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1927 Dedication of monument
According to the data card for this photo, "On the speaker's stand (left to right, beginning with the man standing): Colonel Thomas Jefferson Appleyard; William W. Alcorn of Ohio; Emery D. Potter of Ohio; an unknown woman; Eli Bourdo of Ohio? (partially obscured by Martha Epps Bradford, wearing a white hat); and an unknown woman. The little girl standing in front of the platform is Leticia Croft. The boy bearing the Confederate flag on the left is Ardis Edmund McCants, while that on the right (obscured by the blurred flag) is Thomas Jefferson Eppps. The gentlemen from Ohio were veterans who were returning Confederate battle flags to Florida. (Courtesy of the Florida State Archives, Florida Memory Project, Rc02813)
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