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      • Randolph County,
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      2 records 1915–1973

      Name of Deceased Oscar Strother Flanagan Sex Male Date of Death June 2, 1973 Race White Age Last Birthday 80…

      Death Certificate: Oscar Strother Flanagan

      1973
      Two bootleggers, Monroe Peyton, colored, of Bakerton, and Moses Welsh, white, of Charles Town, were convicted in the Federal Court…

      Bakerton & Charles Town Bootleggers Convicted in Federal Court

      1915
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      Oscar Strother Flanagan 1892–1973
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