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201) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
202) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
203) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
204) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
205) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
206) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
207) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
208) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
209) William McCabe
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Metal marker for William McCabe, November 12, 1910, Greenwood Cemetery.
210) William McMillen
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Marker for William McMillen, 1831--1901, Greenwood Cemetery . Floral designs are engraved at the top of the marker. Inscription underneath dates unreadable.
211) William McMillen
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Back side of the marker for William McMillen, 1831--1901, Greenwood Cemetery. Robert was a member of Company 1, 116th Regiment, Ohio Volunteers (Civil War).
212) William P. Taylor
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Moynahan-O'Malia Mortuary metal marker for William P. Taylor, 1858--1930, in the Greenwood Cemetery. A stag's head is embossed at the top, symbol for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
215) William Webb
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Marker for William Webb, 1857--1908, Greenwood Cemetery. A Woodmen of the World symbol is engraved at the center of the marker with popies at the right side. The inscription at the bottom reads: "Here rests a Woodman of the World."
216) Willie McMillen
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Marker for Willie McMillen, died Feb. 28, 1884, aged 13 ys. 6 ms. 21 ds., Greenwood Cemetery.
217) Willie Orville Cook
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Marker for Willie Orville Cook, "Born February 10, 1893 - Died November 12, 1966," Greenwood Cemetery. Cook served in World War I and attained the rank of PFC CO L. He served in the 8th Infantry.
