent to [[New~~%20York%20State%20Hospital%20at%20Ray%20Brook~~\|Ray Brook]]. She was told the chances of surviving bronchial TB were rare. After curing, she married, had four children, and owned and operated a restaurant. She disliked milk for the rest of her life because she had so much while curing.		'''Frances Anna Canning Hadcock '''was diagnosed with bronchial TB in 1935 and sent to [[New York State Hospital at Ray Brook\|Ray Brook]]. She was told the chances of surviving bronchial TB were rare. After curing, she married, had four children, and owned and operated a restaurant. She disliked milk for the rest of her life because she had so much while curing.

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'''Frances Anna Canning Hadcock '''was diagnosed with bronchial TB in 1935 and sent to [[New%20York%20State%20Hospital%20at%20Ray%20Brook|Ray Brook]]. She was told the chances of surviving bronchial TB were rare. After curing, she married, had four children, and owned and operated a restaurant. She disliked milk for the rest of her life because she had so much while curing.