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'''Charlotte Isabel Kennedy Briggs''' was <span>a daughter of [[Isabella%20Compton%20Kennedy|Isabella Compton Kennedy]] and [[Alexander%20G.%20Kennedy|Alexander G. Kennedy]].  She grew up at the [[Kennedy%20Cottage|Kennedy Cottage]] on [[Shepard%20Avenue|Shepard Avenue]] operated by her mother.
'''Charlotte Isabel Kennedy Briggs''' was <span>a daughter of [[Isabella%20Compton%20Kennedy|Isabella Compton Kennedy]] and [[Alexander%20G.%20Kennedy|Alexander G. Kennedy]].  She grew up at the [[Kennedy%20Cottage|Kennedy Cottage]] on [[Shepard%20Avenue|Shepard Avenue]] operated by her mother.


[[File:Kennedy001.jpg|right|thumb||Written on the reverse: "CKB + Fitz"<br>|Courtesy of Judith Briggs Watson and Barbara Briggs-Letson]]<br> 
[[File:Kennedy001.jpg|right|thumb||Written on the reverse: "CKB + Fitz"<br>Courtesy of Judith Briggs Watson and Barbara Briggs-Letson]]<br> 


[[File:Kennedy003.jpg|left|thumb||Captioned "Second Prize Winner," one of the clowns isCharlotte Isabel Kennedy.<br>|Courtesy of Judith Briggs Watson and Barbara Briggs-Letson]]
[[File:Kennedy003.jpg|left|thumb||Captioned "Second Prize Winner," one of the clowns isCharlotte Isabel Kennedy.<br>Courtesy of Judith Briggs Watson and Barbara Briggs-Letson]]


 
 

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Sixteen year old Charlotte Isabel Kennedy driving the family's

[Coach]|, decorated for a Winter Carnival, c. 1926.  Courtesy of Judith Briggs Watson and Barbara Briggs-Letson]]Born:

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Charlotte Isabel Kennedy Briggs was a daughter of Isabella Compton Kennedy and Alexander G. Kennedy.  She grew up at the Kennedy Cottage on Shepard Avenue operated by her mother.

Written on the reverse: "CKB + Fitz"
Courtesy of Judith Briggs Watson and Barbara Briggs-Letson


 

Captioned "Second Prize Winner," one of the clowns isCharlotte Isabel Kennedy.
Courtesy of Judith Briggs Watson and Barbara Briggs-Letson

 

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