Native Lumber Co Railroad Pic

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Michael Bullock

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03/01/2011

Native Lumber Co Railroad Pic

The 5th person from the left is my Grandfather, Oliver Wesley Flynt. He was Foreman for Native Lumber Co Railroad Logging Crew. Probably near Harrison County, MS or Washington County, AL. but could be anywhere in Miss. or Alabama.

Would love to know who the others are and to date the photo more accurately.

Date & Place: 1911 in Mississippi USA

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Oliver Wesley Flynt born Jul 6, 1868

Oliver Wesley Flynt was born on July 6, 1868. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Oliver Wesley Flynt.

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