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John Corbin

Train Hand — Western & Atlantic Railroad

In February 1886, John Corbin was killed after he was knocked from the top of the train and crushed at the mouth of the tunnel.

Jonathan Cousins

Fireman — Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad

Jonathan Cousins was the fireman on Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad locomotive No. 9 on February 10, 1870, when its boiler suddenly exploded, killing him and the locomotive’s engineer.

James Craig

Pattern Maker — Western & Atlantic Railroad

James Craig joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1871.

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