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Detrich, John E., merchant
Detrich, Jacob S. furniture dealer
Dickey, James, laborer
Dobbins, John S., blacksmith Dobbins, Andrew, wagonmaker
Edward Crosley, spinner in factory Edgar, william, book merchant Edminston, Abner Eekuph
Farnan, Joseph, physician and druggist
Farnan, James, physician
Fairborn, John laborer
Foster, Robert L, expressman
Ferris, D. S. minister
Gardner, Henry, trader
Gardner, Nicholas, grocer
Gardner, Fayette, carpenter
Goddard, J. H.
Goddard, William B., carpenter Gillebran, Adam laborer Gammill, Robert, miller (this probably should be spelled Gemmill) EPL
Gerred, Hugh, lumber merchant Gorsuch, Elijah, boot and shoe merchant Gorsuch, M. G., physician and druggist Gordon, James, merchant
Gray, James, baker
Gray, John, tailor Gutherie, Hugh R., physician
Gutelius, John F., innkeeper Gray, william Grenslet, E., cooper Gobsan, Robert, stone mason Graham, George, shoemaker
Harmer, Robert J., clerk of union mill
Hood, Archibald
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Hood, James, merchant Hood, Robert, Hood, John Hood, William, mason Hopkins, Richard R., physician Hudson, John, salesman
Kirkpatrick, John, miller Kirkpatrick, Hugh, inn keeper Klene, Benjamin, brickmaker
Long, Zachariah, tinner Lexton, Matthew, teamster
Luther, A. A.
Lahmann, Bartley, butcher
Lafferty, Jesse, groom
Lawson,-Murphy ,-Teamster Lawson, Mary A., confectioner
Lattimore, Joseph, mason
Little, R. B., merchant
Lindsay, Samuel, wagon maker Luther, James M.C., cabinet m&kor Laird, Isaac, cooper Laird, Martin =
murphy, Tecon teamster
Maxwell, James, teamster
Matlock, William L. , plasterer
Miller, Andrew, jeweler
Miller, James W
Minner, John w., ambrotypist
Monroe, William
Morrow, John B., lawyer
Murphy, William P., lawyer Murphy, David
Murphy, John Calvin
Maxwell, Thomas C., farmer
McMillan, William, H., farmer
McLain, Theron, carpenter Mclain, Daniel 11
Mccutcheon, John M., express- man
McCandless, James F. McCormack, John w., black- smith McCormack, Matthew S., merchant McCormack, William, inn keeper
McCormack, Hugh C. , merchant McClurken, Thomas, factory merchant McClurken, Matthew, farmer McDonald, Robert McDill, Robert McDill, Thomas, printer
McHenry, Joseph, merchant McHenry, Robert, M. teacher McHenry, Francis Mckay, John L., tailor
McMillan, John R. , teamster McDonald, Marshall =
Newson, Archibald Newman, August, barber Neill, Samuel, harness maker Neill, John, blacksmith Naylor, Presley
Orr, Thomas A.K., butcher and teamster
Orr, Craton, blacksmith Osburn, E. James, painter
Patteson, Robert F., keeps livery 'Parks, James B., merchant Perkins, Jeremiah C., keeps saloon & variety store
Perkins, Fphraim, black- smith
Perkins, Elias, blacksmith Pawel, James, oculist
Pyles, Lucius, carpenter Palmer, P. W., cooper
Rosborough, William, mer- chant Rosborough, Robert, sales- man
Raybron, Francis, black- smith
Rea, William, teamster Rigdon, David, keeps livery Roseman, Henry, merchant
Stevenson, William A., wagon maker Stormant, H. C., carpenter Stuart, John F ., minister Spindle, Edward J., laborer Sherlock, Richard, teamster Smith, Henry, tailor Stevenson, William J. , merchant Shannon, John R. Shannon, James Shannon, Moses F.
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Skelley, Alexander Skelley, John laborer Skelley, William Skelley, James, painter Simpson, George, physician Shiner, John, teameter Saunders, James, carpenter Sanders, Thomas, tinner Sangers, George, wagonmaker
Taylor, John, justice of the peace Taylor James H., merchant Taylor, Hugh C., "
Telfard, William, shoemaker Treat, Joseph, laborer Taylor, James, =
Watson, John, merchant Wood, Sidney, carpenter Wilson, Samuel Wilson, Samuel, constable and city marshal wilson, John A., postmaster and mayor Wilson, william F. Wise, Daniel, salesman Wolfington, P. laborer Whitim, George, barrel manu- facturer watson, James, stone mason White, Andrew J., cooper
Yontz, John, miller
TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANDE 6 WEST -- SPARTA
Baird, Samuel P., farmer
Baird, P.
11
Beattie
11
Beattie, J. M. 11
Becket, A. G. =
Blair, John M. "
Blair, J. H.
Di&1, Isaac,
farmer
Blair, D.
Blair, William 11
Blair, James
11
Blair, Alexander
11.
Blackmore,
Borders, Andrew, farmer
Boyd, William =
Boyd, James J. 11
Boyd Robert V. 11
Boyd, Samuel 11
Boyd, Thomas
Boyd, David B.
Boyd, James
Brown, Joseph, Jr.
Brown, James M.
Brown, David
Brown, Joseph, Sr.
Brown, Henry, B. =
Brown, Charles E. 11
Chandler, Noel =
Chalmbers, Thomas A.Farmer
Chalmbers, David
Clendenin, James H.
Couch, John 11
Cooper, William
Cooper, James A. 11 Coulter, John =
Crothers, B. L., blacksmith
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Cunningham, John R., farmer
Cunningham, James W. , "1 Cunningham, George V., "
and teacher Cunningham, Robert, farmer
Dillman, John, 11
Dickey, George =
Dawer, John
Fellers, John G. ,
Finley, Francis
Foster, william
Frazier, William, Sr., farmer
Frazier, william, Jr.,
Gs -- see page 85
Henderhoff, Peter, farmer
Hegens, David, W. 11
Hood, John, = = Hood, Alexander
Houston, John =
Kell, John F., farmer Kinny, Alexander, "1
Lemmon's, Jacob, farmer
Lessley, R. M.
=
Lessley, Alexander 11 Lively, A. P. 81
Lively, William 11 Lively, Turner
Lochead, J. M.
Lyle, Thomas
Malone, James,
collier
Menn, John B., farmer Martin, William, Mathews, William = Miller, John =
Ritchey, William Robinan, Frederick
Sinclair, Robert Stewart, william
Mirott, John, wagonmaker
Marrow, William, farmer
Marrow, James C. 11
Temple, David, farmer
Temple, John =
Temple, william "
Townsend, David =
Toverea, Arthur T., farmer
McAnullty, James H., farmer
McAtee, John A., farmer
McConachie, David "
Weir, James N. farmer
weir, Samuel T. 11
Weir, william
McDonald, Levi
Weir, Samuel
McDaniel, James =
Weir, James B.
McDill, N. B. =
Woir, John
McDill, Archibald M. , farmer
Wilson, Henry J.
Mc Dill, David A., farmer
Wilson, William F.
MCGce, James farmor
Wilson, David
Mclaughlin, Matthew, =
Wilson, Martin W.
McNeil, William, Sr. farmer
Wolford, Frederick
MCNeil, William, Jr. 11
wolford, Daniel 11
McHenry, William
Wolford, George =
Wright, Stephen, sr. "
Orr, Thomas, farmer
Orr, John farmer
Wylie, Samuel M. =
Orr, John P.
wylie, John, Sr. 11
=
Parks, John, farmer
Parks, James G., funmer
Yates, F. , farmer
Parks, A. W.
Young, William, farmer
Parks, Alfred
*Gross, Anderson,
Parks, Thomas A.
Gross, George Sr. Gross, George W.
TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST -- SPARTA
Anderson, Thomas, farmer
Campbell, John, farmer
Anderson, J.A.P. =
Campbell, Thos. =
Anderson, Archie =
Cathcart, "m. J.S. 11
Armour, James C.
Cathcart, Richard
Cathcart, R. B.
Block, Andrew, 11
Cathcart, C. M.
Block, N. N.
11
Cathcart, James "
Borders, M .W.
Cathcart, John
Borders, Jas. J.,
Chassolls, A. M.
Borders, Elias K.
Christy, Jas.,
Boyle, Thompson
"1
Crawford, w/m.,
Boyle, Adam
Cuthbertson, Alex
Boyle, James
Cuthbertson, Robert
Burnett, Wm. 11
Burns, Joseph
=
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Morris, Fphraim "
Morris, William, Jr.
Morris, Isaac, farmer
Murphy, A. B. "
Weir, Robert, Sr., farmer
McDonald, David
Mc Doland, James Hi. "
Wright, Stephen, jr "
Parks, John M.,
Perkins, George H. , farmer
Pressly, Samuel
wylie, James G.
Danley, Thomas, farmor Dunn, William M. = Dunn, James W. Dunn, John
Matthews, Joseph B., farmer
Matthews, James
Meek, william
Meek, Samuel J. B.
Morrison, Robert =
Murphy, James H.
11
Edgar, A. J.
Edgar, W. M.
n
Edgar, R. M.
Edgar, James
Edgar, William S.
Ewing, Samuel
Ewing, John =
Fulton, James,
Finley, William
11
Finley, Thomas "1
Finley, James "
Finley, Matthew
Fawlds, James
Fulton, William 11
Greer, Hugh, =
Gregg, Samuel
Gray, R. W.
Gray, A. F.
Harwell, J. C.
Hemphill, Matthew
Hetherington, George farmer
Hetherington, James
Houston, William
Houston, William
= = =
Johnson, William =
Keys, Joseph, =
Kilpatrick, John =
Kirkwood, Robert =
Kirkwood, Matthew =
Leslie, Samuel =
Lackey, William
Leslie, M . M.
11
Lindsay, John H.
=
Temple, Robert
Toverea, Bartley
Tweede, Hugh
Tweede, David 11
Tweede, John
Lynn, Joseph =
Lynn, William R.
Walker, James 11
Walker, william
Wallace, James
Welsh, James
White, Francis
Wilson, Hugh
"1
Wood, William
"1
wylie, John
Wylie, Alex. Wylie, Robert c.
Yeoman, David
=
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Patterson, R. L.
Rankin, Robert, n
Redpath, R.
=
Redpath, James H.
Ritchey, James M. farmer and coal. serchant
Ritchey, Robert J. , farmer
Rieddle, Joseph =
Rodgers, Samuel J., =
Rodgers, A. 11
Rodgers, W.
Rutherford, William
Rutherford, Robert
Schrider, Henry, Rev.
Short, Thomas
Smith, Moore, Jr. n
Smith, James, C. 11
Smiley, James
Stevenson, Michael Sr. "1
Lindsay, Thomas B.
Little, William
Little, William C. "1
Lightbody, R. W.
Lynn, John
Lyons, R. W.
Lyons, G.
Marshall, R. W., physician Marshall, J. J. farmer Marshall, Adam, teacher
McBride, A. McBride, John
Mcclinton, James
Mcclinton, William
McHatton, Armour
Mc Intyre, John
McIlvain A.
McKelvey, S. W.
McKelvey, Alex R. McMasters, James
McMillan, James H.
McMillan, William T. ff
McMurdo, John
McMurdo, william
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EDEN
Rev. Samuel Wylie purchased und located upon the site of Eden, in the year 1822-3. Sometime afterwards, Adam Wylie and James Ford located in the place. At that time there were but few settlers in the adjacent country, and the idea of making a town probably had not entered into the minds of the proprietors. Rev. Mr. wylie had collected to- gether a congregation of his church, and held public ser- vices in a house down near where the grave yard is. As the immigrants came into the county, they were induced to settle around this place, in order to enjoy the privileges of the church. The congregation, therefore, increased as rapidly as the country was settled. About the year 1833, the spa- cious brick church in which Mr. Wylie's congregation still worship was erected. This was the beginning of the town. About the same time the congregation suffered a division, and the seceding portion erected another large church in three years afterwards. Two spacious churches and a few dwellings around them now stood upon the beautiful little mound in the prairie, and suggested to the proprietor, who appreciated the beautiful, the idea of building a town, which should be called Eden. It was then the closest type of Eden of any spot in Illinois.
In the year 1837, a portion of the lan.' was surveyed into town lots, and but a short time afterwards Eden con- tained a store, oil mill, carding machine, foundry and machine shop, and many other town fixtures. _ ts churches and its shops have constituted the chief materials of interest, and given the character of a religious, moral, intelligent, and industrious people to its inhabitants. The first wagon shop in Eden was established in 1839, by W. R. Brown. Since then several have gone into operation. For many years, the shops of Eden have supplied a large portion of the southern part of Illinois with wagons carriages and plows.
Rev. Samuel Wylie, who is the founder of the place, first came to Kaskaskia in 1817, and was the first man in Illinois to give form and stability to the Reformed Presby- terian Church. For more than forty years he has proclaimed the words of truth and life to the people of his church. He alone of the pioneer ministers who appeared in Illinois previous to 1818 is living. He is a distinguished light in the church, and a faithful gospel minister.
Eden now contains a population of about three hundred; has one dry goods store; four wagon shops; one carriage and plow manufactory; one school house; one literary society, with a large library; a saddlery shop, and some other town appendages.
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EDEN DIRECTORY
Township 5 South, Range 5 west -- Iden
Adams, G. K., farmer
Alexander, Ebenozor, farmer
Anderson, John A. H., =
Gaston, Jumes, blacksmith
Gault, H. C.
Gault, P. B, wagonmaker
Gault, c . M . =
Gordon, William C., Sr. farmer
Gordon, William.C., Jr. =
Gordon, A. J.
Gordon, John R.
Gaston, Robert, wagonmaker
Harrison, G. W.
farmer
Hall, L. I. =
Hill, Edmund =
Hood, Joseph
Hughes, John M.
Hyndeman, C. F. , carpenter
Holden, R. L., blacksmith
Kavanaugh, povid, wagonmaker Kyle, R. J.
Lewis, John
Lewis, Edward
Lucas, A., farmer
Lyle, James, farmer
Lewis, Frank
Lewis, Abram
Mills, Steven Maxwell, Thomas C ., farmer
Maxwell, John
Miller, Charles R. farmer
More, John, carpenter
Michael, J., farmer
McCormack, J., farmer McCormack, M., farmer
McConechie (McConachie) , David
Dobbs, Richard,
11
Dickey, John
Mcclinton, John, =
McMillan, W. H.
=
McKee, Alexander
McKee, R. G.
McKee, william
McKee, J. G. 11
McConachie, John =
McMillan, Milton
=
Flack, J. J.
farmer Nimock, Samuel, cabinet maker
Foster; A. W.
=
Nelson, Thomas, florist
Fulton, David
11
Nisbet, Samuel T., farmer Nisbet, Robert =
Fulton, John
=
Galloway, James, farmer
Gaston, Sumuel =
Anderson, James B.,
Alexander, walter, nurseryman Armour, A.
Bergfeldt., w.
Bates;, Joseph C.,
farmer black-
smith
farmer
Banister, Jesse =
Beattie, Joseph =
Beattie, Robert
=
Bottom, Luke, merchant
Brooks, Robert, Brown, George =
farmer
Brown, Hugh =
Brown, W. R., lumber merchant Brown, Lomuol A. C. , tinnor Burns, Samuel, manufacturer_ Burlinghame, A. H., carriag and wagon manufacturer Beattie, James, farmer Bottom, James, blacksmith
Callighen, John, me hanic
Campbell, James, farmer
Campbell, J.B. Rev. painter
Campbell, william, farmer
Campbell , George,
"
Campbell, John
11
Calvin, John, blacksmith
Cruthers (Crothers) F.R. ploughmaker
Crums, Adin Curtis, Augustus, farmer
Dobbins, Theodore A., farmer
McCoughen, John farmer
Dickey, Alexander S. wagon- maker
Dickson, Charles
Dickey, Alexander, farmer
Dickey, =
Enos, James, farmer
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Banister, Oliver,
Nisbet, Samuel
Nisbet, James,
farmer painter
Parker, Peter
Pattan, Joseph
Pillers, P. W.
farmer =
Robbins, Charles, farmer
Robison, Richard, =
Rosborough, James = =
Robison, John S.
Shrewsberry, Benedict, =
Snodgrass, Reuben, =
Snodgrass, Rilan
Snodgrass, Robert 11
Stuart, Alexander
Stuart, James 11
Steele, Merit
11
Steele, Martin 11
Steele, Anthony 11
Stevenson, Robert,Sr. mer- chant
Stevenson, Michael, Jr.
saddler
Stevenson, John, merchant Steele, Albert
Stevenson, Robert, Jr.
wagon maker
Stevenson, Allen, black- smith
ADVERTISEMENTS
P. B. & C. M. Gault, manufacturers of wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, &C.,&C., Eden, Illinois. This firm has invariably taken the "BLUE RIBBON", at the County Fair, on Buggies, whenever they have exhibited. Orders solicited, and filled on short notice. Our work is warranted.
JOHN MICHAN, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Fden, Illinois.
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Thomas Nelson, Florist, Eden, Illinois, has Dahlias, Roses, Tulips, Hyacinths, Bulbs, Greenhouse Plants, and Shrubbery. Seeds, known to be genuine, caa be obtained from me.
Valentine, James. H.
Watt, Richard, merchant
ward, Josiah, farmer
Wilson, John "
Wilson, John, (Irish) "
wilson, James R. =
Wilson, James C. "
Wylie, Samuel Rev.
ward, Ryly, farmer
wilson, wilson =
Wilson, M. W. 11
wilson, Joseph
11
Zumbro, George, carpenter
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RED BUD
This thriving town is situated upon a gradually rising eminence in Horse Prairie, near the line which divides the counties of Monroe and Randolph. Its history embraces no events of early times to give it the interest of antiquity its origin duting no farther back then the year 1844. The first house upon the ground where the town no stands was erected in that year by Mr. Richmond D. Durfee. The year after he built a storehouse and commenced selling goods. About the same time Samuel Crozier erected a dwelling, which at that time occupied a position to the south of where the town afterwards stood, but it is now nearly surrounded with houses.
In the year 1847, William Simmons, who owned a part of the town site, had his land surveyed into town lots, and pro- ceeded to dispose of them at public auction. The year after, Mr. Durfee had his land surveyed and made another public sale. Such was the encouragement received from these two sales thet Samuel Crozier brought his land into market, and found ready and anxious purchasers. About the same time a flouring 'mill was erected and put in operation a little to the northeast of town, which is doing business yet.
From this time the town commenced a rapid and success- ful improvement. The first brick building was the school house, erected in 1853, since which time bricks have been used almost exclusively for building material. Soon after- wards followed the erection of a large merchant mill within the limits of the town, whose capacity for grinding is about two hundred and fifty barrels of flour . per day. This gave an additional impetus to the business prosperity of the place and not long afterwards there arose the spacious storehouse of Durfee & Crozier, a row of brick buildings covering a large portion of a block, a large brick brewery, and many other buildings of note and importance. There is now in process of construction a large hotel, t cost of which will amount to $12,000, and a large storehouse by Smith, Allen & Co., which will be an ornament to the town.
Though the growth of the place has been marked by a rapidity which seldom attends the progress of inland towns, it has not cone in advance of the surrounding country, from which it draws its commercial vitality. As a farming region, Horse Prairie and its margin of undulating timbered land, are unsurpassed in beauty and fertility.
The immense crops of wheat, corn, hay and potatoes, harvested from the farms in this prairie, would put to a se- vere test the credulity of the toiling farmer who gathers his eight and ten bushels per acre from the stony hill sides of New England. Among the farmers around Red Bud are to be found the most industrious, enterprising and wealthy in the county. In this fact lies the secret of Red Bud's prosper- ity. Every inland town depends upon the progress and advance- ment of the country around for its own prosperity. The pros-
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perity. The prosperous state of the surrounding country may, therefore, be inferred from the amount of business done in Red Bud. There are five dry goods stores; six grocery stores; two flouring mills; two lumber yards; six merchant tailors; one drug store; one brewery; one livery stable; five boot and shoe shops; three blacksmith shops; three wagon manufactories; one saddlery and harness shop; four hotels; two brick yards; four carpenter shops; three cabi- net shops; three tin shops; one jewelry store; one ambro- type .gallery; one high school supported by the town, inde- pendent of the public revenue.
RED BUD DIRECTORY
Township 4 South, Range 8 West -- Red Bud
Albers, J. T., merchant
Allen, J. R., postmaster
Allen, Miner, farmer
Allen, J. W., notary public
Crozier, J. L. farmer
Addams, J. R., farmer & justice Cullin, Kil Timorty, farmer of the peace Allrecht, M. . plasterer
Altman Adam, butcher
Crouda, Joseph, carpenter
Beresson Earnst, farmer
Beresson, William, 11
Besterbortel, Fred 11
Biffar, George =
Donouse, John, farmer
Bartles, C. F. =
Barker, Minor, carpenter
Barker, D. M.
=
Biffar, Henry =
Davis, E. R. =
Blu, W., teamster
Born, John, blacksmith
Boge, Henry, laborer
Bauer, Henry, farmer
Bada Frederick, =
Brasse, William =
Fberding, Conrad, farmer Eppers, J. w., barkeeper Fisse, Frederick, cabinet- maker Eberding, Henry, farmer
Brockmin, Henry, laborer
Evans, Emanuel, farmer
Bruner, John, cooper
Bricky, William, lumber merchant Elig, Christian, miller
Brockmin, J. F., shoemaker
Bosse, Antony, farmer
Burgo Louis, =
Bochoff, G., merchant
Flanigan, John, farmer
Boergherting, Henry, laborer
Faherty, Mary Feuerstein, Leander, watch- maker
Faherty, Edward, farmer Fink, Charles 11
Brickey, John, miller
Brown, E. S. laborer
Fric1, Hugh, barkeeper Forcade, Fred, teamster
Gesting, Henry, farmer
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Clark, Reuben, farmer Cline, Wm.
Conoly, John, teamster
Conoly, Charles =
Coleman, Henry, lawyer
Cardwell, w. J., doctor Crocher, James, principal of high school
Donoho, Michael, farmer
Deterding, Fred, wagonmaker
Deitzel, william, druggist
Deaker, William, do Durfee, R. D., merchant
Durfee, Aaron, retired Dooly, Michael, laborer
Brasse, Louis, ff
Erle, Peter, farmer Egerding, Charles, blacksmith
Bush, Fred, teamster Bush, John, laborer
Brasse, Henry, farmer
Gubert, Pred. farmer Leirty, Nicholas, teameter
Gubert, William
11
Lindess, Casper, Blacksmith
Gubert, Charles
Leifer, Fred., farmer =
Leifer, Conrad
Lintner, Phillip =
n
Longpin, Henry 11
Green, A. N.,
tinner
Lipkiman, Fred
Gubert, Henry,
farmer
Leifer, Dederich 11
Gubert, Christ =
Liddy, Timothy
Griffin, H. B., school teacher
Henna, Fred, school teacher McCan, Hugh,
Harrison, R. C. 11
McCan, Patrick tt
Haak, J. F., painter
Mohr, J.C., barkeeper
Hinesens, August, cabinet maker
Mohrs, Henry farmer
Huth, Charles, laborer
Huth, August, =
McBride, J. T.
Haite, Joseph, carpenter
Minholhy, Charles, brickmason
Heaferain, George, carpen- ter
madia; fue
farmer
Heuer, William, tailer
Heuer, Henry, brick mason
Helbick, John
11
=
Heigle, Antony 11
11
Nelson, Isaac
Huth, M athia, farmer
Nelson, William
Henicker, Fred, miller
Huber, Peter, farmer
· Owen, Levi, brickmason
Owen, C. C.
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Hilgamin, William farmer
Hormbutt, Fred., =
Haake, Frank., stone cutter
Heining, William, hotel keeper
Haynes, O. K.
11
11
Heirty, Theodore, stone cutter
Hef, J. C., carpenter
Parrot, Peter
farmer
Parrot, Louis
=
Peach, John
=
Peurggroth, Fred 11 Pelzer, Louis
Prowse, William 11
Poston, G. N., M. D.
Kuker, Henry, farmer
Kuker, Fred 11
Keefer, Antony, stone mason
Koister, Charles, farmer
Kline, John, tailor
Koch, Henry tt
Klepper, Henry, caapenter
Klepper, William, 11
Kreamer, Charles, farmer
Koch, Deitrich = =
Knoka, Charles
Ralls, J. & R., farmers
Ralls, William, It
Ralls, John 11
Rall, John "
Rall, Louis 11
Rathut, Charles, carpenter
Rathut, William plasterer
Ronnerberger, F., farmer Rinehardt, Charles, shoemaker
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Outen, william 11
Outen,
Offerding, Daniel, hotel keeper
Ortgeison, Gehard, shoemaker
Ohlwein, David, farmer Owen, William
Obst, Ferdinand, carpenter
Jahlė, Christian, shoemaker
Jahle, Paul, ' shoemaker
Jahle, Joseph =
Nagel, C. H., brickmason
Nagel, Farnest 11
Nearger, Fred., 11
Hack, Mine, farmer
McBride, Isaac,
McBride, T. J. =
Mann, Christian
Lohman, August Lohman, Fred
Gummel, Henry, cabinetmaker Geissaman, Henry, Teamster Gettleman, George, farmer
Gore, C .G., constable Glenor, Julia, farmer
Ruhnkorf, Conrad, laborer Ruhnkorf, Henry, wagonmaker Ritter, Henry, blacksmith
Ruker, Fred, Sr.,carpenter
Ruker, Fred, Jr., farmer Resse, Fred., capenter Roscon, James, farmer
Ronald, Earnst = =
Ronald, Conrad
Ronald, Fred
=
Stumph,. Jacob, D.D. Sturgeon, J. R. D. D.
Rollpink, Fred., =
Rose, Joseph, carpenter
Taylor, Spencer, miller
Rosenmier, Fred,
Treaneiler, Mathias, laborer
Teiler, William butcher
Tummel, John brickmason
Tummel, Frank
=
Schrieber, Charles, Jr., merchant
Schrieber, Charles, Sr., farmer
Schrieber, F., Sr. 11
Schrieber, F., Jr. =
Uffuman, Louis, farmer
Shatter, Fred, laborer
Shintheln, Margaret, farmer
Smook, August, farmer
Snook, William =
Shrader, Conrad, "
Short, John =
Small, David =
Smith, Henry
Smith, Conrad
=
Smith, N., justice of peace
Smith, R. J., merchant
Smith, Laurence, hotel keeper
Simmons, Luther, farmer
Simmons, S. L. 11
Simmons, H. Mc. = Sipple, Christian, carpenter
Sippel, Henry, farmer
Salger, Farnst
Salger, Fred =
Sliger, John 11
Stillborn, Fred., 11
Smith, H. C. 11
Starnn, William
=
Starnn, August =
Walker, Fred, farmer
Wichlien, A.
=
Wichlien, John L.
Wichlein, John, gunsmith
Weaver, Daniel, farmer
Weaver, Peter 11
Wehrheim, Phillip, Sr. farmer
Wehrheim, Philip, Jr. "
Winegertner, Charles, carpenter
Weber, Jacob =
Wundt, Charles, M. D.
Wagoner, Fred, wagonmaker
Wipkin, Fred, farmer
Wipkin, August,
=
Wilson, James G., farmer
Wilson, Gilbert
Weiss, Leonard, blacksmith
Wilson, R. S. farmer
Weiss, Phil. & Adam, tailors &
shoemakers.
Yeager, Antony, farmer
Young, William,
11
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A. B. Agnew, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Prairie du Rocher, Randolph County, Ill.
Stoehr, Joh, Lawyer Snyder, Christopher, horse far- rier
Salfrank, Henry, barber
Seibert, J. A., ambrotypist Seibert, H., stone cutter
Stineham, Jacob, farmer
Stineham, Frank n
Robbins, wm. S., teamster
Ruppel, Leonard, butcher
Reity, Adam, clerk
Saxonmier, George, saddler
Voges, Henry, teamster
Voges, Conrad, Sr., farmer
Voges, Conrad, Jr.
Voss, Fred
=
Veight, William, M. D.
Vagely, S. Laborer
PRAIRIE DU ROCHER DIRECTORY
Township 5 South, Range 9 West -- Prairie du Rocher
Agnew, A. B. physician Albert, Antoine, farmer Atcher, Charles 11
Durlas # Eugene Duelas, Rosemond
farmer farmer
Bachelier, Frank, merchant Brickey, Frank w., mer- chant miller Bachelier, Philibert, car- penter
Barbeau, Benjamin, farmer
Barbeau, Andrew, Jr. =
Barbeau, Henry, 11
Harris, Gravais "
Harris, Thomas
Hansbrough, Flija
Barbeau, Baptiste 11
Brown, Matthew
Barber, Francis 11
Bege, Leurent
=
Buyat, Ambrose
=
Benvenu, Reynold =
Blandford, Felix
11
Blais, Joseph =
Jeffry, W. M., physician Johnson, John farmer
Blais, Thomas 11
Boneau, Pierre
11
Brewer, John Sr
=
Kerr, Henry
farmer
Brewer, George
Kerr, John merchant
=
Blais, Godfrey
11
Blandheld, Albert
11
Blais, Narcissus
LaChapelle, Amedee, farmer
Langlois, Francis
farmer
Langlois, Antoine =
Levery, Joseph
Levery, Godfrey
Louviere, John B.
Louviere, Henry
Cheoweth, Gabriel
Louviere, Ciprain
Clark, James
Louviere, Baptiste
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