PCGS - Who Is It?

Who is it?

This page is for unknown names, places, etc.

If you believe that you can identify any of the subjects, please contact either the person listed or the Society. Please include the item number as part of your reply as the Subject. If you desire not to be identified or contacted directly, let us know that also, but we do require that information for our records. We do ask that we be notified once an item is identified so that we may notify others and remove it from the page. Thank you.

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	WWW0002	The following picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
	WWW0003	The following picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
	WWW0004	The following picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
	WWW0005	The following group picture taking at the Providence Presbyterian Church, Vera and was in the possession of the Shannon family.
	WWW0006	This group picture of women at a quilting bee was in the possession of the Shannon family.
	WWW0007	The following picture was in the possession of the Shannon family.
	WWW0012	Four adults
	WWW0013	Raising the Missouri Mule by W. J. Holden, Louisiana, MO
	WWW0014	Picken brothers
	WWW0015	Slade brothers
	WWW0016	N. B. Martin
	WWW0017	Willie Lee Long
	WWW0018	H. P. Eames Bowling Green
	WWW0019	Wallie Moore?? Taken by Foster, 925 I St., Fresno, CA
	WWW0020	Man taken by Pritchard Handsome, Louisiana, MO
	WWW0021	Man & Wife taken by Carver, Vandalia, MO
		These are some unknown photos that were in my grandparents pictures. As they lived for a number of years in the Bowling Green area I thought maybe you might have a use for them. I have more with no names and some with names on them if you would like them also let me know and I will scan and send. My grandparents were William Francis ORF and Ida Elizabeth KRAMER . I would think the people in the photos will link some way. Lola Orf Johnston *Rec'd 5/5/2004:* your who is it photos--a group of 9---the top right man looks like my grandad although he never had that much hair when i knew him he was born in bowling green april 1880 his first wife died in 1918 and in 1920 he married my grandmother in mexico mo sometime before 1918 he lived in auxvasse but his brother g. alvy martin got married on the home farm near bowling green in oct 1898 his fathers name was theodore (theadore) f martin who married a nancy jane jones (9-15-1851 to nov 6-1925) i have no info as yet on theo the photo could also be of theo or theos brother if he had one???? i have come back and looked at this photo several times and the family resemblence just jumps out sandy swanson
		My name is Archie Hayden and I work for the BNSF Railroad. I am interested in RR history especially the line that I work on between W Quincy and St Louis. Your web page has shared a little about 3 stations along the line, Busch, Ashburn, and Loves. I was interested in knowing a little more about Dupont Co near Ashburn. As you mentioned it ceased operation a little after WW1 but when did it start? I know there was a commuter train from Hannibal that delivered workers to the plant, and it was called by railroaders the powder train or the dynamite train. It ran in the morning and in the evening. There was also a train for the cement plant at Ilasco called the Pollock train. Can you shed any light on the operation of the Dynamite trains and Dupont? I have some RR pics of Ashburn station but am lacking Busch and Loves.

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