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| 4751 |
 | Lester Casey Good Samaritan
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 31 Dec 1968, Tuesday, Page 1 |
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| 4752 |
 | Lester Dale Wheelock
Lester Dale Wheelock |
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| 4753 |
 | Lester Parmenter and family.
Lester Parmenter and family. |
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| 4754 |
 | Lestina Brigham
Lestina Brigham |
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| 4755 |
 | Leverett A Clapp.
The Clapp Memorial. Record of the Clapp Family in America, Containing Sketches of the Original Six Emigrants, and a Genealogy of Their Descendants Bearing the Name. With a Supplement. By Ebenezer Clapp. Published by David Clapp & Son, Boston, Massachusetts 1876. Page (facing) 335. |
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| 4756 |
 | Leverett Edward Goodell.
The History of the Brigham Family, A Record of Several Thousand Descendants of Thomas Brigham the Emigrant, 1603-1653. By W.I. Tyler Brigham. Published by the Grafton Press, New York, 1907 |
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| 4757 |
 | Levi Bigelow Homestead.
Historical Reminiscences of he Early Times in Marlborough, Massachusetts, and Prominent Events From 1860 to 1910: Including Brief Allusions to Many Individuals, and an Account of the Celebration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town by Ella A. Bigelow. Times Publishing Company, Marlborough, Massachusetts 1910. Page 272. |
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| 4758 |
 | Levi Brooks
Levi Brooks |
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| 4759 |
 | Levi Edgar Young
Levi Edgar Young |
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| 4760 |
 | Levi Johnsion
Levi Johnsion |
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| 4761 |
 | Levi Lane.
Lane Genealogies, Volume 1, William Lane of Boston, Massachusetts by Rev, Jacob Chapman and Rev. James H. Fitts, published by the News-Letter Press, Exeter, New Hampshire 1891. |
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| 4762 |
 | Levi Lankton Family
Back Row, L to R: Roy James Fay 1876-1957, Arthur Hovey Fay 1881-1960, Albert Hill Fay 1870-1937; Front Row, L to R: Ruth Ina Fay 1889-1969, Henrietta Adeline Fay 1851-1929, Levi Lankton Fay, Jr, 1845-1909, Carrie Augusta Fay 1873-1944 |
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| 4763 |
 | Levi P Morton
Levi P Morton |
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| 4764 |
 | Levi P Morton Political Cartoon.
Levi P Morton Political Cartoon. |
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| 4765 |
 | Levi P Morton.
Levi P Morton. |
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| 4766 |
 | Levi P. Morton Republican candidate for vice-president.
A print made of Levi P. Morton as the Republican candidate for vice-president. |
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| 4767 |
 | Levi Parsons Morton Gubernatorial Portrait.
Levi Parsons Morton Gubernatorial Portrait. |
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| 4768 |
 | Levi Parsons Morton Statue of Liberty.
Levi Parsons Morton driving the first rivet on the Statue of Liberty. |
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| 4769 |
 | Levi Parsons Morton.
Levi Parsons Morton. |
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| 4770 |
 | Levi Quincy Raymond.
A Modern History of New London County Volume III. Edited by Benjamin Tinkham Marshall. Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York 1922. |
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| 4771 |
 | Lewis A Paddock
Lewis came to lake county with his family when he was two years old. He became a farmer and eventually ran a summer resort next to Bluff Lake in Antioch, Illinois. |
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| 4772 |
 | Lewis and Augusta (nee Brigham) Rice.
The History of the Brigham Family, A Record of Several Thousand Descendants of Thomas Brigham the Emigrant, 1603-1653. By W.I. Tyler Brigham. Published by the Grafton Press, New York, 1907 |
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| 4773 |
 | Lewis and Caroline (nee Ellis) Rice.
The History of the Brigham Family, A Record of Several Thousand Descendants of Thomas Brigham the Emigrant, 1603-1653. By W.I. Tyler Brigham. Published by the Grafton Press, New York, 1907 |
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| 4774 |
 | Lewis and Clara (Gautschy) Walters
Lewis and Clara (Gautschy) Walters |
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| 4775 |
 | Lewis Brigham 1809-1873.
"The Descendants of Lewis Brigham". Booklet written by and self-published by Ferdinand Brigham. About 1962. Page one. |
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| 4776 |
 | Lewis Fred and Maggie Scheick with Mary Jo (Brigham) Nagel.
Lewis Fred and Maggie Scheick with Mary Jo (Brigham) Nagel. |
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| 4777 |
 | Lewis Henry Morgan
Morgan genealogy: A History of James Morgan, of New London, Conn., and His Descendants; From 1607 to 1869. By Nathaniel H. Morgan. Published by the Press of Case, Lockwood & Brainard, Hartford, Connecticut. 1869. Page 177. |
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| 4778 |
 | Lewis Henry Morgan.
Lewis Henry Morgan. |
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| 4779 |
 | Lewis Henry Morgan.
Lewis Henry Morgan - elected to the New York State Assembly and the New York State Senate in 1868. It is said his only interest in politics was to be appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs a post that he was never able to obtain, My 6th cousin 7 times removed. |
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| 4780 |
 | Lewis Lorenzo Wheelock Jr.
Lewis Lorenzo Wheelock Jr. |
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| 4781 |
 | Lewis S Brigham.
"The Descendants of Lewis Brigham". Booklet written by and self-published by Ferdinand Brigham. About 1962. Page 24. |
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| 4782 |
 | Lewis Spencer Weeks
Lewis Spencer Weeks |
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| 4783 |
 | Lex Cassar.
Lex Cassar. |
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| 4784 |
 | Libby Prison.
Libby Prison. |
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| 4785 |
 | Liberty Ship Hull Number 0038 Rev. Wheelock.
During World War II a Liberty Ship Hull Number 0038 was named for Reverend Wheelock. This was a C-2 cargo ship outfitted to carry 550 troops. It participated in the Normandy Invasion where it was shell damaged. it was Scrapped in 1964 at Philadelphia. |
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| 4786 |
 | Liberty Ship.
With WWII came a desperate need for cargo ships. Henry Kiser's company came up with the design for the EC2 (Emergency Cargo) class of ships. They were thought of as "ugly ducklings" so they were given the name "Liberty Ship" to counter that impression. Between 1941 and 1945, 18 shipyards, either Kaiser’s or using Kaiser’s shipbuilding techniques, built 2,751 Liberty ships. This makes it the largest class of ships ever built. Typical construction time was about 42 days but one was built in 4 days, 15 hours, and 29 minutes as a publicity stunt. |
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| 4787 |
 | Lieut. Wm Munroe Brigham Jr. Park.
Lieut. Wm Munroe Brigham Jr. Park, Marlborough, MA. |
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| 4788 |
 | Lieut. Wm Munroe Brigham Jr. Park.
Lieut. Wm Munroe Brigham Jr. Park, Marlborough, MA. |
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| 4789 |
 | Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. |
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| 4790 |
 | Lieutenant Charles Alfred Pillsbury.
Lieutenant Charles Alfred Pillsbury. |
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| 4791 |
 | Lieutenant Colonel John Wheelock
Lieutenant Colonel John Wheelock |
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| 4792 |
 | Lieutenant Colonel Kent Fay
Lieutenant Colonel Kent Fay |
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| 4793 |
 | Lieutenant Colonel Minor Meriwether
Lieutenant Colonel Minor Meriwether |
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| 4794 |
 | Lieutenant George H W Bush rescue.
Lieutenant George H W Bush being rescued by the submarine USS Finback. |
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| 4795 |
 | Lieutenant Ivory Bigelow Homestead.
Historical Reminiscences of he Early Times in Marlborough, Massachusetts, and Prominent Events From 1860 to 1910: Including Brief Allusions to Many Individuals, and an Account of the Celebration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town by Ella A. Bigelow. Times Publishing Company, Marlborough, Massachusetts 1910. Page 270. |
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| 4796 |
 | Lieutenant James Harvey Gaul.
Lieutenant James Harvey Gaul. |
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| 4797 |
 | Lieutenant John McIlhenny.
President Teddy Roosevelt posing with his Spanish-American War Rough Rider friend Lieutenant John McIlhenny from Avery Island, Louisiana, 1907, aboard the Steamboat Mississippi |
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| 4798 |
 | Lieutenant Karl Menckhoff.
The state of the art for a WWI fighter plane is that of a kite with a motor. They had wooden frames that were covered by cloth. Menckhoff survived the crash and was quickly captured by French soldiers. On the sides of his plane and on the wings he had painted the letter “M”. This is because when you’re the top dog there’s no one to tell you no and, he knew it would inspire fear in other combatants. As soon as he could land Avery had someone drive him out to the crash site. He took a pocket knife and cut the “M” off the side of the plane. |
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| 4799 |
 | Lieutenant William Howard Allen.
Lieutenant William Howard Allen. |
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| 4800 |
 | Life In Pieces.
James Brolin and Thomas Sadoski in the 2015 - 2019 TV show "Life In Pieces". |
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