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11th Bride To Wear A 120 Year Old Wedding Dress

Abigail Kingston (30) from Pennsylvania will be the 11th woman in her family to wear a 120-year-old wedding dress, tailored only slightly from its original design.

Her great great grandmother Mary Lowry Warren first wore the dress in 1895 and form then, it's been passed on from generation to generation of bridges in the family. - independent.ie

Mary Lowery, 1885
Jane Woodruff. 1946
Virginia Woodruff, 1948
Sara Seiler, 1960
Laird MacConnell, 1976
Leslie Kingston, 1977
Janet Kearns, 1982
Jane Ogden, 1986
Virginia Kearns, 1989
Ann Ogden, 1991
Abigail Kingston, 2015
Image Sources: Abigail Kingston via Thesun.co.uk

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