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William Wilburn

Photo image of the headstone of William Wilburn in Mt. Joy Cemetery located in Scioto County.

William Whitney, merchant, and the Scioto Valley and Hocking Railroad; Post Masters

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page with information about . B. F. Cunningham; William Whitney; Scioto and Hocking Valley Railroad; locomotive; wharf; canal boat; Scioto Street; Col. Kinney; Scioto Furnace; W. P. Camden; City Hall; post office; Massie Block; Dugan's Bank; Bus Station; George Johnson

Pictorial Portsmouth

William Whitney

black & white photo image in book Pictorial Portsmouth, page 35

Pictorial Portsmouth

William Wertz

black & white scanned portrait photo image in book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 8

Scrapbook

William Werts; Joshua Wheeler; The Lutz Family

Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing black & white images of William Werts; Joshua Wheeler; and The Lutz Family. A Putt's Overland Envelope is attached at the bottom.

William Weatherwax; Civil War; Union; J.A. Weatherwax Sr; Alois Berg's River City Bank (1858); George Pursell; Sousa; Freytag; Nuernberger

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 391. William Weatherwax; Civil War; Union; J.A. Weatherwax Sr; Alois Berg's River City Bank (1858); George Pursell; Sousa; Freytag; Nuernberger

William Waller (1849); George A. Waller; Col. O. F. Moore; Odd Fellows Building; Court Street; Fifth (5th) Street; Judge Calvert; Clay Turley; Clerk of the School Board; Capt. John W. Kinney; Kinney Guards (1875); First Sergeant; Democrat; H.W. Farnham; Republican; Co. C.O,N.G.; J.W. Purdum (1885); Third (3rd) Street; Fourth (4th) Street; Panic (1871); Jas. Bryson; Miller; Hughes Mill; Maddock Building; Flour Mill; Scudder School; Percy Purdum (1891)

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 178. William Waller (1849); George A. Waller; Col. O. F. Moore; Odd Fellows Building; Court Street; Fifth (5th) Street; Judge Calvert; Clay Turley; Clerk of the School Board; Capt. John W. Kinney; Kinney Guards (1875); First Sergeant; Democrat; H.W. Farnham; Republican; Co. C.O,N.G.; J.W. Purdum (1885); Third (3rd) Street; Fourth (4th) Street; Panic (1871); Jas. Bryson; Miller; Hughes Mill; Maddock Building; Flour Mill; Scudder School; Percy Purdum (1891)