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George Hogue

Motorman

Citizens Street Railway Birthday: April 29, 1906 Deceased: March 9, 1976
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Robert W. Humphreys

President

Robert W. Humphreys (1824-1878), a Montgomery County native, was a prominent lawyer in Clarksville, Tennessee.Read More
Memphis, Clarksville and Louisville Railroad
Biography

Robert W. Humphreys (1824-1878), a Montgomery County native, was a prominent lawyer in Clarksville, Tennessee.

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John P. Ilsley

Superintendent

In early March 1860, the railroad’s board elected J.P. Ilsley as the road’s new superintendent. “From all we learn of this gentleman, the Board has made a wise selection. As a reliable business man, we presume (he) has but few superiors. From his long connection with railroad affairs, he will doubtless prove a great acquisition to the Company.”Read More
Memphis, Clarksville and Louisville Railroad
Biography

In early March 1860, the railroad’s board elected J.P. Ilsley as the road’s new superintendent.

“From all we learn of this gentleman, the Board has made a wise selection. As a reliable business man, we presume (he) has but few superiors. From his long connection with railroad affairs, he will doubtless prove a great acquisition to the Company.”

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O. P. Ingalls

Treasurer and Secretary

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B. S. Ivy

Foundry Foreman

B.S. Ivy joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.Read More
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Biography

B.S. Ivy joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.

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M. A. Jackson

Conductor

M.A. Jackson resigned his post as conductor on the Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad in about October 1868.Read More
Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad
Biography

M.A. Jackson resigned his post as conductor on the Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad in about October 1868.

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