[Jim Port]

Only a guess but I would think the 3 in the cable are the switch controlled leads to the fixture and the lone conductor is supplying power to the switch. Is there a terminal labeled COMMON?

 

[diyorpay]

I think lone wire on right (hot), pic 1, goes into top switch, lower left hole (pic 2), across from other jumper black. The other 3 wires go into upper right hole of each switch to control each device. If you get the order different than before, so what. If it bothers you, at least you know which is which (red, black, white) and can change to the 'old' order.

 

[Thurman]

This could be made to work using the older looking black wire on the right as the "HOT", then feeding each fixture with the black/white/red. The jumpers shown on the switch would be correct to continue supply to each switch. What bothers me, and would prevent me from cotinuing to wire this up is the fact that there is no apparent neutral or a ground anywhere in sight. Yes, the switch(es) would be breaking/making the circuits, but where are the neutral and grounding wires? Maybe in the junction box at the fixture(s)?

 

[finite15]

Only a guess but I would think the 3 in the cable are the switch controlled leads to the fixture and the lone conductor is supplying power to the switch. Is there a terminal labeled COMMON?

The common all run along the bottom of the switches where the two black wires are connecting the switches.

I think lone wire on right (hot), pic 1, goes into top switch, lower left hole (pic 2), across from other jumper black. The other 3 wires go into upper right hole of each switch to control each device. If you get the order different than before, so what. If it bothers you, at least you know which is which (red, black, white) and can change to the 'old' order.

I'll give this a try.

 

[finite15]

This could be made to work using the older looking black wire on the right as the "HOT", then feeding each fixture with the black/white/red. The jumpers shown on the switch would be correct to continue supply to each switch. What bothers me, and would prevent me from cotinuing to wire this up is the fact that there is no apparent neutral or a ground anywhere in sight. Yes, the switch(es) would be breaking/making the circuits, but where are the neutral and grounding wires? Maybe in the junction box at the fixture(s)?

It doesn't appear to have any ground wire in the box. This is how it was when I pulled it apart. Most of the outlets aren't grounded in the house except for the kitchen. I had planned on having someone come in to ground a few more outlets in my office and the basement. Guess I'll have them take a look at this too. The house had a new circuit breaker installed and actually has two grounding rods outside of the house so I don't think it should be very difficult to have the outlets grounded. But I don't know much about it. Do you think that could be something I could do?

 

[finite15]

I think lone wire on right (hot), pic 1, goes into top switch, lower left hole (pic 2), across from other jumper black. The other 3 wires go into upper right hole of each switch to control each device. If you get the order different than before, so what. If it bothers you, at least you know which is which (red, black, white) and can change to the 'old' order.

That did it. Thanks very much. I guess I was thinking that the red wire was the hot. But I just didn't want to go sticking wires in with my limited knowledge. And as to the order I did have to switch one. I only care because the cover is labeled so I wanted to try and keep it the same. Thanks again. I really appreciate all the help.