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N. A. Chastain

Foreman Machine Shop — Western & Atlantic Railroad

N.A. Chastain began with the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1870.

Boyd M. Cheatham

Assistant Superintendent — Edgefield & Kentucky Railroad

Boyd M. Cheatham was a noted Tennessee politician who was also associated with the Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad.

Spencer A. Cherry

Conductor — Tennessee Central

Spencer A. “Cap” Cherry was a veteran railroader whose career included work for the Richmond & Danville, Louisville & Nashville, Southern Railway and Tennessee Central.

Herman Peter Claussen II

Founder — Gulf & Ohio Railways

Herman Peter “Pete” Claussen II learned to love railroads thanks to his German grandfather, who couldn’t speak English but who connected with his young grandson by taking him to a park near their New Jersey home to watch…

David B. Cliffe

Receiver — Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad

David B. Cliffe served as receiver of the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad from January 22, 1868, until November 30, 1869.

Robert Linah Cobb

Assistant Engineer — Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad

Robert Linah Cobb was born March 5, 1840, in Cumberland Iron Works, Tennessee.

Henry Coffin

Superintendent — Memphis & Ohio Railroad

Henry Coffin resigned as superintendent of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad in July 1859.

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