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Augusta (Gussie) Eckstrom /April 21, 2023 by Beth Winegarner

Today in 1891, Augusta "Gussie" Eckstrom was back in the paper after Joseph McGinn took out a license to marry her. Even though the young couple had Ma Eckstrom's blessing, the authorities refused to let her out of the Mag. https://t.co/wu4LLlikBa pic.twitter.com/hYFUUIj3Md

— Beth Winegarner (@bethwinegarner) April 21, 2023
← Julia Ryan Alice Curtin →
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