MCNAIRY COUNTY TN - HISTORY - FALCON PHOTO IDENTIFIED
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Falcon Photo McNairy Co. TN  (see McNairy County Tn page at 
http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmcnair/falconphoto.htm )

Reflections of other days and times and Old Falcon in 1890.

The photograph (below) was taken outside the Old Holcomb  Hotel  in  the  days
when Falcon was a flourishing town.

(Front) Dr. J. L. Smith and little  son  Robert,  W.  H.  Stone,  Rev.  W.  J.
Williams, H. C. Gooch, J. M. "Moss" Nelson, J. W. Prather, Rev. Robert  Young,
George W. Farris, J. B. Maxedon and little son Gover,

(Second) J. H. "Hard" Perkins, T. M. Humphery, Mr. Patrick agent, Nat  Carmen,
J. D. Null, Elias Styles, John English,  Frank  Locke,  Jim  D.  Perkins,  Wes
Simpson, "Uncle" Billy Carman and Lum Alexander.

(Third) Clint Stone, Dr Latimore Sanders, W. J. Null, G. W.  McCullar,  C.  C.
Taylor and W. E. Tedford.

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