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Pen drawing of a branching family tree with handwritten names, a log cabin, and a covered wagon, framed by an American flag.

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Family History of William M. and Sallie Ann Cross, M. T. Cann (after 1934), Smithsonian American Art Museum. Via artnap.com

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A pen-and-ink drawing shows a large, densely branched tree whose limbs carry handwritten names and dates, with a dense block of script text filling the lower trunk and ground. A log cabin, a covered wagon pulled by horses, and distant hills appear in the background, and the piece is framed by a star-and-stripe flag border. The work is titled Family History of William M. and Sallie Ann Cross, attributed to M. T. Cann, and dated after 1934.

Museum record: Smithsonian American Art Museum