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  businessE. T. Lawson

  E. T. Lawson & Son Dairy Bottle

  Clear glass, one quart, embossed circles on neck with "On quart liquid, E. T. Lawson & Son, Dairy, Sciotoville, O., Registered."
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  The Portsmouth Blade

  E. S. Jenkins & Co.
  J. M. Stockham
  Daniel White - Jeweler

  Black & white scanned images the businesses of: E. S. Jenkins & Co., J. M. Stockham, and Dan White, jeweler.
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  adams countytombstone

  E. R. Cumings

  Photo image of the headstone of E. R. Cumings in the West Union I. O. O. F. Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  E. R. C.

  Photo image of the headstone of a tomb reading E. R. C. in Mead Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  Highland Countytombstone

  E. Opal and Roy Miller

  Photo image of the headstone of E. Opal and Roy Miller in Prospect Cemetery located in Highland County.
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  adams countytombstone

  E. Jo Ann White
  

  Photo image of the headstone of E. J Ann White in the West Union I. O. O. F Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  E. Jeffords; Thas. Cook; Joseph G. Reed; Dr. Burr; Judge Moore; Cornelius C. Hyatt- Oldest Citizen of Portsmouth

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: E. Jeffords; Thas. Cook; Joseph G. Reed; Dr. Burr; Judge Moore; Cornelius C. Hyatt, born August 29, 1084, the oldest citizen of Portsmouth
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  E. J. Salt

  Scanned page 176 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a typed text narrative about E. J. Salt, president of Council.
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  E. J. Kenrick; Dr. Wagenschwantz; Sandy Lewis; Fred Warneke; Invitation to the Grand Ball; First National Bank
  

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured is E. J. Kenrick; Dr. Wagenschwantz; Sandy Lewis; Fred Warneke; Invitation to the Grand Ball; First National Bank
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  E. J. Kenrick Company Bottle

  Green glass bottle. Embossed on front: "E. J. Kenrick Company, Portsmouth, Ohio"- circled. "Inside circle: "Harold Clayton" at bottom: "Cap 7 1/2 fluid oz." After Edward died, John took over the business. When John died, his will stipulated that manager and mayor Clayton be offered the business through sale.
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  E. J. Kenrick Company

  clear glass bottle; E. J. Kenrick Company, Harold Clayton, Portsmouth, Ohio, CAP 7 1/2 Fluid Oz.
  Named for it’s founder, Edward J. Kenrick, the firm began in 1866 at Front Street between Jefferson and Madison Streets.
  The company was well known as mineral water manufacturers. In the 1870s, the company began also bottling ale and beer.
  At his death, per his request, Kenrick's Company was sold to his manager, Harold Clayton, mayor.
  
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  E. J. Kenrickmarket street

  E. J. Kenrick Co., Market Street Building Detail

  Color photograph of the E. J. Kendrick & Son Grocery business at 119 Market Street