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Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah	Blackburn, Drusilla	Blake, Grace
Boyd, William	Braxton, George	Browder, Thomas F.
Buster, Greene B.	Collier, James	Crawford, Noble
Crothers, Dr. Samuel McCord	Crothers, Rev. Dr. Samuel	Curry, James
Curry, Otway	Dickey, Henry L.	Douglass, Frederick
Duckworth, Benton Raymond	Ford, Constance	Gadbury, Harry
Grate, Don	Gunn, Elizabeth	Harps, J.A.
Harris, F.R.	Heidingsfeld, Meyer	Hoover, Helen
Hull, Dr. James "Jimmy"	Hull, General John Edwin	Hull, George Edward
Irwin, Noble Edward	Irwin, W. H., Esq. and Rev. S.D. Crothers	Kelso, Florence
Konneker, Wilfred	Major, Sarah Righter	Marlin, Wenona
Martin, Brad	McArthur, General Duncan	McClain, E.L.
Morgan, Violet	Murray, Margaret Plyley	Neff, Elizabeth Hyer
Patterson, C.R.	Patterson, F.D.	Patterson, Karthleen
Paycheck, Johnny	Price, Ralph	Pulse, Charles K.
Rea, Maude S.	Ritchie, Rev. Andrew	Sauer, Mack
Smith, John	Stafford, Rachel	Valentine, Grace
Waddell, John M.	Whitlock, Brand	Wilkin, Dr. Leslie E.
Wilson, Hurshell Woodrow

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Noble Crawford

Noble Crawford was born in County Donegal, Ireland, in 1768 or 1769. His father wanted him to be a doctor so Noble was sent to a good school. Noble was 17 when his father died. His brother, being the oldest, inherited the estate and title giving Noble a small sum of money and passage to America.

At Philadelphia he continued his studies briefly then secured a job in a cooper shop making flour barrels. After mastering the craft he took a teaching position. After

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