In December of 1962, we spent Christmas eve with the McCord cousins … all 17 of them!
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We successfully settled in to our new California home, and somewhere between reels of film I learned to walk.
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In the summer of 1962, we left Spokane to move back to California, stopping to visit the Seattle World’s Fair on the way. Sadly, I’ve never been back to Washington state.
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Various footage of “Baby Michael” McCord from early to mid- 1962, including my first birthday in June.
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In December of 1961, we spent our last Christmas in Spokane.
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Returning to Spokane after Thanksgiving in California, we stop to visit our Aunt Pat, Aunt Mary, and all the Dogpatch cousins.
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In 1961, we spend Thanksgiving Day at the home of Grandpa and Grandma Iveagh, joined by the Leinharts.
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In November of 1961, we drove down to California to spend Thanksgiving week with family. Our first stop was with the expanding McCord clan.
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Celebrating Kathy’s ninth birthday in Spokane.
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In 1961, my family moved to Spokane, Washington, where I was born. Around the same time, my Dad acquired an 8mm film camera. This clip may be the first movies ever shot with that camera, beginning with me at two weeks old getting a bath.
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