Eighty-One Years Old
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Eighty-One Years Old
Summary
Eighty-One Years Old is a news article[1].
Key Facts
- Eighty-One Years Old's instance of is recorded as news article[2].
- Eighty-One Years Old's location is recorded as Sag Harbor[3].
- Eighty-One Years Old's publication date is recorded as +1900-09-06T00:00:00Z[4].
- Eighty-One Years Old's main subject is recorded as Louisa R. Cotton[5].
- Eighty-One Years Old's main subject is recorded as Shinnecock Nation[6].
- Eighty-One Years Old's main subject is recorded as Sag Harbor[7].
- Eighty-One Years Old's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Louisa R. Cotton (1819-1906) in the Brooklyn Eagle on September 6, 1900.png[8].
- Eighty-One Years Old's published in is recorded as Brooklyn Eagle[9].
- Eighty-One Years Old's title is recorded as Eighty-One Years Old[10].
- Eighty-One Years Old's first line is recorded as Mrs. Louisa Cuffee celebrated the eighty-first anniversary of her birth this week with a family reunion, which drew together a large company not only of relatives, but of friends and neighbors.[11].
- Eighty-One Years Old's last line is recorded as She has lived in Sag Harbor sixty-seven years[12].
- Eighty-One Years Old's copyright status is recorded as public domain[13].
- Eighty-One Years Old's quotation or excerpt is recorded as Eighty-One Years Old. Sag Harbor, Long Island; September 6, 1900 – Mrs. Louisa Cuffee celebrated the eighty-first anniversary of her birth this week with a family reunion, which drew together a large company not only of relatives, but of friends and neighbors. Of her six living children, five were present with their families. Mrs. Cuffee descended from the Shinnecock Indians and traces her ancestry back to the aboriginal tribes. She has lived in Sag Harbor sixty-seven years.[14].
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Designation and Status
Eighty-One Years Old's instance of is recorded as news article[2].