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Sanford Luilem Bell

Conductor

Sanford L. Bell joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad as a conductor in 1852.Read More
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Biography

Sanford L. Bell joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad as a conductor in 1852.

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J. H. Bishop

Transfer Clerk

J.H. Bishop joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.Read More
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Biography

J.H. Bishop joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.

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W. R. Bittick

Engineer

William Rollie Bittick was born on April 1, 1871. Bittick was the engineer of the Con T. Kennedy circus extra that collided with a Central of Georgia Railway passenger train near Muscogee, Georgia, in November 1915. He retired from the railroad on April 30, 1941, after 38 years and five months of service.Read More
Central of Georgia Railway
Biography

William Rollie Bittick was born on April 1, 1871.

Bittick was the engineer of the Con T. Kennedy circus extra that collided with a Central of Georgia Railway passenger train near Muscogee, Georgia, in November 1915. He retired from the railroad on April 30, 1941, after 38 years and five months of service.

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John Isaac Black

Engineer

John Black of Paris, Tennessee, was the engineer on a Louisville and Nashville Railroad train that plunged from an open drawbridge in Clarksville, Tennessee, into the Cumberland River 50 feet below on June 13, 1947.Read More
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Biography

John Black of Paris, Tennessee, was the engineer on a Louisville and Nashville Railroad train that plunged from an open drawbridge in Clarksville, Tennessee, into the Cumberland River 50 feet below on June 13, 1947.

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