Married by Joseph Chester, V.D.M. Law. Co. Marr. Rec. Book 6 p. 144 William Means married Martha Elizabeth Campbell, daughter of John Campbell, founder
William Means
by Martha J. Martin | Jan 23, 2019 | Furnaces, Ironton, Photos, Pioneers & Profiles
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William Means
John Campbell Obituary
John Campbell died last Sunday morning, August 30, at twenty minutes past seven. The immediate cause of his death was uremic poisoning. He was taken
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Mrs. Flossie Copney, the great-great-granddaughter of a slave owner from Va, celebrated her 89th birthday recently. It was a beautiful Thursday
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First Presbyterian Church – Ironton Ohio
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John Campbell
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Ironton Ohio First 100 Years
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