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Welch; John Welch; Mrs. Mary Welch; William C. Welch; William T. Welch; Henry Wesper; Theodore Whaley; Rachel D. Wheeler; Isaac A. White; John M. White; Rachel A. White; William H. White; John Il. Wilkerson; Samuel O. Wilkesron; Sue. Wilkerson; Charles Wilkins; Harry Wilkins; Charles Willey; Frank Willey; George Wil- ley; John Willey; Philip C. Willey; Spen- ver Willey; Mrs. Susan Willey; Theophilus Willey; Wesley Willey; Mrs. Anna P. Wil- liams; C. T. Williams; F. Causey Williams; James W. Williams; John B. Williams; Rou- ben E. Williams; Robert HI. Williams; Ro- bert II. Williams; Samuel J. Williams; U. Grant Williams; Elijah Williamson; Wil- liam E. Williamson; Anthony Wilson; Frank L. Wilson; George Wilson; George I. Wil- son; Jacob C. Wilson; John H. Wilson; Julia Wilson; Thomas Wilson; T. C. Wil- son; Harry B. Windsor; T. B. Windsor; James L. Wooters; Harry E. Worley; Wil- liam S. Wroten; John Wyatt; Mrs. Clara Yardley.
William L. Abbott; Thomas Alexander; John W. Andrew; John B. Argo; Joseph Argo; Samuel Argo; John W. Austin; L. Austin; John Bailey; William C. Baily; Zack Baily; George E. Baldwin; Charles Barker; Charles S. Barker; J. W. Belknap; Caleb Bell; Fred 1. Bennett; John M. Ben- nett; John R. Bennett; Joseph (. Bennett; Joshua Bennett; Joshua Bennett, Jr .; Joshua S. Bennett; Nehemiah Bennett; Purnell S. Bennett; Theo. A. Bennett; William H. Bennett ; William J. Bennett; J. B. Beswick; Edw. Betts; Howard T. Betts; J. T. Betts; Samuel G. Betts; Solomon Betts; John A. Bickle; Samuel D. Bickle; W. S. Biggs; Charles Bonnar; John HI. Bowen; William E. Bowen; John W. Bovce; Joseph Boyce; J. W. Brown; George S. Buell; William II. Buell; Mrs. B. P. Burn; Cornelius Burton; George W. Burton; Jacob Burton; James Burton; Mark II. Burton: John Cain; N. B. Cain; J. F. Campbell; L. J. Campbell; B. D. Carpenter, Jr .; Geo. W. Carpenter; Robt. Carpenter; William Cor- withen; Thomas Cirwithen; Avery C'lendan- iel: John H. Clendaniel; Purnell Clendaniel; Sammel Clendaniel; S. H. Clendaniel; Thomas Clendaniel; Asa Clifton., John C.
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Clifton; Nehemiah Cole; George B. Collins; Isaac Cooper; William J. Coulbourn; George Coverdale; Luther Cubbage; Elias Daniel; James Daniel; William B. Daniels; William R. Daniels; James Darby; G. W. Davidson; J. C. Davidson; B. F. Davis; Geo. E. Davis; George HI. Davis; Geo. S. Davis; Jas. L. Davis; Jehu Davis, Jr .; John Davis; John Davis of J .; John W. Davis; Joseph M. Davis; J. G. Davis; Lot W. Davis; Nehe- miah H. Davis; Isaac Dawson; B. B. Dep- uty; Charles T. Deputy; James Deputy; James B. Deputy; James H. Deputy; John II. Deputy; Joseph F. Deputy; Mark Dep- uty; Thomas Deputy; William Deputy; William W. Deputy; Z. Deputy; Barton Dickerson; Mrs. Jane Dickerson; Burton Donovan; Charles Donovan; Jonathan Dono-
van; William Donovan; Joseph H. Draper; Charles Emory; Martin Emory; Stephen M. Ennis; James W. Evans; John M. Evans; Sylvester Evans; Thomas D. Evans; A. Fen- ner; O. Fenner; James P. Fisher; Thomas
Fleming; John Foster; William Fountain; William Fowler; D. Henry Frazier; Horace Frazier; William II. French; Daniel Grif- fith; Frank Griffith; James H. Griffith; James Gillespie; David B. Hall; John Car- lisle HIall; Wesley J. Hall; William B. Hall;
William E. Hall; Charles M. Hammond; James HI. Hanmond; John W. Hammond; Edward Harrington; Frank F. Harrington;
Jacob Harrington; John Harrington; Joseph Harrington; Major A. Harrington; R. F. Harrington; S. J. Hayward; Mrs. Rob-
ort Hazel; B. Henderson; John Hon- derson : William HI. Hevelow; Elijah Higman; James Higman; A. Hill; George
T. ITill; Jolm Hill; William Hill; Daniel Hirsch; Mark Holland; Charles Hol- lis; George W. Holmes; James J. Holson; Lemuel J. Holston; William Hopkins; Wil- liam E. Hopkins; Alfred C. Houston; C'le- ment Houston; William C. Houston; Alex.
Hudson; Benjamin F. Hudson; George H.
Hudson; Howard Hudson; William Hudson;
William Humphreys; Garrett L. Hynson;
N. R. Ingram: Thomas Ingram; David II. Isaacs; E. Jefferson; William P. Jefferson;
S. T. Jenkins; George II. Jester; Isun R. Jester; Robert J. Jester; Benjamin JJohnson;
George Johnson; Lemmel T. Johnson; Edw.
N. Jones; James Jones; James HI. Jones;
Benjamin F. Kirby; J. II. Kirby; J. Wesley Kirby; George K. Knight; John W. Lat- chum; Homer Lewis; John H. Lotland; George MeColley; Robert H. MeColley; Ste- phen HI. MeColley; Win. J. H. MeColley; Chas. Macklin; Elias Macklin; John S. Macklin; Andrew J. Maloney; Edward Ma- lony; James F. Malony; John R. Malony; James HI. Markel; Cyrus Marker; J. A. Mar- tin; Harry Marvel; George Mason; Isaac Ma- son; James Mason; Joseph E. Mason; William II. Mason; Wilbur Masten; Bethuel Meri- deth; Edward Merideth; R. J. Meri- deth; John D. Messick; Theo. W. Middle- ton; David S. Mills; George W. Mills; Jen- nings Mills; Richard Mills; David S. Mil- man; Michael Milman; Samuel R. Mihnan; Stephen Mitchell; Daniel Mitten; William B. Mitten; Brad Morgan; Hiram Morgan; William B. Morgan; William J. Morgan; W. W. Morgan; John H. Moore; William T. Morris; Alex. Mosley; Benj. P. Needles;
Theodore Needles; Robert Owens; Henry
Paisley; Charles S. Pardee; John Pardee; William R. Phillips; William W. Picker; George F. Pierce; Robert Porter; Charles Postles; James B. Postles; Benj. E. Potter; John W. Potter; William J. Potter; Wil- liam S. Prettyman; William T. Prettyman; Alex. Pullen; Henry W. Pusey; William Quillen; Jas. S. Richards; R. G. Richards; William Richards; William HI. Richards; James Riggs; Levi B. Riggs; George E. Roach; John H. Roach; Robert Roach; Theodore Roach; Mrs. Sarah Roberts; Daniel Rogers; Minos Rogers; John J. Rosa; Charles HI. Russell; Nathan Russell; Alex.
Ryan; John W. Ryan; W. S. Ryan; F. A. Scott; James Scott; John Scott; Nathaniel
Scott; Nehemiah Sharp; R. P. Sharp; Jo-
seph Sheppard; Elias Simpson; William I. Simpson; W. Seward Simpson; Bethuel
Shockley; Charles M. Shockley; Elias A.
Shockley; Frank Shockley; George F. Shock-
ley; George W. Shockley; Mark L. Shock- ley; Robinson Shockley; Theo. F. Shockley;
W. B. Shockley; Edward Short; John Short;
John W. Short; James D. Sipple; John Sip- ple: Charlton M. Smith; George Smith;
Richard G. Smith; Henry HI. Smoot; C. D.
Spencer; David B. Stayton; N. S. Stayton; T. II. Steward; Nathaniel Steward; T. Ste- ward: William T. Steward; William Stokes;
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Jomm W. Story; Albert Swain; Frank Swain; George Swain; B. F. Tatman; Charles Tatman; Charles P. Taylor; Aaron B. Thomas; Andrew Thomas; George Thomas; Isaac M. Thomas; James M. Thomas; Nathan Thomas; Samuel Thomas; Wil- liam J. Todd; Philip Torbert; Charles B. Townsend; Elias Townsend; William II. Townsend; William J. Townsend; William Trader; Henry Tribbett; George Truitt; John S. Truitt; William Vankirk; M. Van Leuvan; Cornelius Van Vost; Curtis Vine yard; Henry Vineyard; William Vineyard; Thos. Virden; Alex. Voshell; George W. Voshell; Ellis Wadkins; Asa B. Walls; Jesse Walls; John Walls; Edward C. Wal- ton; Harry Walton; B. Frank Waples; As- bury Warren; Bennett Warren; Daniel Wat- son; Elias Watson; Frank Watson; George Watson; Henry S. Watson; Lemuel L. Wat- son; William Watson; William P. Watson; Abner M. Webb; Albert Webb; Emory Webb; James Webb; James H. Webb; James M. Webb; Jeremiah Webb; John Webb; John II. Webb; Jolm S. Webb; Joshua Webb; J. W. C. Webb; Robert Webb; Thomas A. Webb; N. H. Welch; Thomas Wheatley; William Wilkins: Jas. Williams; Rev. Jonathan S. Willis; James A. Wilson; William Wilson; F. C. Wi-well; B. F. B. Woodall; Aaron V. Woodruff; John Wooters; James Wroten; Joseph H. Wroten; . George E. Wyatt; Peter P. Wynkoop; R. C. Wynkoop; Chas. Young; Joseph E. Young; Nathan Young; Nehemiah Young; Robert J. Young; Thos. Young.
PEARSON'S CORNER is in West Dover hundred, in a fine agricultural district, a level and well-cleared region. The village is seven miles from Dover, and has a good public school and a Methodist Episcopal church.
Some of the residents of the village and its vicinity are: Luther Arthurs; John Bar- eus; Henry Bearman; Henry L. Bearman; Henry Bennett; John Boyer; Jas. V. Carson; Geo. Carter; Benjamin Clarke: Geo. Cover- dill; Charles Darling: Oliver E. Fobgell; Isaac Forcakers; Robt. Foreakers: John Guessford; Saml. Hargadine: Thos. S. Har- sey; Henry Hutchison; Geo. S. Kersey;
Elisha Massey; Isaac Masten; James Masten; J. Maybery; Ephraim Mosley; Jas. Mosley; Leslie Munce; John Owens; Abraham Pear- son; John W. Pearson; William II. Pearson; Wm. W. Pearson; John Pratt; Eugene Rash; Joseph T. Rash; Manship Rash; Emery Shorts; Blanchard Smith; Frederick Switzer; Jonathan Tharp; George Thomas; Jonathan R. Thomas; Joseph II. Thomas; Edward Thompson; Jos. Thompson; Oba- diah Thompson; Robert Thompson; Wil- liam Thomp on; Samuel C. Wallace; Ja. R. Wilson; Elisha L. Wright.
PETERSBURG is a farming village five miles from Woodside station on the Delaware railroad, and eleven miles from Dover. The population is engaged principally in farming and fruit raising; peaches especially are largely grown and exported. The land is fertile and well cultivated. Publie school in the village. Churches convenient. Popula- tion about 300.
Among the citizens of Petersburg and vi- cinity are: Asbury Beynard; T. A. Bell; Walter HI. Bell; James Boyles; James S. Boyles; William J. Chambers; Winfield Chambers; John C. Clark; John S. Clark; Edward T. Cohee; Hinson Cohee; James L. Cohee; Aaron Conner; Thomas L. Cooper; James F. Cubbage; Thomas D. Cubbage; William B. W. Cubbage; Alexander C. Dill; Luther M. Dill; P. Frank Dill: William J. Dill; Alexander C. Frasher; Peter C. Frasher; Richard C. Frasher; William J. Frasher; Ezekiel C. Frazer; A. W. Gooden; John Grier; Jolm P. Grier; Thomas Grier; Thomas Grills; John C. Gruwell; J. Ed- ward Gruwell; J. Morley Gruwell; Thomas Gruwell; Peter Hurd; Nehemiah Kimmey; Nehemiah Kinney, Jr .; Alexander F. Mere- dith; Alexander F. Meredith, Jr .; Ezekiel (. Meredith; Jacob B. Meredith; John G. Meredith; Thomas Meredith; Charles W. Poore; John M. Poore; Robert J. Reynolds; Thomas J. Roe; William C. Sipple; Heury Smith.
RISING SUN is a village of Kent county, one and one-half miles east of Camden, with
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a population of about 250. It has grown up around the cannery now operated by Geo. HI. Gildersleeve. Fruit is the chief product of the surrounding country.
Claude Alexander; James Anderson; John Anderson; Gove S. Casson; William Collins; W. H. Collins; Charles Crook; John (. Durborough; Dewitt Frear; William II. Gildersleeve; Isaac Johnson; Jomm W. Johnson; Willis Johnson; Charles Kimball; Peter Nessen; James Noll; Enoch Rash; William J. Spencer; William J. Spiner; Ro- bert Tooney; Daniel B. Townsend; C. S. Van Bueklen, M. D .; J. Vishbrock; Walter Wal- lace; Joseph W. Wells.
SANDTOWN is a village of about thirty inhabitants. The principal products are wheat, oats, rye, corn, potatoes and small fruits. The nearest shipping station is Golds- boro, Md.
Some of the citizens of Sandtown and vi- cinity are: Alsberry Banard; John Bright; Robert Bright; John Clark; Steve Coey; Elizabeth Cooper; Andrew Focker; Harry Gruwell; Isaac Gruwell; John Gruwell; R. B. Gruwell; John Hughes; J. H. Hughes; William R. Hughes; J. W. Hurd; Thomas Hurd; John B. Lord; Frank More- dith; E. B. Mitchell; L. B. Nickerson; Ro- bert Roe; Mrs. Sue Roe; Thomas Ross; Fred Shockley; Samuel Sylvester; William Sylvester; Wesley Tribit; William Wyatt.
SLAUGHTER, on the Delaware & Chesa- peake railroad, is twelve miles west of Dover, and about a mile from the Maryland bound- ary. It has about 300 inhabitants. This vil- lage is situated in the midst of a district fertile in grain. The Delaware & Chesapeake R. R. connects at Oxford with the steamboat line to Baltimore, and at Clayton with the Dela- ware R. R. for the north. There is a good public school about half a mile distant.
Some of the residents here and in the neighborhood are: H. Baxter; C. W. Bay- nard; Caleb Bedwell; Thomas Bodwell; Daniel Colwell; Jacob Colwell; Comegys; Walter Conley; N. HI. Cox; R.
A. Davis; R. Max Davis; S. A. Davis; Her- man Dodd; L. L. Everett; Emeline Faulk- ner; O. E. Fogwell; W. S. Ford; Stephen I. Gibbs; Alfred Gordon; Lawrence Hart- nett; Henry Hudson; James Hutchins; Wil- liam Johnson; Noah Knox; William Lynch; Ash Marvel; P. D. Marvel; T. H. Marvel; Walter Marvel; R. P. Moore; Thomas II. Moore; Ellis M. Nichols; E. Nickerson; Joshua Nickerson; Anderson Parker; George T. Parvis; George Perry; J. D. Philips; John Pratt; Alphonso Purnell; Manship Rash; John Schwartz; George P. Scotton; J. Shahan; T. C. Slay ; John Stephens; Alex. Virden; John Virden; Anna Voshell; Joseph Voshell; D. II. Webster; William II. West; Henry Williams.
SMYRNA, one of the largest towns in Kent county, is in the northwestern part of Duck Creek hundred, seven miles from Dela- ware Bay, and twelve miles from Dover. It is not directly on the main line of the Dela- ware railroad, but is connected with Clayton, by a branch road, three-quarters of a mile in length. Smyrna has direct water communi- cations with Philadelphia, from her own port on Smyrna river, a line of propellers, carry- ing freight and passengers, making daily trips in the summer season. The country is level and mostly cleared; the soil sandy, very pro- duetive, especially for peaches and small fruits. Peaches, grapes, small fruits, grain, hay, etc., principal crops. The town has two foundries and machine shops, basket factories, three canneries and two carriage works. But the most important industry is the manufactury of phosphates, for which three are four establishments. The city has water works, an electric plant valued at $10,- 000, making it the best lighted town below Wilmington, and a sewerage system; also two national banks, National Bank of Smyrna and the Fruit Growers' National. A weekly newspaper, the Smyrna Times, is issued Wed- nesday.
The churches are-Asbury M. E .; St. Peter's P. E .; Presbyterian; Catholic; Cen- tennial M. E. (African); A. M. E. Secret societies are well represented by lodges of Masons, T. O. O. F., I. O. G. T., Heptasophs, K. G. E., and A. O. U. W. Population is nearly 3200.
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Among the citizens of Smyrna are the fol- lowing: Rev. J. HI. Adams; William II. Adams; George Anderson; Henry S. An- thony; Jeff. Armitage; Frank Armstrong; John Armstrong; John II. Armstrong; Wil- liam Asheraft, M. D .; William Baggs; Frank Bailey; George E. Batsford; E. Beck; E. 11. Beck; Kate Beck; Joseph L. Beckett; Joshua Bell; William E. C. Bell; W. M. Bell; Isaac D. Berry; Charles II. Bitzer; John Blizzard; Eva K. Boehmler; J. Edward Boyd; Charles C. Boyer; Frank Boyer; H. D. Boyer; J. Frank Boyer; Lewis F. Boyer; Rev. Frank Bradley; H. L. Brevoor; Risden Brewington; J. G. Brinton; David Brown; George F. Brown; G. Davis Brown; Jona- than Brown; Joseph S. Brown; Moses Brown; Perkins Brown; Wesley Brown; William F. Brown; Thomas Buckmaster; Henry G. Budd; Joseph Burchinal; William Burk; Walton M. Busteed; Archie Butcher; Robert Butcher; John Caldwell; John R. Cameron; Alfred Carpenter; William II. Carr; Alexander Carson; M. E. Carson; George A. Carter; J. E. Carter; Catharine Catheart; Wilson T. Cavender; L. R. Chance; Ahart Clemencer; Wilbur Cle- ments; Wilbur F. Clements; J. W. Clifton; James II. Clouds; George Coff; Morris Coff; Wesley Coker; George Cole; George II. Cole; George D. Collins; James A. Collins; John P. Collins; Mrs. Lizzie Collins; Leonard A. Collins; P. P. Collins; William B. Col- lins; William L. Collins; George Connor; William Connor; E. V. Cooper; Irving T. Cooper; J. B. Cooper; John Cosgriff; Mrs. L. A. Cotton; J. B. Counselman; L. W. Counselman; Ross Counselman; John Cour- sey; Thomas Coverdale; Thomas H. Cover- dale; George Croker; John Crossley; Eu- gene Crow; Alexander Cummins; A. Lee Cummins; D. J. Cummins; Joseph R. Cum- mins; Robert L. Cummins; Edward Curry; Henry Curry; C. B. Dailey; Rev. Geo. W. Daine; Emory Darnell; Eugene Davis; Thomas Davis; Zonos Dean; Edward DeFord; J. Edwards DeFord; William S. Diehl; Hirons Denney; J. Frank Denney; Robert H. Denney; George HI. Dick; Wil- liam II. Dodd; Herbert Donohoe; Peter Downs; William F. Dunn; E. S. Dwight, M. D .; Frank F. Evans; Joseph Evans; Josiah D. Evans; Richard Evans; William
Evans; Abel S. Faries; Alexander Faries; Chas. Faries; E. C. Faries; Geo. Faries; Harry Faries; Jos. B. Faries; Richard Faries; Samuel Faries; William Faries; W. A. Faries; An- drew Faulkner; Oscar Fisher; Willard A. Fleming; A. E. Fowler; E. M. Fowler; Clark Franklin; John Gillen; Bingham Goldsborough; John F. Goldsborough; John P. Goldsborough; George W. Gordon; Virgil Gordon; George Graham; William B. Grant; Thomas Gray; William M. Gray; Frank L. Grier; Harry B. Grieves; John Griffin; John Griffin; Richard W. Gunning; Rev. Thos. Hains; Geo. A. Hall; Hervey Hall; W. E. Hall; Jas. Hamilton; W. A. C. Hard- castle; John F. Hawkins; E. A. Hazel; B. Henry Hazell; William B. Hazell; Thomas Hemsley; Willard Hemsley; Robert Hill; Robert HI. Hill, Jr .; William G. Hill; Charles Hinson; F. Hirons; Sammuel S. Hirons; William Hirons; James P. Hoffecker; John A. Hoffecker; John HI. Hoffecker; J. Ed- ward Hoffeeker; J. Edwin Hoffecker; Ralph (. Hoffecker; Robert Hoffecker, Jr .; Robert D. Hoffecker; Samuel Hoffecker; Walter O. Hoffecker; Thomas H. Hoyle; Alfred Hud- son; Alfred Hudson, Jr .; Alfred L. Hudson, Jr .; John P. Hudson; Moulton Hudson; Jo- seph B. Hunn; J. H. Hurtt; J. H. Hurtt, Jr .; John Husted; John C. Husted; John Imman; Benjamin Jacobs; Price Jacobs; W. H. Janney; A. E. Jardine; James R. Jarrell; George Jefferson; Joseph R. Jefferson; J. Henry Jefferson; Thomas Jefferson, Jr .; Thomas E. Jefferson; Elva T. Jester; Frank Johns; Harry Johnson; Hiram Johnson; Oscar Johnson; Walter G. Johnson; Win. II. Johnson; Chas. Jones; Daniel Jones; Daniel W. Jones; George F. Jones; Howard Jones; Howard R. Jones; Jeremiah Jones; J. W. Jones; William T. Jones; Emma R. Jordan; William Jordan; William Jordan; Henry Kerr; Sherman Kettle; Elijah Keys; Thomas Kimble; William H. Kirby; John Lafferty; T. J. Lambden; Fred Lang; J. Y. Lassell; R. A. Lee; George W. Lees; Charles HI. LeFevre; James Legates; William P. Legg; Henry Leinberger; Jacob Icinberger; Jacob Leinberger, Jr .; John B. Lewis; J. B. Lewis; R. Emmitt Lewis; Wil- liam M. Lewis; Richard E. Long; Mrs. M. E. Lord; Henry C. Ludgrove; Susan A. Lud- grove; Thomas Ludgrove; Thomas Lum; E.
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Lurty; William Lurty; J. R. MeCansland, M. D .; James McClusky; Samuel MeColley; Thomas McCoy; E. W. MeDowell; Thomas MeDowell; Wilmer MeDowell; William Me- Dowell; Patrick Maguire; Harry Manlove; John B. Mannering; John C. Mannering; William Marvil; Samuel Massey; Benjamin F. Mattiford; Charles Mattiford; Harry Mattiford; Mary E. Megear; Sallie Megear; B. F. Middleton; James C. Milburn; Jane W. Mitchell; Sadie F. Mitchell; George Moffitt; Samuel Moffitt; George Moore; Isaac Moore; J. S. Moore; N. C. Moore; T. C. Moore, M. D .; Winter D. Moore; Ben- jamin F. Morris; James H. Morris; Rev. W. R. Mowbray; James Murphey; Thomas Murphey; Frank Murray; John F. Murray; Horace R. Mustard; John Mustard; Robt. Norris; Win. Norris; Win. Norris; Wm. C. Palmer; Lizzie Parrott; John P. Patterson; John C. Peaker; L. H. Peeky; Isaac Penne- will; James Perry; Daniel Phillips; John E. Phillips; J. E. Phillips, Jr .; Robert Phillips; William Phillips; Willard G. Pierce; Ed- ward Porter; Frank E. Postles; Nathaniel Pratt; Nathaniel Pratt; Mrs. Nathaniel Pratt; N. Pratt; N. S. Pratt; Mrs. Sarah E. Pratt; Clarence Prettyman; Ezekiel Price; J. V. Price; Lewis M. Price; Moses Price; Thomas W. Price; Walter E. Price; Joseph II. Primrose; Moses Raisin; John Rawley; George A. Redden; Solomon Redmon; George Reed; Charles H. Register; Frank Reiman; Henry Reis; Joseph Reynolds; Jo- seph M. Reynolds; Samuel Reynolds; David Richards; Mrs. S. E. Richards; Howard Richardson; Robert Richardson; William Richardson; William Richardson, Jr .; Wil- liam E. Riggs; Mrs. Eliza Riley; Michael Riley; Noah Riley; Edward Robbins; Sam- uel Roberts; David Robinson; Jacob C. Robinson; James (. Robinson; John R. Robinson; Peter Robinson; Mrs. Margaret E. Roe; David Rose; George M. Rose; Syl- vanus Rose; Charles Rust; II. C. Rutledge; William HI. Ryan; Mary E. Savin; Levi B. Seotten; Jefferson D. Seout: Robert Scout; William H. Scout; Harry Shapley; Daniel Shelton; Walter Shelton; Andrew Siseo; Charles W. Sisco; William Sithen -; A. II. Smith; Charles C. Smith; Homer Simth; John Smith; Maria F. Smith; David T. Smith; ers; Joseph Smithers; J. Harvey Speakman;
Enoch Spearman; Edgar Spruance; Henry C. Spruance; Mary E. Spruance; Edwin Staats; Ralph Staats; William Stark; Ed- ward Start; J. Wesley Start; William B. Start; Jacob Stein; Rev. Adam HI. Stengle; Crawford Stevens; Elijah Stevens; John W. Stevens; J. E. Stevens; William A. Stevens; William S. Stevens; David Stevenson; George D. Stevenson; George M. Stevenson; William Stevenson; David Stewart; Harvey B. Stewart; William Still; Samuel G. Stin- son; John C. Stockly; William Stokesbury; David Stubbs; Robert Sullivan; William Sullivan; Thomas Swiggett; C. O. Swinney, M. D .; Levi Sylvester; William Sylvester; Abel Taylor; George W. Taylor; George W. Taylor, Jr .; Gilbert B. Taylor; Samuel Taylor; James Thomas; Lewis W. Thomas; Alexine Thompson; Charles P. Thornley; Alfred Tilghman; George W. Tilghman; George W. Tilghman; Horace Tilghman; John E. Tilghman; William H. Todd; Capt. James Truax; Norris Truax; Harry C. Tschudy; W. W. Tschudy; Benj. Tucker; John W. Tucker; Rev. George Tullidge; Daniel Turner; Daniel Turner, Jr .; Enoch Turner; George W. Turner; Stephen Van Fosen; John Van Gaskin; I. B. Vickers; John R. Viney; John M. Voshell; R. Y. Wallen; L. O. Waller; Edward G. Walls; Harvey Waples; William II. Warner; W. F. Warren; William E. Waters; Frank Wat- kins; Roland Watson; John Webb; John B. Webb; J. Frank Webb; Benton W. Weldon; B. V. Weldon; Charles Weller; Frank Wells; Harry Wells; Joseph Whaley; Samuel B. Wheateman; Wakeman D. White; John Wick; James D. Wilds; Nathaniel F. Wilds; Silas G. Wilds; William Wilds; William Wilds, Jr .; John Wilkinson; Moses Willey; Amanda Williams: James Williams; Joseph E. Williams; Joseph E. Williams; R. Seth Williams; Thomas W. Williams; Alexander Wilson; Alexander HI. Wilson; George Wil- son; John R. Wilson; John R. Wilson: J. T. Wilson; Robert Wilson; William Wilt: Mrs. M. A. Winford; W. A. Winford; D. Bruce Wood; Abraham Wortenbury; Alexander Wortenbury; George Wortenbury; Frank L. Wright; James V. Wright; John Wright; Joseph Wright; Joseph H. Wright; Lewis Wright; Louis Wright; Thomas Wright; W. W. Wright; William HI. Young.
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Residents of the vicinity are: Frank An- derson; James W. Anthony; Levi E. An- thony; Samuel Bennett; William M. Broad- way; R. E. Cantwell; Edgar Carrow; J. II. C'arrow; Thomas Cavender; T. W. Cavender; Samuel J. Cole; William Collins; Mrs. Gco. W. Cummins; James Cummins; John Dea- kyne; J. F. Denney; S. B. Driggs; Daniel Fisher; Anderson Ford; Daniel Ford; John W. Ford; Matthew Ford; Joseph Foreaker; Thomas Frederick; John Garner; Joseph C. Goldsborough; Presley Goldsborough; Isaac Green; Samuel S. Grithin; Herman P. Hazell; Samuel Hobbs; Titus I. Hobbs; Walter O. Hoffecker; William W. Hoffecker; John R. Jefferson; Joseph R. Jefferson; G. E. John- son; Frank E. Jones; George T. Jones; John I'. Jones; Thomas Kirby; Joseph Lightrap; Samuel Loatman; George R. Loffand; James Mccluskey; Theodore Mannon; Charles H. Mattiford; G. W. Mattiford; George W. Moore; John Parvis; William Perry; Nathan- iel W. Ransom; S. C. Ransom; Franklin Rash; Jolm Rawley; John Reynolds; Frank Richards; James Roberts; Jolm Roberts; James Robinson; Joseph Robinson; B. H. Ross; John Severson; J. P. Short; James Slaughter; John Slaughter; Timothy Slaugh- ter; Joseph Snow, Jr .; Gideon Speakman; James Starling; John C. Stockly; George T. Thompson; Jesse S. Vane; John W. Webb; Jolm R. Wilson; John Wright.
THOMPSONVILLE, eight miles from Milford, and about three from the Bay, is a promising place in the midst of a fine agricul- tural region, in which cereals and garden vegetables abound. It has a M. E. church and two public schools.
Some of the residents of Thompsonville and its vicinity are: John W. Andrews; John II. Bennett; Joseph C. Bennett; Joshua S. Bennett; J. S. Bennett, Jr. ; John Evans; Jo- soph French; William II. French; William E. Hall; Winlock Hall; Jacob Harrington; Elias Jester; George W. Jester; Alex. Kirby; Frisby P. Kirby; James Kirby; Schuyler Kirby; William Mills; Capt. Charles Short; Edward Short: James Sipple: David Steven- son; Isaac M. Thomas; D. A. Thompson ; John Thompson; John R. Wadkins: Daniel Wat- son: Alfred F. Webb; Jame- Il. Webb, Jr .; George E. Wyatt.
VERNON, a prosperous village of over 150 inhabitants, is situated near the center of Mispillion hundred, and has a railroad station at llarrington, five miles distant. The sur- rounding region is a gently rolling country, fertile in cereals and fruit, especially peaches. A public school is about a mile from the town; there is also a M. E. church.
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