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  adams countytombstone

  Arthur Johnson

  Photo image of the headstone of Arthur Johnson in Evergreen Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  Arthur Linck Baptism Record

  Off white/cream colored baptism record for John Linck in Portsmouth, Ohio. Black words written in German with several black and white illustrations around the edges with Bible verses. Worn appearance and torn. Had to be taped together. Athur Linck was born to John and Mary Linck in Portsmouth, Ohio March 18, 1891 and died June 21, 1982.
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  Arthur Rogers

  Arthur Rogers

  Black & white photograph
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  Arthur Rogers

  Arthur Rogers and friends

  Black & white photograph
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  Arthur Rogers

  Arthur Rogers and others

  Black & white photo of four people including Arthur Rogers standing outdoors
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Arthur S. Hoffer

  Photo image of the headstone of Arthur S. Hoffer in Rushtown Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Arthur Samuel Taylor
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Arthur Samuel Taylor in Mt. Joy Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Arthur Thompson
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Arthur Thompson in Mt. Joy Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  adams countytombstone

  Arthur Williams
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Arthur Williams in Newman Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  Article From the Western Times, October 28, 1874

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Article From the Western Times, October 28, 1874
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  Article in the Portsmouth Blade written by W. H. McCall about Facts, Fancies, and Figures for Portsmouth

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured is an article in the Portsmouth Blade written by W. H. McCall about Facts, Fancies, and Figures for Portsmouth
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  Portsmouth Cement and LimeW.F. Seymore

  Articles of Incorporation of Portsmouth Cement and Lime

  Cream color, manila cardstock paper - folded with red lines, black fonts, type written information, blue ink, and lithograph. Filed March 30, 1922 by W.F. Seymore.