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Franklyn L. Andrews
Black and white head shot photograph of Franklyn L. Andrews, Associate Professor of English, 1929-1944.https://thekeep.eiu.edu/archives_faculty_ad/1016/thumbnail.jp
Sarah L. Andrews
Black and white photograph reproduction of Sarah L. Andrews wearing a bonnet. Sarah was the mother of Seventh-day Adventist pioneer John Nevins Andrews. She died on July 07, 1899
Edward and Sarah L. Andrews
Portrait of Edward and Sarah L. Andrews. They were the parents of John Nevins Andrews. Edward died on April 14, 1865 of pneumonia
George L. Andrews to Mary Edwards Walker
Correspondence from George L. Andrews to Mary Edwards Walker regarding a change to her lecture date and place in London. 1 letter
Home Going Service For Reverend Wade L. Andrews
Funeral program for Reverend Wade L. Andrews, born October 29, 1899 and died October 4, 1987. The funeral was held October 8, 1987 at St. Paul United Methodist Church, officiated by Rev. Hector J. Grant. The funeral arrangements were made through The Lewis Funeral Home and he was buried in Southern Memorial Park in San Antonio, Texas
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Capt. Riera, Mr. Patrick fishing, photo 3
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Captain Riera, and Mr. Patrick are holding pompano fishes at Camp Walton on the Choctawhatchee River
Dr. Henry L. Andrews and his research assistant, Eleanor Gramling, analyzing data
Dr. Henry L. Andrews, professor of Sociology and Anthropology, and his research assistant, Eleanor Gramling, are analyzing data for his project Alabama Population Trends in 1955
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Capt. Riera, Mr. Patrick fishing, photo 7
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Captain Riera, and Mr. Patrick are holding pompano fishes at Camp Walton on the Choctawhatchee River
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Capt. Riera, Mr. Patrick fishing, photo 8
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Captain Riera, and Mr. Patrick are holding pompano fishes at Camp Walton on the Choctawhatchee River
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Capt. Riera, Mr. Patrick fishing, photo 6
J. L. Andrews, John Pryor, Captain Riera, and Mr. Patrick are holding pompano fishes at Camp Walton on the Choctawhatchee River
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