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Portrait of Ocie McNeil
Portrait of Ocie McNeil before her marriage to Jacob Hevener. She was Emma McNeil Cochran's younger sister.
Lincoln S. Cochran and Ross O. Hamrick with Dog on Moonshine Still at Marlinton Train Station
Sheriff Lincoln S. Cochran with his dog is on the left and Ross O. Hamrick is on the right with a moonshine still that they have confiscated. The picture was staged on the platform at the train depot in Marlinton with C. J. Richardson Hardware in…
Staged Photo of Lincoln S. Cochran and Ross O. Hamrick with Moonshine Still at Marlinton Train Station
Staged Photo of Sheriff Lincoln S. Cochran and Ross O. Hamrick with Moonshine Still at Marlinton Train Station
Lincoln S. Cochran with Moonshine Still
Cass Constable Lincoln S. Cochran stand in the doorway of the Police Station with "Mrs. M W Wratts Still"
Constable Lincoln S. Cochran with Deputy and a Moonshine Still
Cass Constable Lincoln S. Cochran with Deputy and a Moonshine Still
Constable Lincoln S. Cochran with his Bloodhound Jim Dallas and Deputy J. J. Boggs in Cass, W.Va.
Constable Lincoln S. Cochran in hat and fur collared coat with his Bloodhound Jim Dallas and Deputy J. J. Boggs in Cass, W.Va.
Portrait of Emma Grace McNeil Cochran
Portrait of Emma Grace McNeil Cochran. Married Mr. L. S. Cochran, Sheriff of Pocahontas County on February 8, 1916 at Dunmore, W.Va.
Full Length Portrait of Lincoln S. Cochran as Older Man
Full Length Portrait of Lincoln S. Cochran as Older Man, standing in dark suit with hat, hands clasped behind his back.
Portrait of Lincoln Seward Cochran during the Cass Days
Portrait of Lincoln Seward Cochran during the Cass Days
Color Portrait of Lincoln S. Cochran in Suit and Tie as Older Man
Color Portrait of Lincoln S. Cochran as an older man, dressed in suit and tie
Jacob Hevener and Rev. John W. McNeil in Automobile
Jacob Hevener driving his father-in-law, Rev. John W. McNeil at unknown location in Pocahontas County.
Lincoln S. Cochran Driving Car with 2 Passengers on 4th Ave in Marlinton
Lincoln S. Cochran, Pocahontas Co. Sheriff, is driving this car on Fourth Avenue in Marlinton. One of the Sharp Twins, George or Summers, is seated on the left. Middle passenger is unknown. Meat market is in the background.
Hotel on Tenth Avenue in Marlinton Owned and Operated by Mrs. L. S. Cochran
Known as the Old Yellow House. Hotel on Tenth Avenue in Marlinton Owned and Operated by Mrs. L. S. Cochran. Handwriting on photo: The Old Yellow House with Carpenters Working - Mary Darnell, Nannie Cochran, Beulah Cochran. Sign hangin from second…
Wedding Portrait of Jacob Hevener and Ocie Waybright McNeil
Wedding Portrait of Jacob Hevener and Ocie Waybright McNeil
Portrait of Frank P. Patterson
Portrait of Frank P. Patterson
Portrait of Frank P. Patterson and Emma Grace McNeil
Portrait of Frank P. Patterson and Emma Grace McNeil
Wedding Portrait of Emma Grace McNeil, married to Frank P. Patterson
Wedding Portrait of Emma Grace McNeil, married to Frank P. Patterson
Wedding Portrait of Frank P. Patterson, married to Emma Grace McNeil
Wedding Portrait of Frank P. Patterson, married to Emma Grace McNeil
Portrait of Lincoln S. Cochran Used in his Campaign for Sheriff of Pocahontas County
Portrait of Lincoln S. Cochran Used in his Campaign for Sheriff of Pocahontas County in 1912. He is 48 years old.
Portrait of Unknown Couple in the Cochran Family
Portrait of Unknown Couple. Possibly David James and Hannah Duffield Cochran, parents of Lincoln S. Cochran