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| − | THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY OF INDIANA OFFICE OF VALUATION COMMITTEE C&O LINES DECATUR AXTELL, CHAIRMAN J. P. NELSON E. M. THOMAS RICHMOND, VA. June 16, 1916-n-p Dear Mrs. Munford: I take the liberty of handing to you herewith copy of a little address that I made at my home in Lexington, Kentucky, at a gathering on the grounds of the State University of Kentucky, to | + | THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY |
| + | THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY OF INDIANA | ||
| + | OFFICE OF VALUATION COMMITTEE | ||
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| + | C&O LINES | ||
| + | DECATUR AXTELL, CHAIRMAN | ||
| + | J. P. NELSON | ||
| + | E. M. THOMAS | ||
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| + | RICHMOND, VA. June 16, 1916-n-p | ||
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| + | Dear Mrs. Munford: | ||
| + | I take the liberty of handing to you herewith copy of a little address that I made at my home in Lexington, Kentucky, at a gathering on the grounds of the State University of Kentucky, to dedicate a pretty monument to the Builders of the First Railway West of the Alleghanies. I do this especially because of my reference to Margaret Ingels, who, this year, received at the School of Mechanical Engineering, the degree of Mechanical Engineer. | ||
| + | I beg leave to remain, | ||
| + | Your obedient servant, | ||
| + | J. P. Nelson | ||
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| + | Mrs. B. B. Munford, | ||
| + | 503 East Grace Street, | ||
| + | Richmond, Va. | ||
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY OF INDIANA OFFICE OF VALUATION COMMITTEE
C&O LINES DECATUR AXTELL, CHAIRMAN J. P. NELSON E. M. THOMAS
RICHMOND, VA. June 16, 1916-n-p
Dear Mrs. Munford:
I take the liberty of handing to you herewith copy of a little address that I made at my home in Lexington, Kentucky, at a gathering on the grounds of the State University of Kentucky, to dedicate a pretty monument to the Builders of the First Railway West of the Alleghanies. I do this especially because of my reference to Margaret Ingels, who, this year, received at the School of Mechanical Engineering, the degree of Mechanical Engineer.
I beg leave to remain,
Your obedient servant,
J. P. Nelson
Mrs. B. B. Munford, 503 East Grace Street, Richmond, Va.