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Notes Relating to the Relocation of the Randolph Family ca. 1935

Bill of Rights 9/25/1789

Brown Cemtery, Tennessee Valley Authority, Maps and Survey Division 4/20/1942

Executive Order 7037 dated May 11, 1935 in which President Franklin D. Roosevelt establishes the Rural Electrification Agency 5/11/1935

Family of Hugh Noe, Renter on a Farm Near Andersonville, TN 10/24/1933

Map of Oak Grove Cemetery 1941

Memorandum Relating to the Relocation of the Randolph Family 1936

National Industrial Recovery Act 6/16/1933

Pacific Railroad Act 7/1/1862

Relocation of Family KX 6520 and KX 6519 7/12/1966

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