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Irene Gooch
Owner of Worldwide Fabrics
Isaac Hardin Newman's Second Family
Left to Right:
Hettie (daughter), Rebecca (Isaac's 2nd wife), Isaac (father & husband), Everitt (son), Walter (son)
Hettie (daughter), Rebecca (Isaac's 2nd wife), Isaac (father & husband), Everitt (son), Walter (son)
J. H. Holland Store at Ferguson
Beside the train tracks.
People, left to right:
Inez Holland (Parrish) on horse
Palme Lowe and wife
(two on bicycles unidentified)
Lady on porch Inez's mother - Nobie Holland nee Lowe
Jesse Holland
John Holland, father of Jesse, of Auburn
People, left to right:
Inez Holland (Parrish) on horse
Palme Lowe and wife
(two on bicycles unidentified)
Lady on porch Inez's mother - Nobie Holland nee Lowe
Jesse Holland
John Holland, father of Jesse, of Auburn
Jenkins' Market
Formerly Cobb's Store.
Olmstead 1910.
Was owned for a time in later years by County Judge James Bailey's brother.
Olmstead 1910.
Was owned for a time in later years by County Judge James Bailey's brother.
John W. Caldwell Cabinet Card
Caldwell commanded the Orphan Brigade during the Civil War.
Taken in Washington D. C. on July 1, 1877
Studio: C. M. Bell
Taken in Washington D. C. on July 1, 1877
Studio: C. M. Bell
John W. Caldwell Commission
Commission of John William Caldwell, Russellville native and commander of the Ninth Regiment.
