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Remembering Emma Lloyd: Historian has great memories of her She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Mike Watson sends photos from old Daily Statesman story about a stop a the Cundiff Post Office on Melson Ridge by McKinley "Preach" Hoover, with photos of Ms. Lloyd and the fondly remembered mail carrier Click on headline for story with photo(s) By Mike Watson Adair County Historian Outside of my immediate family, Emma Lloyd is one of the first people of whom I have a memory. Having known her all my life, I had not seen her in some years and the family have our sympathies; I know she will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Our mother and Aunt Ella loved her very much. In the late 1960s or very early '70s, there was a photo spread in the Columbia, KY, Daily Statesman on the Cundiff post office with postmaster Emma Lloyd and rural carrier McKinley "Preach" Hoover. Three of those photos are attached: one taken from the road, the second from just in the post office yard, and third inside, with a good close up of both. - Mike Watson Related articles:
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