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  Moore

  Moore

  Paper copy of black & white photograph.
  Written on back: Otto Moore, wife, Gladys Evans Moore.
  Otto is son of John Moore and America Holsinger.
  Gladys is daughter to Landy Green Evans & Eva Rodgers.
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  Moore Stone House; West Side; Methodism; Philip Moore (1797); Meeting (1813); Henry B. Bascom; First Methodist Society; William McKendree; James Quinn; Henry Smith; James McCormack; Ohio Conference; Dan Bostwish; Alpine Sorck; Young Ladies' Seminary; Green Grocery; J.D. Bridges & Co

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 219. Moore Stone House; West Side; Methodism; Philip Moore (1797); Meeting (1813); Henry B. Bascom; First Methodist Society; William McKendree; James Quinn; Henry Smith; James McCormack; Ohio Conference; Dan Bostwish; Alpine Sorck; Young Ladies' Seminary; Green Grocery; J.D. Bridges & Co
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  tornado

  Moore's home in Wheelersburg, across from old grade school

  Black and whtie photo image of uprooted trees in front of the Moore's home in Wheelersburg. The house was located across from the old grade school.
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  More about the Agricultural Fair of 1872; Things that Portsmouth Did Not Have Years Ago

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page with more about the Agricultural Fair of 1872; Things that Portsmouth Did Not Have Years Ago; Fred Doerr; Girl Scouts; Boy Scouts; High School Hospitals; Red Cross; Welfare Associations
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  More Advertisements from the Agricultural Fair; Committee for the Agricultural Fair

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page with more advertisements from the Agricultural Fair; Committee for the Agricultural Fair
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  More information about local use of Wallpaper

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page with more information about local use of wallpaper; property of the McCormacks; Buena Vista; Kinney Residence; John Dice's Carriage Factory; Moore's Foundry; Aaron Kinney
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  Buckeye Fire Brick Co.Buckeye Fire Brick Company...3 more

  Morgan and Horton - Eifort Coal, Iron Ore, Limestone, and Fire Clay Letterhead

  Paper letter from Morgan and Horton - Eifort Coal, Iron, Ore, Limestone, and Fire Clay to Buckeye Fire Brick Co.
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  envelopeMorgan Jewlers

  Morgan Brothers Jewlers

  White envelope, paper with black logo and address: 739 Fifth Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. Morgan Brothers opened in Portsmouth in 1948.
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  Highland Countytombstone

  Morgan Marie Mayer

  Colorized photo image of the headstone of Morgan Marie Mayer in Prospect Cemetery located in Highland County.
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  Adam KerrDavid Todd...2 more

  Morgan's Raid

  Black and white photo negative of a proclamation made by Adam Kerr, Mayor of the city of Portsmouth, hearing word from Governor Tod of Ohio that John Morgan had crossed the Little Miami Railroad, expecting to the river or near the city of Portsmouth.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Morris (Riley)
  

  Photo image of the headstone of a member of the Morris (Riley) family in Mt. Joy Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  fullertonsampson...1 more

  Morris & Margaret Bradshaw Galford Fullerton Family
  Before 1912

  Reprint photograph..
  Top row left to right: Florence Adell Fullerton Sampson, b. 21 July 1866, d. 21 Sept. 1935. Jane Fullerton Fritt, b. 16 Nov. 1844, d. 5 June 1931.Samantha Fullerton Harger, b. 22 Feb. 1847, d. 20 Jan. 1933. Margaret Fullerton Adams, b. 30 Nov. 1859. Francina (Frances) Fullerton Cathy, b. 26 Jan. 1862.
  Bottom row left to right: Anderson Fullerton, b. 28 Jan. 1855, d. 20 Oct. 1928. William Fullerton, b. 4 Oct. 1852, d. 24 May 1922. Margaret Bradshaw Galford Fullerton, b. 20 July 1820, d. 17 Oct. 1912. John Fullerton, b. 4 Jan. 1843, d. 17 Mar. 1930.