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John M. Conley or John W. Conley.
No full textNote: 'John W. Conley lives in Idaho at this time --one time supervisor in Custer County. Identified by C.G. Empfield, October 10, 1932. Mr. Empfield purchased this farm from Mr. Conley when he moved to Idaho.' Individuals are not identified
Ned Christie's War
No full text"Ned Christie's War" by Robert J. Conley (1940-2014) chronicles the "Heroic Cherokee statesman Ned Christie, wrongly accused of the murder of a deputy U.S. Marshall, bravely [fighting] for his survival," according to the WorldCat description
Killing Time
No full text“Killing Time” by Robert J. Conley (1940-2014) is the 1st novel in the Colfax and Quitting Time series and an Evans Novel of the West. The Worldcat summary reads: "Marshall Bluff Luton sets out looking for vengeance, but on his way to Texas he must get past a professional gunslinger hired to keep him away.
Colfax
No full text"Colfax" by Robert J. Conley (1940-2014) is an Evans Novel of the West. Colfax is also the second of three novels in the series that starts with "Killing Time" and ends with "Quitting Time." "Oliver Colfax was standing at the bar of a St. Louis hotel when he heard the news--the one man he had ever wanted to call a friend had been killed. Colfax had once been hired to kill the lawman, but had stopped himself before carrying out his job. Now he sets out to avenge the murder of the only truly honest man he had ever known." --Amazon.co
Professor Joseph M. Conley with Four Unidentified Students, circa 1960
No full textProfessor Joseph M. Conley (far left, speaking) is pictured in a classroom teaching four unidentified students. Professor Conley was the Dean of Extension and a Professor of Ethics and New Testament at American Baptist Theological Seminary
B-17F Flying Fortress
No full textThe caption on the page says, "A B-17F Flying Fortress. The 'Old Reliable' is an old plane which has had 78 combat missions to its credit before being declared unfit for combat. It wasa plane in the squadron which Robert Conley helped maintain. It had been patched and repatched from holes made by enemy machine gun bullets and anti-aircraft fire. 'The name was very appropriate.' Sent by Robert E. Conley." Found on page 12, Scrapbook 1
Bartlett, Blake, Brown, Conley, and Spinney Women, circa 1905
No full textStanding left to right: Ellen M.(Brown) Poore Blake, Serena B. Conley, Mercie A (Conley) Spinney Johnson
Seated: Beatrice E.(Conley) Dionne, Rebecca S (Bartlett) Brown, Cora M. (Brown) Conleyhttps://digitalmaine.com/orrington_images/1009/thumbnail.jp
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