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GeorgeLewis.jpg
 GeorgeLewis.jpg1013 viewsGeorge T. Lewis 1858-1948. Courtesy of Judy Lenderman rel1@bellsouth.net.
bilunk1.jpg
 bilunk1.jpg1012 viewsUnknown. Probably a member of the William Billings (1830-1896) family or the Colon Williams (1820-1897) family. Both families lived in the western part of Alleghany Co including the Prathers Creek area. Courtesy of Jason Duncan.
allenfloyd.jpg
 allenfloyd.jpg1012 viewsPrincipal in the Hillsville Court House Tragedy.
170stanleyyoung.jpg
 170stanleyyoung.jpg1012 viewsSon of Irwin Young and Alice Waddell. On duty in U.S. Army, World War II.
AndrewMcKnight.jpg
 McKnight, Andrew1008 viewsHe was a veteran of Company C, 63rd Virginia Infantry, Confederate States Army. Postwar, he was a Mountain Union Baptist Minister.
FrostFamily.jpg
 FrostFamily.jpg1007 viewsThis picture is labeled on the back "Frost Family." One of the ladies in the picture is Laura Frost, but I cannot identify the others. Courtesy of Mike Marshall mmarshall13@triad.rr.com
909.jpg
 909.jpg1005 viewsDaughter of Clayborn Monroe Weaver and Martha Litisha Phipps.
HackHamm.jpg
 HackHamm.jpg1003 viewsHarrison "Hack" Benjamin Hamm (1886-1961)
Son of Nelson and Easter Elizabeth Blevins Hamm. Courtesy of Mary Ann Talbott matalbott@seidata.com
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 Blevins, George1001 viewsSon of Jeter C, Blevins and Rosa Sage of Grassy Creek. This photo was made during wolrd WWar II.
kellymargeryhashsmall.jpg
 kellymargeryhashsmall.jpg997 viewsThis photo dates from about 1870 and shows Margery Hash Kelly and her son John Kelly, at age about 7. Margery's first husband was Peter Kelly, who disappeared in December 1865. She subsequently married Nathaniel Phipps.
Conley, Tom, Blanche, Nannie Ellen & Mazie Dixon courtesy Mary Zell Absher.jpg
 Conley, Tom, Blanche, Nannie Ellen & Mazie Dixon courtesy Mary Zell Absher.jpg996 viewsThe Wiley Gordon & Narcessa Jane Reeves Dixon children circa 1912, Chester Conley, Thomas Walter, Blanche Cornelia, Nannie Ellen, & Mazie Adaline Dixon. Courtesy Mary Zell Absher and Carole Eastridge Waters caew619@aol.com
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