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  Baltimore & Ohio SouthwesternBaltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad

  The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
  Freight Department

  Letter to The Buckeye Fire Brick & Clay Co., from S.T. McLaughlin, general freight agent, Cincinnati, Ohio. Concerns a pass for Mr. E. P. Stevens.
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  Baltimore & Ohio SouthwesternBaltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad

  The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
  Freight Department

  Letter to Mr. E. D. Buskirk, Buckeye Fire Brick & Clay Co., Scioto Furnace, Ohio; from N.Y. Spangler, Chillicothe, Ohio.
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  Everett StephensonGloria Stephenson

  Everett & Gloria Stephenson

  Color photograph that has faded.
  Handwritten on back: Everett & Gloria Stephenson's wedding picture.
  Stamped: Week ending May 28, 1988, Eastman Kodak
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  Evans

  Evans

  Single copy of two black & white photographs on one page.
  Written on back: Harriet Jane Evans mother of "old" Otto Evans. David "Big Red" Evans.
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  Ellie Cooper NewmanJesse Newman

  Ellie Cooper Newman & Jesse Newman

  Black & white photo postcard.
  Written on back: Ellie Cooper Newman & Jesse Newman
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  Charley Cooper

  Charley Cooper

  Copy of black & white photograph.
  On back: Charley Cooper
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  Rusche

  Rusche

  Black & white copy of photograph.
  Written on back: Mark Rusche, Minnie Cooper Rusche, Elsie Rusche Koeppel, Lawrence Rusche.
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  Evans

  Evans

  Copy of black & white photograph
  On back: James Evans & Rilla Cooper Williams Evans.
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  Opal Williams

  Opal Williams

  Colorized photograph.
  Written on front: Opal Williams, dau. of Rilla.
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  Bertha Williams

  Bertha Williams

  Copy of black & white photograph.
  On back: Bertha Williams. Others in the photo are not identified.
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  Cooper

  Cooper

  Copy of black & white photograph.
  On back: Charity Applegate & husband Jeremiah Cooper, son of William D (Buck) Cooper. Jeremiah d. Jan. 9, 1909.
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  Grandpa

  Black & white copy of photograph.
  Written on back: Taken about 1900, Vanceburg, KY, near depot.
  Standing on hand car: Boss John (Stumpy) Lewis, Green Dunigan, Manuel Smith, Dave Flannigan, John H. Gardner. Track worker for 19 years, then other jobs with railroad. Grandpa had 3 tools: the shovel, sledge hammer and iron rod.