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 | Walter & Howard Tuers
Status: Located;
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 | Walter Carneal grave site
Status: Located; Grave site for Walter Carneal, just after being dug. It is directly behind the large stone, left of center, reading "Crowe". The grave itself is in the Madisonville Odd Fellows Cemetery in Madisonville, KY.
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 | Walter Carneal Obituary
Status: Located; Walter Carneal's obituary from the Madisonville Messenger
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| Walter Carneal's Obituary
Status: Located; Walter Carneal's obituary from the Evansville Courier.
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| Walter Carneal's Obituary from the funeral home.
Status: Located; Walter Carneal's Obituary from the funeral home - this was the original submitted to the regional newspapers.
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 | Walter Carneal, Ruth Carneal
Status: Located; Walter Carneal (Sr.), Ruth Carneal and Patricia Dashiell's grandmother in Selma, Alabama, August, 1926.
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 | William F Holliday WW I Draft Reg Card
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| 208 |
 | William F. and Viola Holliday
Status: Located;
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| 209 |
 | William F. Holliday
Status: Located; The boy could really juggle the Indian clubs!
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 | William F. Holliday, "Skipper", and wife Viola about 1960
Status: Located; Skipper was a fisherman for most of his life. Nancy S. is the boat most remembered by the family. He went out of Mystic, CT to fish off Georges Bank.
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| 211 |
 | William Rae
Status: Located;
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| William Rae.jpg
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| 213 |
 | Wm A Ashbey b1833
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| Wm C Rae
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 | World War I Draft Registration Cards
Status: Located; PDF file - Contains the draft registration cards of 41 Tuers/Turse men, Truss, Holliday, Goodman, and Grangers known to the website administrator as of Dec 2005.
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| Wortendyke Dutch Barn
Status: Located; Brief history of the barn with contact and tour information.
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 | Wortendyke Dutch Barn, Park Ridge, NJ
Status: Located; Typical of the early barns built by early Dutch farmers, this barn is thought to have originally been built around 1750, and is the last known example of an 18th century barn in the region. (See history for more information)
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| WW I Draft Reg Cards.pdf
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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