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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Richard Branham

  Photo image of the headstone of Richard Branham in Oswego Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Richard B. Moore

  Photo image of the headstone of Richard B. Moore in Mt. Joy Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Richard and Lillie Howard

  Photo image of the headstone of Richard and Lillie Howard in Scioto Burial Park located in Scioto County.
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  Richard and Hope Villareal and Lou and Mercedes Chaboudy

  Color photo image of Dr. Richard Villarreal with his wife, Hope, and Dr. Louis Chaboudy with his wife, Mercedes.
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  Brown Countytombstone

  Richard and Forest Day

  Photo image of the headstone of Richard and Forest Day in Confidence Cemetery located in Brown County.
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  Highland Countytombstone

  Richard and Diana M. Shaw
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Richard and Diana M. Shaw in Sugar Tree Ridge Cemetery located in Highland County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Richard and Arillia Euton

  Photo image of the headstone of Richard and Arillia Euton in Garvin Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  Rice Gharky Wedding; Death Notices

  Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a wedding announcement for Samuel L. Rice and Marinette I. Gharky, 1887.
  Death notices for Robert Montgomery; Charles W. Davis; Carl Franklin; Robert McQueen Gibson.
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  adams countytombstone

  Rhoda B. Stephenson
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Rhoda B. Stephenson in Newman Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  Rhetta Cottle

  Rhetta Cottle

  Copy of black & white photograph.
  Written on back: Rhett Cottle
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  Henry A. LorbergScrapbook

  Revolutionary Memorial: Soldiers buried in Scioto County; Map showing population centers every decade from 1790 to 1930 for Ohio and surrounding states. In 1860, Portsmouth was the population center of the U. S.

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Revolutionary Memorial: Soldiers buried in Scioto County; Map showing population centers every decade from 1790 to 1930 for Ohio and surrounding states. In 1860, Portsmouth was the population center of the U. S.
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  Reverend Samuel Lindenmeyer; First Evangelical Church; H.B. Murray; P.W. Noel; R.S. Silcox; Walter S. Wood; General Chairman; H.B. Adams

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Reverend Samuel Lindenmeyer; First Evangelical Church; H.B. Murray; P.W. Noel; R.S. Silcox; Walter S. Wood; General Chairman; H.B. Adams