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1929 USA / QUIRKY: Family of 16 in USA (Peerboete Family)
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0:48Now PlayingDate: 4th November 1929
Location: USA, United States
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE CARD INFORMATION: "Introducing Mr and Mrs Peerbolte and family of South Holland, USA"
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The Peerbolte family (comprising mother, father and 16 children) filing towards past out of house
SLATE CARD: Dad and Mum have been blessed with no less than 16 bonny babies in 22 years
Members of Peerbolte family posing for camera / Close up of Mr and Mrs Peerbolte holding toddlers
SLATE CARD: The family bus
Car driven towards as parks and all the Peerbolte children climb out of car
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