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Highland County tombstone

Earl H. and Austa E. Redkey

Photo image of the headstone of Earl H. and Austa E. Redkey in Prospect Cemetery located in Highland County.

adams county tombstone

Earl K. and Etta M. Wallace

Photo image of the headstone of Earl K. and Etta M. Wallace in Locust Grove Cemetery located in Adams County.

Earl Kinker

Color photograph. Written on back: "Earl Kinker & Fatty".

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Earl Rankin, Jr.

Black and white photo image of Earl Rankin, Jr. (1940) leaning on auto. Girl to left is Jane Walbright (class of 1940). Back of photo indicates was pasted in a scrapbook.

adams county tombstone

Earl Roberts

Photo image of the headstone of Earl Roberts in the West Union I. O. O. F. Cemetery located in Adams County.

Scioto County tombstone

Earl W. and Edna M. Weaver

Photo image of the headstone of Earl W. and Edna M. Weaver in Scioto Burial Park located in Scioto County.

Scioto County tombstone

Earle E. and Mayme A. Shultz

Photo image of the headstone of Earle E. and Mayme A. Shultz in Scioto Burial Park located in Scioto County.

Earliest "Extra" in the Portsmouth Daily Times: Massie Block Fire (1871); F. E. Duduit Sr.; Capt. Sam'l Currie; Rev. Franklin

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Earliest "Extra" in the Portsmouth Daily Times: Massie Block Fire (1871); F. E. Duduit Sr.; Capt. Sam'l Currie; Rev. Franklin

Early African Americans and Religion
Pictured: George J. Schmidt and P. M. Streich

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 192. Typed page giving information about the early African American churches. Prior to 1844, methodists used the "Academy." They then combined with the Spencer Chapel to form the Allen Chapel in 1837. John Cooper; Wesley Benson; J. Q. Weaver; Aunt Piety; Anna Kearns; Ben Johnson; William Harris. Reverend Peter Tolliver; Reverent Stansbury; Reverend Coleman.
Pictured: George J. Schmidt and P. M. Streich, cut from Pictorial Portsmouth.