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Black and white photo image of an unknown house, presumably belonging to the James Skelton family.

Programme of the Reunion Exercises of the Ohio Brigade held on October 3rd and 4th in 1878. Exercises were held at the State House at 8 pm.

Black and white photo image of the Samuel Skelton Stables.

Black and white photo image of the Samuel Skelton Stables

Black & white photograph.

Black & white photograph.
Samuel Skelton, son of James Skelton & Mary Elizabeth Knittle, owned horse stables in New Boston, location of the steel mill in the 20th century.

Black & white photograph.
Samuel Skelton, son of James Skelton & Mary Elizabeth Knittle, owned horse stables in New Boston, location of the Steel Mill in the 20th Century. The horses were well known champion pacer and trotter race horses. Written on…

Off-white paper with black print sighed by Governor Thomas Young. Declaring James Skelton as County Commissioner in the year 1877.
Seal in lower left corner.

Off-white in color with blue print. Red seal in lower left corner. Presented to John R. Skelton

An insurance certificate for Samuel Anselm Skelton in the amount of $10,000, payable in case of death or total permanent disability in monthly installments of $57.50.

Physical item, fabric ribbon & metal medallion
Inscribed: The State of Ohio to Jas. Skelton, Veteran, Co. F, 27 Reg., INFT.

Cabinet card portrait photograph.
Identified on back as John Reed Skelton, about age 5.
John R. Skelton, b. 1889, son of James Skelton & Mary Elizabeth Knittle.