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Patricia Ann Williams - Voice and Viewpoint

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San Diego, CA- Patricia Ann Williams was born October 13, 1935 the oldest of four daughters to the union of O.D and Marguerite Spence.   Her history in San Diego began in the late 1800’s when her Great- Great Grandparents arrived in 1889 to La Jolla as one of the first Black families to settle in […]

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