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Behind the house on McCausey
Behind the house on McCausey
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Brother David with Homer Ledford and Cabin Creek Band
Brother David with Homer Ledford and Cabin Creek Band
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Car crash, Steve Cousin Gary, c 1973, Cope s literary birthyear
Car crash, Steve Cousin Gary, c 1973, Cope s literary birthyear
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Claude Steele, Dad s best friend, fishing in the Red River Gorge
Claude Steele, Dad s best friend, fishing in the Red River Gorge
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Cope his beloved Tabby, c 1988
Cope his beloved Tabby, c 1988
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Cope and his Uncle Willie, c 1971
Cope and his Uncle Willie, c 1971
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Cope Road heading back to the old Kentucky homestead, staked out by William Jackson Cope
Cope Road heading back to the old Kentucky homestead, staked out by William Jackson Cope
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Dad (2nd from left) with cousins and brother, Owen (far right)
Dad (2nd from left) with cousins and brother, Owen (far right)
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Delilah Strong Cope, great-great grandmother
Delilah Strong Cope, great-great grandmother
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First car in Menifee Co , Mamma and Papa Egelston
First car in Menifee Co , Mamma and Papa Egelston
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Forest, 2nd from right front, shot down over the Black Sea
Forest, 2nd from right front, shot down over the Black Sea
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From the hill behind the house @ Mariba
From the hill behind the house @ Mariba
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Grandfather (Egelston), great-grandfather family
Grandfather (Egelston), great-grandfather family
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Grandma Gose, Dad, Mamma-three generations before I was born
Grandma Gose, Dad, Mamma-three generations before I was born
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Grandmother, Eunice Gose Cope, as a young girl
Grandmother, Eunice Gose Cope, as a young girl
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Great grandfather, John Anderson Cope, great-grandmother Sophronia Adams Cope with Forrest Ray, the author s uncle whom he never saw, Oklahoma, c 1924
Great grandfather, John Anderson Cope, great-grandmother Sophronia Adams Cope with Forrest Ray, the author s uncle whom he never saw, Oklahoma, c 1924
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Great-grandfather Egelston
Great-grandfather Egelston
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Junior, Willie, Jim, Mom s brothers
Junior, Willie, Jim, Mom s brothers
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On the tracks at Ford, 2002
On the tracks at Ford, 2002
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Papa Egelston Jimmy, c 1934
Papa Egelston Jimmy, c 1934
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Sister Julie (Cope s illustrator) Daniel
Sister Julie (Cope s illustrator) Daniel
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Spittin image of the fourth cliff, on the Cope homeplace
Spittin image of the fourth cliff, on the Cope homeplace
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Steve and his Uncle Jimmy, his Mom s brother, June, 1956
Steve and his Uncle Jimmy, his Mom s brother, June, 1956
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Steven, Ruth, Susan in front of the old house, actually the 2nd house on the farm
Steven, Ruth, Susan in front of the old house, actually the 2nd house on the farm
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Temple Cope, pointing to the star in the window of the old house, signifying Uncle Forrest s giving his life in WW II
Temple Cope, pointing to the star in the window of the old house, signifying Uncle Forrest s giving his life in WW II
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Uncle Forrest, killed in WW II, to whom In Killdeer s Field is dedicated
Uncle Forrest, killed in WW II, to whom In Killdeer s Field is dedicated
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William Jackson Cope, great-great-grandfather
William Jackson Cope, great-great-grandfather
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Willie and Kathleen, aunt and uncle, waiting on the greyhound
Willie and Kathleen, aunt and uncle, waiting on the greyhound
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