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From: "White, Janet" <>
Subject: [GAELBERT-L] Railroad Companies GA / 1866-1930
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1999 11:11:44 -0700


Can anyone tell me what S.A.L. stands for - I'm assuming it is a
railroad since I'm told my George W. Martin worked as a pumper for a
railroad between 1866-1930.

If his son Thomas left GA for Florida to work for a railroad between
1920-1929, does anyone know why? was there a new RR office opening - any
reason during that period of time a young man would have left GA for FL.

Thanks to any historians out there.

Janet

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