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Taylor George (Taylor & Sons) r Vorhees nr Independence av.
Taylor John, farmer, r ss E. College av. e East
Taylor John S. tinsmith, r Main nr Vorhees Taylor Joseph M. lumber, r Church s North Taylor R. R. tel. opr. bds. es East, s North Taylor Samuel, baggage master, r ss E. Col- lege av. e R.R.
TAYLOR SPENCER (S. Taylor & Sons) r . N. Main ur. Independence av. Was born November 4, 1820, in Lexington, Ky. Came to Jacksonville in the Fall of 1829; was married to Miss Elizabeth Hilli- gass March 9, 1842. She was born in the State of New York Dec. 28, 1820. They have ten children living, namely: Mary E. born Jan. 25. 1845, Wm. S. born Feb. 5, 1847, George W. born July 29, 1849, An- derson F. born Oct. 24, 1851, John S. born March 26, 1854, Martin A. born March I, 1856, Leslie H. born 1858, Lewis H. born Oct. 23, 1859, and Charles L. born Feb. 10,. 1862
TAYLOR T. G. lawyer, 5 Gallaher's bldg. r ns Court nr West
Taylor William (Taylor & Sons) r N. Main nr Independence av.
TAYLOR & SONS (Spencer, George, and William Taylor) dealers in lime, sand,
cement, plaster,'hair, and fine lake salt, sw cor. Sandy and Lafayette av.
Tefft James R. porter Park hotel
Tefft Walker S. prof. D. and D. Asylum
Tefft William, lab. r Lafayette av. e East
Temple W. S. traveling agt. r Prairie se cor. Anna
Tendick D. paperhanger, r es West n Mor. ton av.
Tendick G. (G. & W. Tendick) and (G. Tendick, Kaspohl & Reid) r S. Main
Tendick G. tailor, r Clay nr N Brook
Tendick G. Kaspohl & Reid (G. Tendick, F.
Kaspohl, and N. W. Reid) brickmnfrs. ws Square, cor. State Savings Bank
TENDICK G. & W. ws State opp the P.O. manufacturers of boots and shoes. This firm have been in their.present local- ity over twenty years; they make all their goods from the best material, to measure, thereby insuring a perfect fit, which is always guaranteed
Tendick Henry, lab. r ws Diamond s Edg- inon
Tendick Henry, tinner, r S. Main
Tendick John, shoemkr. r Diamond n Lafay- ette av.
Tendick Peter, clk. Welch & Dod, r S. Main cor. College
Tendick William (G. & W. Tendick) r al I bet. Morgan and College av.
Terry James M. r 234 W. State
Terry Silas, jobbing shop and planing mill, Court cor. West, r West cor. State
Tfft Orson, teamster, r ns E. College e C.&A. R.R.
Thomas Benjamin, blacksmith, r Morgan nr . State
Thomas William (Thomas & McDonald) r ns College av. nr Church
Thomas Wm. painter, r ss E College e East Thomas William D. r Prospect s College av. Thomas & McDonald (William Thomas and Edward L. McDonald) lawyers, W. State, Ayer's blk.
THOMPSON S. H. contractor and builder, and Mayor of the city of Jackson- ville, r ws Church n North ; was born in Morris County, N. J. April 4, 1832 ; came to Morgan County March 1, 1850, and has followed the above business since that time ; was elected to the City Council in 1875; married Miss Harriet M. Schuremann in Feb. 1857; she was born in Essex County,
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N. J. August 21, 1838. They have three children living, Nettie M. born Oct. 3, 1861; Ida C. born Sept. 21, 1863, and Albert H. born Nov. 30, 1865
Thorn Geo. carp. r Goltra av. sw cor. Morton av.
Thornborrow John, wool buyer, r ws Church s Anna
Thornborrow Stephen, carp r es West end Grove
Thornhill Mary J. wid. Thomas H. r Oak ne cor. N. Main
Thompson Albert, jeweler, J. M. Fox
Thompson A. C. plumber and gasfitter, es S. Main s. College, r es Clay av.
Thompson Beulah Miss, attendant Jackson- ville Hospital
Thompson Chas. razor and saw sharpener, r 510 S. West
Thompson Henry, builder, r Church n North Thompson Howard, proprietor sale and feed stable, r ns W. State e Sandusky
Thompson H. B. (H. B. Thompson & Co.) r W. State w Prairie
Thompson H. B. & Co. (H. B. Thompson and -- ) boots and shoes, ws Square nr State
Thompson H. T. (Smith & Thompson) r East n. Michigan av.
Thompson Joseph, clk. r North
Thompson Nellie Miss, attendant Jackson- ville Hospital
Thompson Owen P. lawyer, Savings Bank bldg. bds. ns State nr Prairie
Thompson William, fish, r es Brown n North Tiemayer Henry lab. r rear West n North Tiff James R. watchman, r ws Fulton n North Tiff William, farmer, r ws Fulton n North Tiffany L. C. dealer Singer sewing machines,
ns W. State nr Squate, bds. Dunlap house Tilford Nancy Mrs. r ws Fayette s Anna
Tilton Peter, traveling agt. r ns W. State w Kosciusko
Tingle Henry, lab. r Goltra av. se cor. Morton av.
Tingley W. lab. r ws Clay av s Chambers
Tipton A. W. physician and electrician, ss Square nr Sandy, r 46 S. Main
Tivenau John, bds. es Mauvaisterre nr North Tivenau Owen, barkpr. bds. es Mauvaisterre nr North
Tivenau Thomas, bds. es Mauvaisterre nr North
Tobin Mary Ann, wid. Maurice, r Centre e Illinois av.
Tolman Harman, hack driver, r ws Fayette s Richards
Tomlin E. Mrs. r 1003 S. Main
Tomlin Rinda C. teacher D. and D. Asylum Tomlinson E. clerk, r College av. cor. West Tomlinson J. clothing, hats and caps, and mer. tailor, ns Square cor. Main, r College av. and West
Topen - Mrs. r es Sharp s College
Toussaint Charles, upholstr. es N. Main nr Square, r ns Lafayette e East
Toussaint Theodore, shoemkr, es N. Main nr Square, r ns Lafayette e East
Towers William, wool assorter, r Fayette n Lafayette av.
Towning John, marble polisher, r ss E. Mor- gan e East
Trabue John, gen. ins. agt. sw cor. Square, r ns W. College w Prospect
Trainor James, cook Dunlap house
Trask Cornelia, teacher D. and D. Asylum Trautz August, butcher, r ns North e East
Treahey Dennis, lab. r Centre e Illinois av. Tremblett G. H. deliveryman U.S.Ex.Co. bds.
Park house
Trotter W. D. R. Rev. M.E. minister, r ss E. State w Johnson
Troy John, harness mkr. r 322 N. West Troy Thomas, lab. r W R.R. e Caldwell Tuman Joseph, farmer, r Sandy s College Turley M. M. Mrs. r ss W. State e West- minster
Turner F. C. law student, r ns College av. opp. College
Turner J. B. r Turner place w College av.
Tuttle Lemuel, dairyman, Oak Lawn Retreat
U LMER CHARLES H. cook, r ws Vor- hees n Independence av.
Ulrich Nicholas, cook, r ns Court w West
United States Express Co. es N. Main nr Square
Updegraff A. M. carp. r East se cor. Franklin Updegraff John C. hostler, r Lafayette av. cor. Illinois av.
UPHAM B. R. (Upham & Flack) and County Clerk, office Court House, r Col- lege nw cor. Kosciusko
UPHAM & FLACK (B. R. Upham and C. E. Flack), general insurance agents, W. State, Savings Bank bldg., represent the following well-known companies: Fire- man's Fund, San Francisco; Franklin Fire. Philadelphia ; German American, New
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York ; Hartford Fire, Hartford, Conn .; Home Ins. Co., New York; Insurance of North America, Philadelphia; Pennsylva- nia Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia ; Phenix Fire, New York; Royal Ins. Co. Liverpool; Underwriters' Agency, New York, and New York Life Ins. Co., New York
Upperman Robt. barber, r ws East s College
V AIL C. H. mason, r Morgan nr East Vail R. H. lather, r Morgan nr East Vail R. W. Mrs. r Morgan nr East Valentine Henry, lab. r ns Grove w West Vance Benjamin F. farmer, r ws Pine n North Vance Martha J. wid. Samuel, r ws Pine n North
Van Glenn William, carp. r Dunlap
Van Houten John I. carp. r ns Court e East Van Houten Mortimer, carp. r ns Court e East Vannest Theodore, tinner, r Grove sw cor. West
Van Os Johannes, baker Insane Asylum
Vantuyl Charlotte S. wid. Otto, r Fayette sw cor. Lafayette av.
Van Winkle Julia Miss, teacher, r Wm. Van Winkle
Van Winkle William M. confectionery, ws W. State nr Square, r es East nr College
VANZANT G. W. successor to Melton & Vanzant, es Square cor. State, r ws East s of the Brook. Dealer in staple and fancy groceries, provisions, etc .; china, glass and queensware, wooden and willow-ware, lamps, chandeliers, etc .; teas, coffees and spices. Keeps on hand for family use the choicest brands of flour in the market
Van Zant William, police, r es Hardin av. s Morton
Vasconcellas A. P. grocer, State sw cor. East
Vasconcellas Daniel, lab. r Independence av. n P.P.& J.R.R
Vasconcellas Daniel M. polisher, r Diamond s Freedman
Vasconcellas Emanuel, teamster, r Diamond W.R.R.
Vasconcellas Frank, cigarmkr. r Diamond cor. Lafayette av.
Vasconcellas Joaquin, teamster, r ns E. Col- lege av. e East
Vasconcellas John, r Diamond cor. Lafay- ette av.
Vasconcellas Joseph, lab. r Walnut w Dia- mond U
Vasconcellas Joseph, lab. r Independence av. n P.P.& J.R.R.
Vasconcellas J. C. gardener, r Diamond n Lafayette av.
Vasconcellas Mary, wid. Joaquin, r Diamond cor. Lafayette av.
Vasconcellas Mary, wid John, r Pine nw cor. North
Vasconcellas William, driver, r Diamond s W.R.R.
Vaughan R. S. drayman, r North w West Vaughan Wm. lab. r ws West n Chambers
Vearia Joseph, lab. r rear es N. Main n Inde- pendence
Vearia J. A. carp. r rear es N. Main n Inde- pendence av.
Veitch Silas, carp. r Church sw cor. Read Veitch Wm. clk. r Church sw cor. Read VEITCH W. E. cash. Cent. Ill. Bank-
ing and Sav. Association, r 407 N. Church Vickery Edward, clk. r College cor. Clay av.
Vickery Geo. clk. r ss E. College e Clay av. Vickery John A. clk. Park hotel
Vieiria Alfred, painter, r es Vorhees n Inde- pendence av.
Vieiria Anthony, molder, rIllinois av. e East
Vieiria A. J. painter, r Freedman w Dia- mond
Vieiria Francisco, lab. r Freedman e Cald- well
Vieiria Gregory, r W.R.R. w Diamond
Vieiria James, carp. r es Vorhees n Indepen- dence av
Vieiria James, lab. r Freedman w Diamond Vieiria John, fireman, r Illinois s Indepen- dence av.
Vieiria John, lab. r Chapin w Church
Vieiria John, lab. r Myrtle av. n Indepen- dence av.
Vieiria John M. lab. r W.R.R. e Pine
Vieiria Joseph, farmer, r C.& A.R.R. s In- dependence av.
Vieiria Joseph, lab. r W.R.R. e Pine
Vieiria Joseph, policeman, r W.R.R. w Dia- . mond
Vieiria Joshua, lab. r Diamond n Freedman
Vieiria Nicholas, r Myrtle av. n Indepen- dence av.
Vieiria Nicholas T. carp. r es Vorhees n In- dependence av.
Vieiria Pertnelia, wid. r Diamond n Freed- man
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Vigus Mary S. Mrs. teacher Ill. Female Col- lege
Vincent Joseph, lab. r Diamond s Freedman Vineyard Alana, wid. John, r Clay av. n Walcott
Virden Coal Co. office E. College av. w C.& A.R.R. E. S. Greenleaf, agt.
Vogel Martin, wagon-maker, es N. Sandy nr Square, r N. Main nr Dunlap
Von Tesmar Otto, taxidermist, r es Mauvais- terre n Square
Vorhees Jane Mrs. r E. College sw cor. East Vorhees Stephen, r es N. Main n Indepen- dence av.
WADDELL THOMAS L. carp. r Jor- dan ne cor. Fayette
Wadsworth A. C. (Wadsworth & Patterson) r ss Grove nr Prospect
Wadsworth & Patterson (A. C. Wadsworth and J. March Patterson) hardware and iron merchants, ss Square nr Main
Wagner George, barber, r Anna w West Wagner James, lab. r Fayette cor. Richards
Wagner Josaphine, hairdresser, es Square nr Morgan
Wahle Richard, dye works, ns State nr East Wainright William (Wainright & Brennan)
Wainright & Brennan (W. Wainright and J.
W. Brennan) stoves and tinware, ws State s Square
Wait Selah, prof. D. and D. Asylum, r es Sandusky n State
WAKEFIELD GEORGE, ns W. State, Ayer's blk. machinist, gun and locksmith, bell-hanger and saw-filer, dealer in guns, revolvers, and fire arms of all kinds, of the best manufacture ; ammunition, cartridges, etc., kept constantly on hand. Special attention given to repairing sewing machines, clocks, umbrellas and parasols, shears, scissors and razors ground. All kinds of musical instruments, furniture, ba- by wagons, washing machines, and wring- ers, repaired. All work warranted
Walber George, cigarmaker, r ss E. College e Mauvaisterre
Walcutt E. water com. r ns W. College av.
Walker C. P. painter, r ns W. Morgan w West
Walker F. C. carp. r West s Lafayette av.
Walker James, carp. r ws Church w Grove Walker L. C. Mrs. r ss W. Morgan w West Walker Samuel, grocer, ns Anna w West
Walker S. T. teacher D. and D. Asylum, ss W. Morgan w West
Wallace I. P. (I. P. Wallace & Co.) bds. Dun- lap house
Wallace I. P. & Co. grain dealers, office E. State e C.& A.R.R.
Wallace James, fireman D. and D. Asylum Walling Lena, attendant Insane Asylum
Walmsley James, spinner, r Duncan e Prairie Walmsley John, spinner, r Duncan e Prairie Walsh Mary, wid. Michael, r Centre e Illi- nois av.
Walsh Michael H. grocery and saloon, es Square,cor. Court, and saloon and restau- rant Junction depot
Walter Xavier, tailor, r ns Court e East
Walton Reuben, blacksmith, ns Morgan w Square, r College ne cor. Mauvaisterre
Ward Albert J. (Ward Brothers) r es Main 2 n Kentucky
Ward Charles H. bookkeeper Ward Bros. bds. W. State opp. Dunlap house
WARD BROTHERS (John N. and Albert J. Ward) booksellers, stationers, printers, bookbinders, etc. This well- known firm occupy the large store, 22x100 ft. three stories high, on the south side of the Square, No. I Marble block, using the first floor as a salesroom, and the second and third stories for the printing and book- binding departments. They keep con- stantly on hand every variety of books, periodicals, and newspapers, as well as a fine assortment of pictures, frames, baby carriages, and fancy goods. This firm makes a specialty of bookbinding, and are prepared to execute all orders with despatch They also manufacture blank books, shoe and shelf boxes of every description, and execute bank and county work with or without printed headings, or special rulings Ward E. D. saddler, r ws Clay av. s Cham- bers
Ward Frank, r es Goltra av. n Franklin
Ward James, sec. boss, r P.P.& J.R.R. n Wa- bash av.
Ward James H. cigarmaker, bds. Southern hotel
Ward John N. (Ward Brothers) r Jordan nw cor. Prairie
Ward William C. dairyman, r Walnut cor. Caldwell
Warner Ellen Mrs. dressmaker, r ws West n Court
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Watkinson John W. clerk, r Grove sw cor. Diamond
Watkinson J. Mrs. r Grove cor. Diamond
Watson F. R. (Watson & Starks) r College cor. Fayette
Watson Wesley, r Mauvaisterre cor. North Watson & Starks (F. R. Watson and G. W. Starks) barbers es Square cor. State
Watters Garrett, lab. r Pine n Lafayette av. Watts Celia Mrs. r ws N. Main n R.R.
Weaver Joseph, lab. r ss E. College e C.& A. R.R.
Weber C. A. clothing ne cor. Square, bds. Southern hotel
Weber Herman, employe J. O. King's
Webb Emma, cashier R. D. Durfee & Son's, r Sandy nr College
Webb John, wagonmaker, r Sandy nr gas house
Weil Edward (Weil & Bro.) r College av. nr Sandy
Weil Leopold (Weil & Bro.) r S. Main nr Brook
Weil & Bro. (Edward and Leopold Weil) clothing and merchant tailors ws Square nr Morgan
Weishaar George, lab. Insane Asylum
Welch Mary Mrs. r ns College av. e East
Welch T. V. (Welch & Dod) r College cor. Lurton av.
Welch & Dod (T. V. Welch and J. M. Dod) druggists ss Square, Opera House block
Welden A. teamster, r ns-Clay av. n Michi- gan av.
Weller Jesse, r ws Church s Edgmont
Wells Joseph, mason, r es East s Superior av.
Welsh Edward, shoemaker, bds. Illinois av. w North
Welsh Hannah, wid. Michael, r Centre e Illinois av.
Welsh John, clerk, bds. Illinois av. w North Welsh M. H. restaurant and saloon Illinois av. w North
Welta Mary A. Miss, attendant Jacksonville Hospital
Werthwein Charles, butcher, bds. ns. Court e East
West Sallie Miss, janitress Ill. Female College West Timothy H. sexton Jacksonville Ceme- tery, r es Hardin av. s College av.
Western Union Telegraph Co. W. Mayfield, manager, ns W. State, Ayers's block
Westgate Ella, teacher D. and D. Asylum
Westhall James, painter, r E. Morgan sw cor. East
Westhof James, painter, r East cor. Morgan Wharton J. B. insurance agt. r es Clay av. s Franklin
Wheeler C. M. printer, bds. John Dew's
Whipp Kate Mrs. dressmaker, bds. John Jones's
Whitcomb George, lab. r West cor. Lafay- ette av.
Whitcomb George H. warehouseman, r West cor. Lafayette av ..
White David, carpet weaver, r ss Lafayette av. w Diamond
White Graham L. teamster, r ss Dunlap e Main
White James, engineer, r ws East n Dunlap White J. C. tailor ws Square nr State, r Prai- rie n Anna
White J. G. Rev. r ss North w Fulton
White Perry, lab. r ns E. College w Lurton
White Thos. salesman, r Grove cor. Diamond White T. clerk, bds. College av. cor. West White William, lab. r ns E. College w Lurton White William, printer Insane Asylum
Whitehead James, bakery ns Court w Square, r es Main nr College
Whitehurst Eva Miss, cook, r Mrs. J. G. Whitehurst
Whitehurst J. G. Mrs. nurse, r ns E. College av. e East
WHITLOCK HERBERT G. (Mor-
rison, Whitlock & Lippincott) r ss State cor. Hardin av.
Whitlock Ira, r C. Hairgrove's
Whitney Alma, wid. Preston, r ws East nr College av.
Whitney - Mrs, r ws East s Morgan av. Whittaker Hannah, cook Insane Asylum
Whittaker Thomas, attendant Insane Asylum Whittlesey F. C. teacher Jacksonville Bus. College, r ss W. College av.
Whittlesey M. K. Rev. Cong. min. r W Col- lege av. w West
Whitworth Thomas, finisher r West n North Wickliffe Charles, brakeman, r Prairie n Lafayette av.
WIDENHAM J. C. dentist, Galla- her's Block, rooms 3 and 6. Dr. W. was born April 7th, 1852, in Peoria, Illinois, where he resided until he attained his ma- jority. He began the study of dentistry in 1868; completed his education and began the practice of his profession in 1870; prac-
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ticed in his native city until 1874, when he removed to Jacksonville and began the practice of his profession in that city ; he has been closely attentive to his business, and has established an extensive practice ; he is a member of the Peoria local and State Dental Society ; his office is supplied with all the necessary appliances known to the profession ; the operating rooms are sep- arated from the reception rooms, and every convenience is offered to those desiring his professional services; especial attention is given to the preservation of the natural teeth and their filling; his plate work in- cludes artificial teeth made on any base : mineral, whalebone, celuloid, gold, or sil- ver. Those in want of good work, neatly and accurately executed, will do well to call and see Dr. Widenham. Wm. Wid- enham and Charlotte Henrietta Benden, the parents of Dr. Widenham, were mar- ried in St. Martin's church, on the corner of St. Martin's lane and Temple Bar, Lon- don, England, in December, 1836; they came to this country in 1838, and set- tled in Peoria, Ill. Dr. Widenham's father was born in Ireland, Jan. Ist, 1809 ; his mother in England in 1819; his father went to England at the age of 13 years, and was raised there ; he was a watch- maker; he and his brother had quite an extensive establishment in London ; many of the watches manufactured by said firm were sold in New York, where they had an agency years before he came to this country. The family are descendants from Widen- ham Castle, 18 miles from Cork, Ireland. The old castle is still standing. They have had ten children, of whom the following only are living: John C. Widenham, den- tist, in Jacksonville; Wm. W. jr., carpet store, Peoria, Ill .; Miss Lizzie W., Peoria, Ill., and Margaret W. (now Mrs. James M. Hadley) of Peoria, Ill.
Widmayer C. (Wiegand & Widmayer) r ns Court e East
Wiegand George, sr. r ss North e East
Wiegand L. (Wiegand & Widmayer) r ss North e East
Wiegand & Widmayer (L. Wiegand and C. Widmayer) butchers and packers ss W. State nr Square
Wight A. C. Mrs. r 1179 S. Main
Willard J. P. physician, r 336 E. State
Willerton William, carp. r ws Prairie n Jor- dan
Wilhoit A. V. physician, r Hardin av. nw cor. Chambers
WILLIAMS DAN. chief clk. Metro- politan hotel
Williams David, carp. r es Diamond s Grove Williams E. C. Mrs. r Church sw cor. Ma- rion av.
Williams Harvey, r W. College e West
Williams John, waiter, r ns North e Mauvais-
terre
Williams J. C. clk. r ss North w Fulton
Williams Joseph, attendant Insane Asylum
Williams John C. clk. r ss North e East
Williamson J. B. (Williamson & Bro.) r Church cor. Anna
Williamson J. H. (Williamson & Bro.) r ns College nr West
Williamson & Bro. (J. H. and J. B. William- son) groceries, ns W. State nr Square
Willis C. clk. r es West n Morton av.
Wills John, engineer water wks. r es Hardin av. n Superior av.
Wilson Charles, runner, bds. Commercial hotel
Wilson Ed J. cash. r Jordan and Fayette .
Wilson Edward, clk. r Jordan nw cor Fayette Wilson Hugh, carp, r Hardin av. ne cor. Chambers .
Wilson Wm. painter, r E. College se cor. Mauvaisterre
Wilson Wm. H. lab. r ws Prospect s State
Wilson Winnie Miss, waiter Ill. Female Col- lege
Wimmerstedt A. E. Prof. music teacher, r Hardin av. sw cor. College
Wimmerstedt Marion Phillips Mrs. teacher music Ill. Female College, r ns College cor. Clay av.
Winchester James, supt. r es Caldwell n North
Wing E. D. physician and surgeon ns East nr College av.
Winter A. E. clk. r North nr Clay av.
Winterbottom Jesse, blacksmith, r Anna nr West
Wintler Jacob, lab. r ss Chambers e C.& A. R.R
Wiswall H. C. farmer, r ss Mound av. nr Asylum
Wiswall S. Mrs. r 861 W. State
Wiswell D. farmer, r ws S. Main s College av.
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WOLCOTT ELIZUR, superinten-
dent waterworks, office at city offices, res- idence 700 W. College av .; was born in East Windsor, Connecticut, Aug. 7, 1817; came to Jacksonville in the Fall of 1830; was connected with the Wabash railroad for some ten years, occupying the position of roadmaster: he has been a member of both the City Council and Board of Educa- tion, of this city; was secretary of the first Board of Water Commissioners, and Super- intendent of construction of the works; was married July 15, 1846, to Miss Martha L. Dwight, of Westmoreland, New Hamp- shire; they have two daughters, living; and two sons deceased
Wood Abram, carp. r ss College cor. Church Wood B. F. (Wood & Steele) r ss Square nr Main
Wood Charles, peanut vender, r Church cor. Anna
Wood Frances, teacher D. and D. Asylum
Wood Geo. E. Rev. Pres. min. r 344 W. Col- lege av.
Wood H. H. bkpr. M. P. Ayers & Co. r Col- lege av. cor. Church
Wood John H. prof. D. and D. Asylum
Wood Mary D. wid. Jonathan, r ss Jordan, e Prairie
Wood M. L. real estate and loan agent ws Square over Ayer's bank, r North se cor. Church
Wood N. N. Mrs. r ss W. State w Prospect Wood Samuel, wagonmkr. r 331 College
Wood William D. clk. r ss Jordan e Prairie
Wood & Steele (B. F. Wood and J. G. Steele) restaurant and confectionery ss Square nr Main
Woodard Mary E. Mrs. r College cor. Prairie Woodcock Charles, pumpmkr. r ns Lafayette av. e Clay av.
Woodcock Sarah, wid. James, r ns Lafayette av. e Clay av.
Woodhall William, farmer, r N. Diamond n Walnut
Woodman Edward, r es W. State w Fayette Woods A. C. (Woods, Simmons & Co.) r 427 Mauvaisterre
Woods Ellen Miss, teacher Ill. Inst. Blind
Woods John, mason, r es West n Morton av. Woods M. M. Mrs. r ss E. State w John- son
Woods Samuel, woodworker, r ss College nr Church
Woods, Simmons & Co. (A. C. Woods, B. W. Simmons and J. W. Crabtree) dry goods, boots and shoes, groceries, etc. ss E. State e Square
Woods Wm. Mckin, r Mrs. M. Woods'
Woodworth I. J. prin. Jacksonville Bus. Col- lege, r College cor. Lurton
WOOSTER DAVID, carriage paint- ing es N. Sandy nr Square, r Main cor. Brooklyn; Mr. W. is a thoroughly compe- tent artist, with an experience of twenty- five years; he paints omnibusses, carriages, buggies, spring wagons, etc., does his work at reasonable rates, all work warranted, and orders solicited and promptly attended to
Worrell William, dairyman, r Walnut w Short Worthen A. C. Mrs. seamstress, r E. College sw cor. East
Worthen Elvira C. Mrs. dressmkr. r College e Church
Wright Emma Miss, r ss Morgan nr West
Wright L. S. Miss, teacher, bds. W. H. Rider's
Wright Sarah, wid. William, r ss Morgan nr West
Wright W. C. stock dealer, r Brooklyn av. cor. Chambers
WRIGHT WILLIAM H. County Treasurer and Assessor, office, Court House, boards Park house; was born in Morgan County, Dec. 20, 1834; his father's name was James Wright, a Virginian by birth; his mother's maiden name was Sallie Head, and was a native of Kentucky. They were among the early settlers of this county; the subject of this sketch spent ten years of his early life in California, and re- turned to this county in the Fall of 1863; soon after going South in the government service; returning again in the Fall of 1864, and engaged in teaching school, in the east- ern 'part of the county, at which he con- tinued five years. In 1871' he was elected County Treasurer, and re-elected in 1873, 1875, and 1877, which position he now holds
Wyatt J. H. transfer agt. U. S. ex. co. boards Metropolitan
Wyatt Wm. carp. r 812 Grove
Wyatt William S. (Wyatt & Ziegler) r 802 S. Diamond
Wyatt & Ziegler (W. S. Wyatt and Uriah Ziegler) stairbuilders es Sandy s Square
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Wyman C. F. (C. F. Wyman & Co.) r es Square nr State
Wyman C. F. & Co. (C. F. Wyman and B. E. Chesney) china, glass, and queensware es Square nr State
Wynn James, (Wynn & Burke) r ws N. Main nr Square .
Wynn & Burke (James Wynn and Thomas Burke) saloon ws N. Main nr Square
YATES ABNER, real est. ns State e Square, r State nr Hardin av.
Yates Henry, money order clk. P.O. r E. State w Brown
Yates R. Mrs. r ns E. State w Brown York Alfred, brickmkr. r ws Pine s Lafayette av.
York A. E. teamster, r Pine s Lafayette av.
Young James, lab. ns Grove w West
Young John, farmer, r Diamond se cor. Grove
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