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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Earl and Neta Smith
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl and Neta Smith in Mt. Joy Cemetery located in Scioto County.
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  Highland Countytombstone

  Earl Brewer

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl Brewer in Sugartree Ridge Cemetery located in Highland County.
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  Highland Countytombstone

  Earl Brewer

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl Brewer in Sugartree Ridge Cemetery located in Highland County.
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  adams countytombstone

  Earl E. Wolfe

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl E. Wolfe in the West Union I. O. O. F. Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  Highland Countytombstone

  Earl H. and Austa E. Redkey
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl H. and Austa E. Redkey in Prospect Cemetery located in Highland County.
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  adams countytombstone

  Earl K. and Etta M. Wallace
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl K. and Etta M. Wallace in Locust Grove Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  Earl Kinker

  Earl Kinker

  Color photograph. Written on back: "Earl Kinker & Fatty".
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  Earl RankinJr....1 more

  Earl Rankin, Jr.

  Black and white photo image of Earl Rankin, Jr. (1940) leaning on auto. Girl to left is Jane Walbright (class of 1940). Back of photo indicates was pasted in a scrapbook.
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  adams countytombstone

  Earl Roberts
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl Roberts in the West Union I. O. O. F. Cemetery located in Adams County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Earl W. and Edna M. Weaver
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Earl W. and Edna M. Weaver in Scioto Burial Park located in Scioto County.
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  Scioto Countytombstone

  Earle E. and Mayme A. Shultz
  

  Photo image of the headstone of Earle E. and Mayme A. Shultz in Scioto Burial Park located in Scioto County.
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  Earliest "Extra" in the Portsmouth Daily Times: Massie Block Fire (1871); F. E. Duduit Sr.; Capt. Sam'l Currie; Rev. Franklin

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Earliest "Extra" in the Portsmouth Daily Times: Massie Block Fire (1871); F. E. Duduit Sr.; Capt. Sam'l Currie; Rev. Franklin