Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 24, 1965
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It could be that Santa may have a bit of trouble remembering what he promised to each of three sisters - the 2 1/2-year-old triplet daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Legault of 1520 Long Shore Dr. The girls, along with four-year-old brother Daniel (right), visited Santa in his S. Main igloo yesterday. One of the triplets, Nancy, a bit handicapped by a broken leg, is seated on her mother's lap. The other triplets (left to right) are Tina and Rachel.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1958
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THREE ARE TWO: Today is the second birthday for the Comstock triplets - (left to right) Connie, Julie and Tim - and, while they seem a bit apprehensive about the photographer, things probably brightened up when it came time to eat their cake. The parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Comstock of 3139 Baylis Dr., Pittsfield township, have five other youngsters. The triplets weighed a total of almost 21 pounds at birth.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1956
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TRIPLETS 'POSE' SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH: Less than three hours old, Ann Arbor's newest (and huskiest) set of triplets is shown off for the photographer by nurses at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital. Two girls and a boy, they were just born to Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Comstock of 3139 Baylis Dr. and had a combined weight of just under 21 pounds. Left to right: Mrs. Kenneth MacAdam with Triplet A, a girl weighing 7 pounds 1 1/2 ounces; Mrs. Wilbur Calcut with Triplet B, a girl, 6 pounds 14 ounces; and Sister Mary Cordelia, R.S.M., with Triplet C, a boy, 7 pounds even. Names have not been selected as yet.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1937
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JUST A SPECIMEN: Many strange and wonderful things happened on the Darwin Downer farm, near Chelsea, last week and the view above is just a sample - just a smidgin, as the boys say - of what went on. Mr. Downer is shown holding one set of the six sets of lamb triplets which were born during the tremendous re-storking of his sheep herd. Six sets of lamb triplets are a lot of potential chops, but they only constituted only the first paragraph of the story. There were also 102 sets of twins. Mrs. Dionne, the thing seems to be catching.