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251		Thomas Hobart Craig (1895-1958)	Thomas Hobart Craig
252		Thomas McKibben	Thomas McKibben
253		Thrashing Machines In the field by Males School House, Porter Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.
254		Unidentified - Clarion County, Pennsylvania
255		Unidentified - Clarion County, Pennsylvania
256		Walls Family Photo 1926 Back Row; Blanche Walls, Raymond Walls, Lena Walls, Ethel Walls holding daughter Mercedes, Howard Ferguson, Milded Pence Walls holding daughter Wilma, Clyde Walls holding daughter Eileen, Ruth Stewart holding daughter Waneta, Frank Walls, Elizabeth Stewart Walls, and Elmer Walls.	Family: Walls/Stewart (F0210) Howard Cortland Ferguson Mildred Emma Pence Ruth Lena Stewart Blanche Bessie Walls Clyde Gale Walls Ethel Pearl Walls Frank Marlin Walls Raymond Seth Walls
257		Washington Adams Craig (1841-1914) Home and Carriage House, Greenville, Limestone Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania	Washington Adams Craig
258		Wedding of Brady Sheldon Stewart and Catherine Reichart. 1895	Family: Stewart/Reichard (F0263)
259		Wedding of Elmer P. Walls and Elizabeth Louella Stewart. December 25, 1889, Clarion County, Pennsylvania	Family: Walls/Stewart (F0210)
260		Wedding of William Frank Polliard and Lulu McDonald. October 28, 1914	Family: Polliard/McDonald (F1109)
261		Western Front, France, Fall 1918 Photo taken by Joseph Peter Rhein, 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division, American Expeditionary Force, following a flight in this British Royal Air Force plane. The exact date of the photo is unknown. The 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division trained with the Guards Division, Sixth Army Corps. British Third Army after arriving in France on May 31, 1918 and before the Somme Offensive. The Guards Division was composed excusively of the famous regiments of Guards with records centuries old in annals of the British Regular Army. There were Scots, Irish, Welsh, Coldstream, and Grenadier Guards, and their Division stood second to none. The 80th Division was attached to the British Fourth Army during the Somme Offensive that began on August 8, 1918. The 320th Infantry Regiment of the 80th Division was part of the 3rd Corps, American First Army and fought beside the British Army at Bethincourt in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive that began on September 25, 1918. According to the New York Times, May 25, 1919, "For this operation there were attached to the 80th Division, the 228th French Artillery Regiment (75's), one battalion of the 289th French Field Artillery Regiment (155's), the 90th Air Squadron, and a balloon company". It may be that the photo was taken sometime around the above dates or possibly following the Armistice on November 11, 1918 during which time the 320th Infantry Regiment was in winter quarters in towns in the Department of Cote D'Or.	Joseph Peter Rhein
262		Western Front, France, Fall 1918 Open slope at Bois de Dannevoux up which the 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division advanced on September 27, 1918.	Joseph Peter Rhein
263		Western Front, France, Fall 1918 Ruins of Nantillois, a town in the Regimental Sector of the second drive of the 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division, Meuse-Argonne Offensive, situated at the important cross-roads south of the Bois des Ogons in 1918.	Joseph Peter Rhein
264		Western Front, France, Fall 1918 Terrain at Ravin aux Pierres over which the 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division, fought throughout the first day of November 1918, in its third and last drive.	Joseph Peter Rhein
265		Western Front, France, Fall 1918 St. Juvin - St. Georges Road from which the attack of the 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division was launched on November 1, 1918.	Joseph Peter Rhein
266		Western Front, France, Fall 1918 Trench de Kovel, Bethincourt (Meuse - Argonne Offensive) was the trench line of departure of the 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division, in its first drive beginning at 5:30 A.M. September 26, 1918. Hill 281 is in the background.	Joseph Peter Rhein
267		William Arthur Stewart Family From left to right; Connell, Dean, Pauline, Frank, Grace, William Arthur, and Ernie.	Anna Grace McCall Connell McCall Stewart Dean Stewart Frank C. Stewart Pauline Stewart William Arthur Stewart
268		William Arthur Stewart Family Farm This farm was was located in Madison Township...on the corner of Long Lane and Madison Shop Roads. The house and all buildings were torn down when the farm was stripped for coal. The property remains in the family today.	William Arthur Stewart
269		William H. Stewart	William H. Stewart
270		William Parker Stewart (left) and Friend	William Parker Stewart
271		William Stewart and Elizabeth McCall	Elizabeth McCall William Stewart, III
272		William Stewart and Jane McCall	William Stewart
273		World War I Draft Regisration Record Homer Alonao Burns	Homer Alonzo Burns
274		World War I Draft Registration Record Charles William Cole	Charles William Cole
275		World War I Draft Registration Record Joseph Peter Rhein	Joseph Peter Rhein
276		World War I Draft Registration Record Frederick Roy McKinney	Frederick Roy McKinney
277		World War I Draft Registration Record Captain Henry McKinney	Captain Henry McKinney
278		World War I Draft Registration Record Charles Brainard McKinney	Charles Brainard McKinney
279		World War I Draft Registration Record John Ross Hawk	John Ross Hawk
280		World War I Draft Registration Record John Wilber Beer	John Wilber Beer
281		World War I Draft Registration Record Harry Rhande Beer	Harry Rhande. Beer
282		World War I Draft Registration Record Roland Clinton Hartman	Roland Clinton Hartman
283		World War I Draft Registration Record Gibbons Marsh	Gibbons Marsh
284		World War I Memorial, 34th Street, Lawrenceville District, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania "Following the war, memorial sculpture was erected throughout Pittsburgh. Lawrenceville possesses the greatest First World War sculpture in Pittsburgh, arguably in the entire nation. That sculpture is, of course, 'the Doughboy'.” Joseph Peter Rhein's name is inscribed on the memorial.	Joseph Peter Rhein