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CHARLEY DUFF - MAYBEURY STATIONMASTER
CHARLEY DUFF ~~~~~~ STATIONMASTER
MAYBEURY, WV RAILROAD STATION
Charles "CHARLEY" Graham Duff started working for the Norfolk and Western Railway in Richlands, VA. His first 4 children were born here. He was STATIONMASTER at Kimball, WV for about a year then moved to Maybeury, WV where he was STATIONMASTER for approximately 30 years. |
Back Row From Left Florence Fleurony Duff ~ Charley's Wife Paul James ~ N&W Yard Section Foreman ~ Husband Annie Laurie Duff ~ D.O. Charley and Florence ~ Wife Charles "Charley" G. Duff ~ Maybeury Stationmaster Middle Row From Left Marguerite Duff Sharp ~ D. O. Charley and Florence Elizabeth Hale Duff ~ Wife of Oscar Duff Lois Duff ~ D. O. Charley and Florence Front Row From Left Billie Jean James ~ D. O. Annie Laurie and Paul James Norma Kathleen ~ D. O. Annie Laurie and Paul James Oscar Duff, son of Charley and Florence Duff, was overseas at the time the photo was taken. His wife, Elizabeh Hale Duff, lived at the Maybeury Railroad Station with Charley and Florence while awaiting Oscar's return. NOTE RAILROAD STATION IN BACKGROUND PHOTO IS EARLY 1940's |
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MAYBEURY
CHARLEY DUFF
STATIONMASTER
TRIBUTE TO RONALD A. DUFFAnita S. Duff helped create this page in honor of the Charley Duff family and as a tribute to her brother, Ronald A. Duff. Anita and Ronald are the children of Oscar and Elizabeth HALE Duff and grandchildren of Charley and Florence FLEURONY Duff. As a child, Ronald, "RON", lived with his family at Maybeury until his parents moved to Charleston, WV. His love for Maybeury and Barlow Hollow remained strong throughout his life. Ron returned to visit the area many times, often bringing sister Anita for the tour. |
RON WITH GRANDKIDS
JEREMY - AGE 4
DANIEL - 6 MONTHS
PHOTO TAKEN ABOUT 1999
ANYONE WISHING TO CONTACT ANITA MAY DO SO AT
anitasduff@hotmail.com
ANITA'S MAYBEURY MEMORIES"I can remember going to visit our grandmother at a tiny little house with a potbelly stove. I can still hear the creak of the rusty door and the laughter that surrounded the house. There was an old coal bin in the yard where we liked to gather and play. Of course we were covered with coal dust in no time at all. I have many wonderful memories from that time. I can still remember the cold bathroom floor on my feet when getting out of my bath. I would laugh and run to get in front of that old coal stove and warm up. I can remember staying at my Aunt Sis's house, (Annie James), which sat right beside the railroad tracks. I loved to feel the rumble of the train before it was ever in sight. The conductor would blow the horn and wave to us as they went sailing past us. What memories!!" |
MAYBEURY RAILROAD STATION 1930
E. L. Harris
1718 Hamilton St.
Warren, OH 44485