"George Washington Richardson"
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e collected this as "George Washington Richardson" -- and it turns out to be 'Mlle. de Sombreuil', an 1851 Tea Rose by Robert. It's been found in two places in California, both associated with the Richardson family, and only a few miles apart. A TREASURE!!!
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