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Cyrus / A Prodigal Son Returns After 75 Years Looking for a Burkesville cave he had "discovered" eight decades before, James Carroll Draper discovers a a nephew Photo will accompany this story S.F. Coffey residence was next to today's 515 Burkesville Street, the home of the Wally and Teresa Richard family, who are collecting history on their home Mr. James Carroll Draper quite likely holds the all-time record for the longest time away from Adair County before coming back to the auld sod for a visit. The tale is told in a short entry from the Adair County News in September, 1948. Visits Columbia After 75 Years AbsenceDraper family had lived in the Leatherwood district In 1870, the Draper family lived in the Leatherwood district, but an Ellen Draper, age 19 & quite possibly a sister, was enumerated with the Sophia A. Reed family. Her occupation was given as housekeeper. Although the street names weren't given in census, the Reed household fell between two known Burkesville Street residents, W.W. Page and Herschel C. Baker. It's easy to imagine the Burkesville Street cave Mr. Carroll was seeking in 1948 was one he had "discovered" some eight decades earlier when he came to visit his sister Ellen. California records state that Mr. Draper was born August 6, 1860 in Kentucky, and that he died in Los Angeles County, Calif. on August 14, 1954--a week and a day after his 94th birthday. Your humble Central Ohio Bureau Chief, CYRUS Related story and photograph To see a photo and see more on the house next door to the Sales Coffey home,Click Here Reader help: Can anyone furnish a photo of the S.F. "Sales" Coffey residence? If so, please contact ed@columbiamagazine.com. This story was posted on 2006-03-15 11:00:00
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LETTER: Jason Harmon wants to know more about Leonard Burton CYRUS: Henry Giles' brief biography of a Great Adair Countian, Buck Watson JASON HARMON asks: Are all the members of the Cowan family indeed Burtons? Cyrus / In the News 60 years ago this week Cyrus / Breeding High School Commencement, 1949 Cyrus / Col. Wolford's dim view of Republicans LETTER: Elaine Burton Cooley puts out APB for Hopkins School photo Cyrus / Maj. Winfrey--Pickin' em up VESTER: How it got its name; the Big Tree The story of Hiram Jackman, for whom Jackman High Named View even more articles in topic Local History |
 
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