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Robert Pritchard

Brakeman — Western & Atlantic Railroad

Robert Pritchard was killed on February 5, 1886, when he apparently fell from the train and was crushed.

James Pyron

Engineer — Western & Atlantic Railroad

James Pyron joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1866.

William Andrew Quarles

President — Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad

William Andrew Quarles was a lawyer, judge, Confederate officer, and railroad executive who played a pivotal role in the construction of the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad. A prominent Clarksville resident, Quarles succeeded William B. Munford as president…

A. S. Ray

Conductor — Tennessee Central

A.S. Ray was the conductor of the last Tennessee Central freight train through Clarksville, Tennessee.

Samuel Rea

President — Pennsylvania Railroad

Samuel Rea first joined the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1871. One of his most significant accomplishments may be helping to bring the railroad into New York City.

Joseph F. Renard

Engineer — Western & Atlantic Railroad

Joseph F. “Uncle Joe” Renard was born on April 1, 1837, in Charleston, South Carolina, and he always wanted to be a train engineer. He was a “pioneer engineer” on the Western & Atlantic and served as an…

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