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Taken in Bloomington, Indiana.
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This picture, 'betsy_adler_1971_001', was taken in Bloomington, Indiana.
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    • Betsy with Tom's circa 1953 RB-250 "Bowtie" Gibson Mastertone banjo, in 1971. 
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    • Betsy at Indiana Dunes State Park: July, 2003
Taken on August 8th, 2003 in Frankfort, KY.
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This picture, 'P8230026', was taken on August 8th, 2003 in Frankfort, KY.
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    • Betsy at Frankfort Bluegrass Festival, August, 2003
Elizabeth was born on December 15th, 1946 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  Elizabeth's father was Wade Hamilton Mosby, Jr. and her mother was Joan Elizabeth Hensel.  Her paternal grandparents were Wade Hamilton Mosby, Sr. and Lucy (Elsie) Ellsworth Carter; her maternal grandparents were Charles Gillman Hensel and Grace (Nana) Leibhart. She had a brother and a sister, named Scott and Sally.  She is the oldest of the three children.




Elizabeth's family with Thomas Albert Adler

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    • Tom Adler holding his 1999 banjo, Osborne Chief #17 -- a GREAT instrument!
Taken in Champaign, IL.
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This picture, 'adler_sayers_kaufman_1968_01LR', was taken in Champaign, IL.
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    • L to R: Lee Kaufman, Tom Adler, Bob Sayers, at Champaign, IL, 1968.  When they were all undergraduate students at the Univ. of Illinois, they constituted a band that played under the name "Girl in the Blue Velvet Band"  -- a pun based on the old song of that name.  Lee sold Tom the mandolin he is holding;  Tom is holding his c. 1953 Gibson Mastertone "bowtie" banjo.  
Taken in June 1973 in Bean Blossom, Indiana and sourced from Adler Bean Blossom photo archive.
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This picture, 'bb_1973_1388', was taken in June 1973 in Bean Blossom, Indiana and sourced from Adler Bean Blossom photo archive.
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    • L, Howard Wight ("Rusty") Marshall and (R) Tom Adler with his c.1954 Gibson bowtie RB-250 banjo, picking a bit under the line of trees just south and east of the old barn.
‌Elizabeth and Thomas were married on August 21st, 1971.  They have two biological sons named Carter and Noah.  They also had  named Hoover.


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