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| 21601 |
 | Rites Held For John Charles Council
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 19 May 1979, Saturday, Page 9 |
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| 21602 |
 | Rites Held For Maude (Mabie) Van De Warker
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 02 Jul 1966, Saturday, Page 4 |
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| 21603 |
 | Rites Held For SSGT Noble T Reynolds
Rites Held For SSGT Noble T Reynolds, Harrisburg Daily Register, July 26, 1949 |
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| 21604 |
 | Rites Held For Thomas Roger Grills
The News-Palladium (Benton Harbor, Michigan), 08 Jan 1944, Sat, Page 6 |
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| 21605 |
 | Rites Set For Emmet Armstrong
Traverse City Record-Eagle (Traverse City, Michigan), 27 Dec 1967, Wednesday, Page 21 |
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| 21606 |
 | Rites Set For Mrs Butterfield.
The Daily Herald, Utah county, Utah, Wednesday, June 13, 1956 page 4. |
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| 21607 |
 | Rites Wednesday For SGT Noble Reynolds, WW II Dead
Harrisburg Daily Register, Saturday, July 23, 1949 |
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| 21608 |
 | River Rose Blackstock.
River Rose Blackstock. |
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| 21609 |
 | Riverbank Laboratory Gates.
There are many things in Fabyan Forest Preserve that seem out of context. Some of these are just because they lie in ruin. These gates that were once the gates the Riverbank Laboratories have been relocated and now seem to be gates to nowhere. |
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| 21610 |
 | Riverbank Debate 2.
Site of one of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates that took place along side the Vermilion River in Pontiac, Illinois. |
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| 21611 |
 | Riverbank Debate.
Site of one of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates that took place along side the Vermilion River in Pontiac, Illinois. |
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| 21612 |
 | Riverbank Laboratory.
During World War I Fabyan's cryptographers broke German codes and foiled terrorist plots. More importantly they trained personnel who would staff the newly formed Cipher Bureau within Military Intelligence.
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| 21613 |
 | Rivers Blythe Meriwether Death
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri) 05 Feb 1896, Wednesday, Page 1 |
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| 21614 |
 | Rivers Blythe Meriwether Death Accidental
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri) 06 Feb 1896, Thursday, Page 1 |
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| 21615 |
 | Rivers Blythe Meriwether Record Of Death
Rivers Blythe Meriwether Record Of Death |
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| 21616 |
 | Riverside Tampico War Memorial.
Riverside Tampico War Memorial. |
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| 21617 |
 | Riverton Bank Robbed.
Salt Lake Telegram, Wednesday, October 21, 1931 page 1. |
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| 21618 |
 | Riverton Banker Rancher Dies at 99.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, January 1, 1964 page 28. |
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| 21619 |
 | Riverton Girl Reigns.
The Salt Lake Telegram, Wednesday, August 27, 1952 page 17. |
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| 21620 |
 | Riverton High To Present 3-Act Comedy.
The Salt Lake Telegram, Thursday, March, 3, 1949 page 16. |
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| 21621 |
 | Riverton Lions Push Favorite.
The Salt Lake Telegram, Monday, May 16, 1949 page 14. |
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| 21622 |
 | Riverton Man Arrives at 80.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, January 4, 1944 page 15. |
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| 21623 |
 | Riverton Man Files for County Board.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, August 25, 1938 page 5. |
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| 21624 |
 | Riverton Matron Has 80th Birthday.
The Midvale (Utah) Sentinel, Friday, September 4, 1953 page 1.
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| 21625 |
 | Riverton Rancher 85 Today.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, January 4, 1949 page 11. |
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| 21626 |
 | Riverton Ward MIA Names New Leaders.
Salt Lake Telegram, Wednesday, May 15, 1940 page 9. |
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| 21627 |
 | Riverview Cemetery Streator
Lasalle County, Illinois veteran's memorial located at the Riverview Cemetery |
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| 21628 |
 | Riverview Cemetery Streator
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| 21629 |
 | Riverview Cemetery Streator
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| 21630 |
 | Riverview Cemetery Streator
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| 21631 |
 | RMS Caronia.
Postcard depicting the RMS Caronia. |
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| 21632 |
 | RMS Carpathia
The Carpathia was the only ship to have rescued Titanic survivors. Coincidentally Charles Henry Marshall, Jr. was aboard that fateful day. His nieces, three sisters returning to the United States after a funeral were among the people saved. |
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| 21633 |
 | RMS Teutonic.
Perttu arrived on the RMS Teutonic. She was a White Star Line ship that was launched January 19, 1889. |
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| 21634 |
 | RMS Titanic Survivors.
705 people survived the sinking of the RMS Titanic. |
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| 21635 |
 | RMS Titanic Victims.
It is estimated 1,517 people were killed in the sinking of the Titanic, 832 passengers and 685 crew members. |
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| 21636 |
 | Road to Fallen Timbers.
August, 1794. On the Banks of the Maumee river, Ohio, General Anthony Wayne commanded the Army in battle against the British and their Native alies. His victory ended major hostilities in the region. The British were forced to withdraw from the southern Great Lakes Area. This allowed the new nation to expand into the Ohio Valley. |
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| 21637 |
 | Rob And Ply Torch.
The Inter Ocean, Chicago, Illinois, Saturday, January 13, 1900 page 1. |
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| 21638 |
 | Rob Sedgwick.
Rob Sedgwick. |
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| 21639 |
 | Robbery and Assault. Watertown (New York) Re-Union, Wednesday, May 14, 1890, page 5.
"Smile on your brother. Everybody get together. Try to love one another. Right now." When Wallace & Frank Brigham decided to strong-arm Edward W Wheelock they didn't know it but, they were (allegedly) robbing their 5th cousin 2x removed! |
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| 21640 |
 | Robbie Lou Shinske 5 1/2 Months Old
Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa) 21 Feb 1949, Monday, Page 20 |
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| 21641 |
| Robbie Lou Shinske Put Foot In Mouth
Princeton Daily Clarion (Princeton, Indiana)28 Feb 1949, MonPage 8 |
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| 21642 |
 | Robbie Shinske and William Stewart Engagement
Orlando Evening Star (Orlando, Florida) 30 Aug 1968, Friday, Page 18 |
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| 21643 |
 | Robbins-Bledsoe Marriage.
Robbins-Bledsoe Marriage. |
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| 21644 |
 | Robert "Albert" Franklin Wheelock Obituary
Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey) 10 May 1997, Saturday, Page 7 |
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| 21645 |
 | Robert "Albert" Franklin Wheelock Obituary 2
Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey) 11 May 1997, Sunday, Page 20 |
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| 21646 |
 | Robert & Betty Coffin.
Robert & Betty Coffin. |
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| 21647 |
 | Robert & Delphine Brigham Wedding.
Robert & Delphine (nee Andrychowski) Brigham Wedding. |
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| 21648 |
 | Robert & Elnora Butterfield Headstone.
Status: Located; Robert & Elnora Butterfield Headstone. |
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| 21649 |
 | Robert - Ella Johnson Divorce.
Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) Dispatch, Tuesday, April 9, 1889 page one. |
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| 21650 |
 | Robert A. Heinlein
Just a few of his paperback books. |
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