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School picture Popular

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People 2016/3/9 5:23
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including Harry Allen, Glen Smith, Locie Smith
Believe this was at Blown Timber school /Newton

Ed Elmore Popular

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Ed Elmore at Blown Timber

Clay Smith Popular

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Clay Smith
Blown Timber / Newton

William Y.H. Salyers family Popular

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Believe this is third wife Maggie Burkhammer

Isaac and Retta Salyers Wilmoth Popular

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Isaac and Retta Salyers Wilmoth

Billy Salyers family Popular

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William Y.H. Salyers (1865-1940) son of Solomon Salyers and Mary Catherine "Polly" McGlothlin Salyers of Blown Timber / Newton

Alfretta Salyers Popular

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Alfretta "Retta" Salyers b. 1879 d/of Solomon Salyers(1836-1911) and Mary Catherine McGlothlin (1834-1905)of Blown Timber / Newton
Married Isaac Wilmouth

Rogers and Hensley. Blown Timber Popular

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Blown Timber / Newton
Will and Clark Rogers house in the background.
The bottom belonging to Homer Hensley is where a gas well was drilled.

Unidentified baby Popular

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Unidentified baby
Blown Timber / Newton area

Melvina "Viney" Taylor Popular

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Melvina "Viney" Taylor born April 1862 Roane Co. d/of Joseph Taylor and Nancy Thomas? Taylor. Had son Solomon Lafayette "Lafe" Taylor by Daniel James Salyers but refused to marry him. She later had four more boys by another man with whom she lived but also refused to marry- Harrison (Harve?), Tom, Alph, and Charles Jesse Taylor. Viney died in 1940 and is buried at Warner Cemetery on Dutch Ridge in Kanawha Co. WV

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