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James Loyd Washburn is remembered as one of the hardest working people in McKenzie. He was a person who loved his family, the city of McKenzie, the State of Tennessee, the United States and his fellow man. Dropping out of school in the ninth grade, he became a self-educated man with the ability to learn complex skills in addition to understanding and performing intricate business tasks.
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