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Francis L. Beardsley
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Francis L. Beardsley

United Press International · September 9, 1961

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CWO Francis L. Beardsley and his bride, Helen, hold up youngest member of their family, Teresa, 1, after the pair were wedded here 9/9. Lined up stairs at rear are the other 17 members of the family. Beardsley had 10 children by previous marriage while the bride had eight. At left is Larry Slattery, San Jose, Calif., who was best man.

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