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Headstone of the hereditary feeder Carl Friedrich Modes (d. 1864) and Frau as well as Carl Friedrich Modes (d. 1846) and Ms.
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Headstone of the hereditary master Carl Friedrich Modes (d. 1864) and woman as well as Carl Friedrich Modes (d. 1846) and woman. Sandstone (from 1846 and from 1864). Dresden-Loschwitz, cemetery
Title: Headstone of the hereditary feeder Carl Friedrich Modes (d. 1864) and Frau as well as Carl Friedrich Modes (d. 1846) and Ms.
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Headstone of the hereditary master Carl Friedrich Modes (d.
1864) and woman as well as Carl Friedrich Modes (d.
1846) and woman.
Sandstone (from 1846 and from 1864).
Dresden-Loschwitz, cemetery.
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