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1		Back row: Benjamin Kouns, Alex Kouns, Benjamin Wakefield Mid Row from left: Grace Hatcher Kouns Samuel Kouns Jr., Salome McClure, Harriet "Lizzie" Wakefield. Children: Adrienne, Samuel and Mabel Kouns children of Ben and Grace.	Mary Grace Hatcher Adrienne Burns Kouns Samuel Kouns, Jr. Samuel Walstein Kouns Salome McClure
2		Benjamin Kouns with children. His wife Grace died young.	Benjamin Edgar Kouns
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5		Moses Lee Cox	Moses Lee Cox
6		Memorial Page for B. W. Hobbs	Braxton Dean Hobbs
7		William Cox and Lula Mae Miller Cox	William Braxton Cox
8		Brack Hobbs, Braxton Jason "Doc" Cox, Henry Hobbs, Hiram Spencer and Corbett Hobbs	Braxton Jason Cox Braxton Dean Hobbs Corbet Reisor Hobbs Henry Bethel Hobbs
9		1992 Ironton Regatta Charlie Kouns volunteers to take breathalizer test. Read article.	Charles Vidt Kouns
10		A scene of Superior, Lawrence County, Ohio Superior, Ohio	Nannie Honshell
11		Albert and Charles, sons of John Campbell and a daughter of John Campbell on horse. 5th and Lawrence Street Ironton, Ohio First Presbyterian Church also in view at 5th & Lawrence streets.	Albert Campbell Charles Campbell John Campbell
12		Albert Rieghlig Cooper	Albert Rieghlig Cooper
13		Living (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Alma Olwe Hammond Allen Eugene Kouns Charles Benjanin Kouns Living
14		Alvin Kouns, Andrew "Bud" Kouns, Ed Kouns and Rachel Gillen Kouns	Rachel Ann Gillen Alvin Pennell Kouns Andrew Pennell Kouns Edward Hunter Kouns
15		Ambrose Cox	Ambrose Cox
16		Ambrose Cox Death Certificate 1935	Ambrose Cox
17		Ambrose Cox on left.	Ambrose Cox
18		Ambrose Cox WWI Draft Registration Card	Ambrose Cox
19		Amy Grace Dowler	Amy Grace Dowler
20		An old prescription written by Dr. I. E. Shute Opelousas, LA	Ira Emmett Shute
21		Andrew P. Kouns Sr. and wife, Hannah Hisey Kouns	Martha Hannah Hisey\Hiser Andrew P. Kouns
22		Andrew Pennell "Bud" Kouns	Andrew Pennell Kouns
23		Living (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Living
24		Anna Sedan Milich center, her son, Stanley, and his family.	Living Living Stanley V. Milich Anna Sedan
25		Anne Mae Martin Greenlee	Anna Mae Martin
26		ARION - operated by Sallie Bay Smith and Family. While speaking of Sallie Bay Smith, it of interest to state that she was the mother of six children. She was long active in the operation of the ferry at Proctorville and her children followed in her footsteps. Her two sons, Capt. George W. Smith, Sr. and Capt. Ed Smith (both deceased) operated ferry boats at Proctorville. First the Whisper and later the Arion. They knew the river and served the public faithfully many years. Of the four girls were Josephine Smith Roush, Hattie Smith Morrison, Virgie Smith Thomas and Fritz Smith Kitts.	Sarah Bay William G. Smith
27		Bedroom in the John Campbell House Ironton, Ohio	John Campbell
28		Belle Nixon daughter of David Nixon Description: the picture is Belle James B Powers jbpowers@mac.com	Emma Belle Nixon Estella W. Nixon Jean Franklyn Nixon
29		Bill Brubaker	David William Brubaker
30		Bill Cox and son, Colin. Uncle Bill worked for the L&N Railroad.	William Braxton Cox
31		Bill Cox son of Lydia Cox	William Bowen Cox
32		BONANZA - owned by the Bay Brothers BONANZA - owned by the Bay Brothers Other boats built by the Bay's were: "J. C. Crossley," "Rosedale," "City of Ironton," "Minnie Bay," "Louise", "Chevalier," "Lizzie Bay," "Henry M. Stanley," "Ruth," "Ruth #2," " "Chesapeake," "Kanawha," "Bay Queen," and the "Greyhound." Some of the other boats owned and operated by the Bay's were: "A. L. Norton," "Falcon," "B. T. Enos." "Georgia," "Hanging Rock," "Sandy Valley," "Urania," "Nora Belle," (also a mail boat) "Fannie Dugan," "Greenwood," "Bay Line," "Virginia," "Queen City," "Stella", "Katie," "Bonanza," and the "Volunteer." The Bay brothers were the most prominent steamboat men ever to live in Lawrence county. They were known all over the western waters as the leading steamboatmen on the Ohio River. They built, owned and operated more than 40 boats during their more than 50 years in the steamboat business, building some of the largest and fastest boats on the River.	George W. Bay William Bay
33		Brack D. Gentry	Family: Gentry/Oldham (F1)
34		Brack Gentry WW1 Draft Registration	Brack Dickerson Gentry
35		Brack Hobbs	Braxton Dean Hobbs
36		Brothers Brack and Oscar Gentry	Brack Dickerson Gentry Oscar Lee Gentry
37		Living (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Allen Eugene Kouns Living
38		Brubaker farm in Iowa	Family: Brubaker/Pettibone (F0005)
39		C.A. Alderman Mr. C. A. Alderman, the senior member of the firm of C. Alderman & Son, has had a practical experience in the dry goods business covering a period of nearly half a century. He was born in Morgan County, Ohio, in 1826. In 1851 he removed to Letart Falls, Meigs County, and began his first experience in the dry goods business. Since that time he has been continually in the same line. He came to Ironton in 1865 and is one reliable merchants of the city. In 1892 his son, C. B. Alderman, became a partner in the business and has since assumed many of the responsibilities. On the 6th day of May 1897, Mr. And Mrs. Alderman celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mr. Alderman is a Prohibitionist in politics, and for many years has been a local preacher in the Methodist denomination.	Family: Alderman/ (F4)
40		Capt. James G. Hayes, CSA	James G. Hayes
41		Carie Norman Martin This was taken from a group photo of George Martin with all his sons.	Carrie N. Martin
42		Living (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Living
43		Caryl 1978 graduation photo	Living
44		Catherine (Scott) Alexander	Catherine Scott
45		Centre Furnance Superior, Ohio	Nannie Honshell Lindsey Kelly
46		Charles Campbell Son of John and Elizabeth (Caldwell) Campbell	Charles Campbell
47		Charles Clark Brubaker	Charles Clark Brubaker
48		Charles Truslow Kouns
49		Charlie Truslow Kouns Charlie T. Kouns Son of Isaac Hunter and Sarah Jane Whitehead	Charles Truslow Kouns
50		CHEVALIER - Built for the Bay Line CHEVALIER 1003 Stw p wh b. Mason City, W. Va., 1888. 131.2x22x3.3. Engines, 13 1/2’s-3 1/2 ft. Two boilers, each 42” by 18 ft. Built for the Bay Line and long ran Huntington-Gallipolis under ownership of Capt. M. E. Brown, Gallipolis, with Capt. A. H. Brown, Guyandotte, master. Capt. Dick Brown also was master-pilot. On May 22, 1907, at 1:00 A.M., she burned at the C&O wharfboat, Huntington. The fire department could not reach her due to the road being blocked by the C&O freight cars.	George W. Bay William Bay