Caldwell's illustrated historical atlas of Adams County, Ohio. 1797-1880, Part 35

Author: Arms, Walter F
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: Newark, Ohio, J.A. Caldwell
Number of Pages: 200


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Sample, G. W., 107 acres, Locust Grove, farmer ; nativity, Ohio.


Thomas, G. A., 300 acres, Dunbarton, farmer; nativity, Ohio.


JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Atkins, Thomas, Blue creck, cooper ; nativity, Pennsylvania, settled 1865.


Beck, J. F., West Union, teachet ; nativity, Ohio; settled 1845.


Bradney, T. J., 56 acres, Cedar Mitts, farmer : nativity, Ohio ; settled I&H.


Burnalde. Moses, Codar Milla, farmer; nativity, Ohio; set- tled 1848.


Copas, John J., 173 ucres, Bine Creek, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled Isll.


Cook, William, Stouts, farmer; nativity, Pennsylvania ; sct- tled 1849.


Campbell, Belle, Cedar Mills, teacher; nativity, Ohio.


Claxton. J. V., 113 aeres, Cedar Mills, merchant; dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, queensware, hats, caps, boots, shoes and fancy articles ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1840.


Cooper, Samnel K., Blue Creek, farmer ; hativity, Ohio ; set- tled 1856.


Evans, David E., 25 acres, Blue Creek, farmer, nativity, Ohio ; settled 1851. Evans, L. G., 20 acres, Blue Creek, farmer; nativity, Ken- tucky.


Evans, James II., 41 acres, Blue Creek, blacksmith ; nativity, Olio ; settled 1849.


Ellis, E. L., Lynx, merchant ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1853.


Elliott, Robert, 65 acres, Cedar Mills, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1838. Easter, W. J., 220 acres, Cedar Mills, farmer; nativity, Ohio; settled 1837.


Easter. Allen, Cedar Mills, J. P., and farmer ; nativity, Ohio; settled 1835.


Faulkner, A. F., Stouts, attorney-at-law ; collections promptly attended to.


Freeman, James F., Wamsleys, blacksmith ; nativity, Ohio, settled 1834.


: Freeman, G. M., 101, aeres, Blue Creek, Justice of the Peace and farmer ; nativity. Ohio.


Field, F. S., 201 acres, Osmans, farmer; nativity, Ohio; set- tled. 1832.


Freeman, E. B., 608 aeres, Cedar Mills, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1834.


Hack worth, J. C., Blue Creek, minister; nativity, Ohio; set- tled 1856.


Johnson, E. M., 98 acres, Wamsleys, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1830.


Lantz, Henry F., 80 acres, Blue Creek, farmer; nativity, Kentucky ; settled 1878.


Lewis, James II., 73 acres, Blue Creek, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1842.


McCormick, G. D., 3 acres, Wamsleys, physician and sur- geon ; nativity, Ohio; settled 1845.


McGraw, James B., Free Ston?, Scioto county, Ohio, cooper; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1858.


Morgan, J. V., 33 acres, Blue Creek, farmer; nativity, Kentucky : settled 1877.


Mays, J. W., Stouts, nativity, England ; settled 1877.


Moore, Newton, 450 acres, West Union, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1806.


McCall, W. F., Cedar Mills, farmer; nativity, Ohio; settled 1856.


Matheney, W. T., 200 aeres, Cedar Mills, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1837.


McClaren, J. II., 86 acres, Cedar Mills, farmer.


McManis, G. N., 115 aeres, farmer ; nativity, Indiana ; settled 1848.


Newman, L. II., 180 acres, Bine Creek, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1841.


Newman, John M., S acres, Blue Creek, merchant ; general dealer in dry goods, notions, hats, eaps boots, shoes, hardware, etc.


Osburn, G. W., Cedar Mills, physician ; nativity, Ohio; set- tled 1853.


Pile, Jacob, 145 acres, Blue Creek, postmaster and merchant ; nativity, Obio; settled 1800.


Robinson, W. L. Blue Creck, physician and surgeon ; na- tivity, Scotland ; settled 1176.


Smith, II., Blue Creek, cooper; nativity, Ireland; settled 1879.


Sullivan, John F., 80 acres, Blue Creek, farmer; nativity, Kentucky ; settled 1877. Strickland, F. E., Stouts, teacher, nativity, Ohio; settled 858.


Selig. Leopold, Stouts, merchant; general asortment per- taining to the store linc. Semple, R. J., Cedar Mills, teacher ; nativity, Ireland ; settled 1864.


Thompson, Butler, Blue Creek,' lawyer; nativity, Ohio; settled 1848.


Thompson, Dougald, 453 acres, Cedar Mills; Commissioner of Adams county and proprietor of Cedar Mills ; nativity. Ohio. Wamsley W. Finley, 108 aeres, Wamsleys; merchant and general assortment of goods in all' lines. Give me a enll ; na- tivity, Ohio; settled 1839.


Wamsley, W. Freeman, Wamsleys, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1851.


Waite, Nerialı, 167 acres, Blue Creek, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 184[ ..


Wikoff, S. L., 30 acres, Blue Creck, farmer; nativity, Ohio; settled 1839.


Young, John B., 135 acres, Blue Creek ; Notary Public and farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1839.


MANCHESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Aultman, Lee D., pastor M. E. church.


Anderson, R. II., farmer.


Ashenhurst, O., miller.


Ashenhurst, Roush & Co., proprietors of the Manchester Mills ; constantly on band a superior grade of family dour ; tre d of all kinds. Dealers in Pittsburg and Ohio river coal ; goods at


the wharfhoaf, and any place in town delivered free of charge. Mill located on Washington street, between 5th und 6th.


Brittingham, M. R., commission merchant, and dealer in country produce, grain, etc.


Bailey & Kirker, publishers of the Manchester "Independent." Bigger, Thos., nurseryman ; at Manchester and Lewis coun- ty, Kentucky.


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W.C.DAVIS & Co CINCINNATI.


Established 1845.


CHARLES, S. B. & BRO.,


Successors to J W. Shrtver & Son. Wholesale and Retail Deal- ers in


Stoves, Grates, Mantels, Pumps, &c., and Manufac- turers of Tin. Brass, Cop- per and Sheet Iron Ware.


MANCHESTER, O.


Cinxton. D. D., furniture dealer. corner Pike and 4th Sts.


Conner, L. L., undertaker and dealer iu undertakers' från- mings ; picture frames and mouldings ; established 1851.


Crissman, M. F., forwarding and commission merchant, and dealer in seeds, flour, grain, salt, baled hay, etc. ; highest price paid for prodnec. I make a specialty of good seeds, clover and and timothy, English and Kentucky Blue Grass, red top, German and English millet ; Pike street.


Charles, David. proprietor of St. Charles Hotel; convenient to steamboat landing; pleasantly located; charges moderate. David Charles, proprietor.


Cooley, C. C., farmer and fruit grower, also grower of Cool- ey's celebrated early white field corn ; send for circular. Conner, James, retired farmer.


Curry & llaught, practical blacksmiths and horse shoers. HIore shoeing and general blacksmithing done in the neatest and mnost approved manner, at reasonable rates.


Collings, Henry, attorney and counsellor at law ; office in theg bank building.


Daugherty, Frank W., ship carpenter and cabinet maker.


Drenan, W., merchant.


Drenan & Co., dealers in ready made clothing, hats, caps, and gents furnishing goods, trunks and valises.


S. Drenan, commission merchant.


Drenan & Powell, general commission merchants, and gen- eral dealers in all kinds of stock and produce ; also, proprietor of the whartboat.


Doddridge, II. C., Notary Public and collector.


Edgington, II. N., fashionable barber and hair-dresser.


Fenton. Lucien J., supt. of schools.


lleisley, John, turner.


Holzman, Wm., tailor. Suits made to order on short notice ; cutting a specialty : shop over Ilenderson's store.


HIGGINS, W. W.,


MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN


BOOTS AND SHOES.


MerLargest stock in town, and the cheapest in the county. Repairing neatly done. Second street, Matches- ter, Ohio.


Kirker, C. E., merchant.


Kirker & Melutire, wholesale and retail dealers in groceries. coal oil, iron, nails, lime, cement, farming implements, etc. : cur- ner 2d and Pike.


KNOWLES, J ..


When you want a good pair of custom made boots or shoes. call on J. Knowles, 2d strvet. Manchester, O., sign of the large boot ; repairing neatly clone. Terms, cash.


Linn, Chas., saloon ; one door west of MeDade House.


Loughridge, Aaron, farmer.


Lang. Aaron, proprietor of the Buckeye livery stables ; am now prepared to furnish carriages and buggies at very reasona- ble rates ; also good saddle horses; horses boarded by the day, week or month.


Murray, John A., dealer in ready made clothing, gents fur- nishing goods, hats, caps, notions, etc. ;. one price ; Second street, Manchester.


MeDaid, John, proprietor of the MeDaid Honse : convenient to river ; landing within a few feet of house ; table well furnish- ed ; rates moderate.


McCann, Thos .. manufacturer of and dealer in potter ware. marble and freestone ; goods manufactured to order on short no- tice, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases; also, dealer, in tine groceries, tobacco and cigars; 2d street.


MeConaughy, Dr. D. M., physician and surgeon.


Melutire. A. J., hardware and grocery merchant.


MeCutchen, John, general blacksmith. and manufacturer of wagons, plows, shingle machines, &e.


MeGovney. C., supt. of furniture mamfactory.


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McCormick. A. E., general denles. MeNeal. R. C., fruit tree agent.


Naylor. R. Z., attorney and counsellor at law.


O'Neill. Mark, Inwyer and solicitor in chancery ; Notary Pub- lic, will practice in all courts; office over Drenan & Co.'s store. Pike street.


PEYTON, W. T ..


Druggist and Dealer in


DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., AND PROPRIETOR OF


Peyton's Feejee Balm.


Parkes, J., manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of stone- ware, fruit jars and stone pipe ; also, dealer in sealing wax and fire brick ; pottery, North Washington street.


Perry, Abraham, retired farmer.


Pennywitt, Renben, farmer and lumberman.


Pennywitt, G. W., farmer and Inmberman.


Pennywitt, D. W., farmer and lumberman.


Pennywitt, Alfred. steamboatman.


Pennywitt, Jos., engineer.


Pennywitt, Sammel, pilot.


Pennywitt, Capt. D., riverman.


Penny witt, Mark, engineer Tront steamer.


Pennywitt, Capt. II. W., riverman.


Pennywitt, Mark & H. W., owners of steamer Tront ; in Ripley and Cincinnati trade.


Pierce, L., vice president Manchester national bank.


Palmer, H. M., dealer in dry goods, notions, boots and shoes ; our goods are all new and fresh.


Prather. Henry, proprietor of hack line between Manchester and West Union ; hack leaves Manchester every morning at 7% o'clock : arrives at West Union 10 a. m. ; returning, leaves West U'nion at 1 o'clock ; arrives Manchester 3 o'clock, making con- sections with boats for Cincinnati and Portsmouth ; Mr. Prather has owned this line for upwards of 23 years.


Prather, Ilook, driver of hack.


Redden, J. M., manufacturer of American and Italian monn- ments, head stones, tablets, furniture and building work. EST All work honestly, skillfully and promptly executed ; office, corner 4th and Broadway.


Rice, E., miller.


Rice, E. & Son, proprietors of the Ohio Mills : this mill man- ufactures the best flour in the county ; located in Manchester, close to the Ohio river ; all kinds of feed on hand.


Ronslı, A., miller, of Ashenhurst, Roush & Co.


Smith, A. M., manufacturer and dealer in harness, saddles, collars. bridles, whips, halters. combs, brushes, etc. ; repairing done neatly and cheaply : all work guaranteed ; Uncle Sam's harness oil always on hand.


Shriver, D. R., tinsmith, and Mayor of Manchester. Shriver, C. F., tinsmith.


Shriver, J. M., retired ; nativity, Kentucky ; settled in Adams oity in 1819.


Stephenson, Dr. R. A., physician and surgeon ; office and res- dence, corner of Washington and 2d streets, west Cross St. Stevenson, J. II., pork packer.


Smith, J. Il., manufacturer of harness, saddles, bridles, hal- ters, etc., and everything pertaining to a first class establishment ; repairing neatly done ; 2d St.


Taylor, A., pastor of Presbyterian church.


Thomas, Wm .. cooper; manufacturer of lard tierces; all work warranted ; 2d St.


Trent, Juo., livery man ; am prepared to accommodate in my line at the lowest prices ; good horses and good turn-outs ; horses boarded by the day or month.


Trenary, L. W., L. W. & S. J. Trenary, manufacturers of Inmber, Inth, fencing, tobacco hogsheads, etc. ; also, buyers of walnut, ash, hemlock and poplar lumbers. We keep on hand all kinds of building Imber; bill of lumber sawed to order ou short notice. Office. Front street, opposite mill.


VANCE, W. L. & CO.,


DEALERS IN


DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND


JEWELRY.


1- We make our profit in buying, enabling us to retail


goods at WIIOLESALE PRICES. No goods sold on credit.


Second street, Manchester.


Vance. J. P., dealer in staple and fancy groceries, glassware and country produce ; 2d street.


Walden, T. M., dealer in groceries, provisions, fruits, vegeta- bles, queensware, glassware, &c. ; 2d street.


White, J. V., blacksmith ; all kinds of work done on short notice ; machine and plow repairing.


MONROE TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Anderson, N., 85 acres, West Union, farmer; nativity, Vir- ginia ; settled 1813.


Crawford. N. G., 99 acres, Concord, Ky., farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1841.


Chapman, D. M., 99 acres, Concord, Ky., farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1836.


Crawford, Geo. W., 3316 acres, Manchester, farmer; nativity, Ohio; settled 1839.


Devine, John, { 64 acres, Vineyard Hill, farmers; nativity, Devine, Jas. " Ohio ; Jolin settled 1811 ; Jas., 1813.


Foster, C. W., 156 acres, Vineyard llill, farmer, merchant and postmaster; settled 1839.


Fry, A. D., 69 acres, Vineyard HIill, farmer and township clerk ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1836.


Foster, J. T., 95 acres, Manchester, farmer and attorney ; na- tivity, Ohio; settled 1833.


Francis, Caleb, 200 acres, Manchester, farmer ; nativity, Keu- tucky ; settled 1808.


Francis, Win., Beasley's Fork, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; set- tled 1835.


Fleming, Alex., 204 acres, Waggoner's Ripple, farmer ; nativ- ity, Ohio ; settled 1838.


Franeis, E. M., Vineyard Hill, farmer ; nativity, Ohio; set- tled 1842.


Grimes, Greer B., { 372 acres, Waggoner's Ripple, farmer ; Grimes, Byron W.,, nativity, Ohio; Greer B. settled 1802; Byron W., 1849.


Graham, Dr. W. B., Vineyard Hill, physician and surgeon ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1830.


lood, Albert C., West Union, teacher; nativity, Ohio; set- tled 1858.


Hemipleman, Jacob, Beasley's Fork, postmaster and mer- chiant ; general store ; nativity, Ohio; settled 1818.


Homer, Amos W., 43% acres, Manchester, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1843.


Johnson, O. M., Manchester, teacher; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1830.


Kennedy, Il., 125 acres, Blue creek, farmer; nativity, Ohio; settled 1823.


Kibler, Emory, 107 acres, Manchester, farmer and black- smith ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1831.


Leonard, James, 161 acres, Vineyard Hill, farmer; nativity, Ohio, settled 1851.


Lindsley, Wm. J., 140 acres, Manchester, farmer; nativity, Kentucky ; settled 1822.


Lewis, James, Vineyard ITill, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1833.


Lovett, J. M., Concord, Ky., farmer; nativity, Virginla ; settled 1832.


Morgan, John G., 158 acres, Vineyard Hill, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1820.


Morrison, Jos. 126 acres, Beasley's Fork, farmer; nativity, Ohio : settled 1808.


Morton, R., 50 acres, Vineyard Hill, farmer; nativity, Ohio; settled 1814.


McColm, John, 162 acres, Waggoner's Ripple, farmer and wheelwright ; nativity, Maryland ; settled 1800.


McColm, Stephen. Waggoner's Ripple, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1827.


MelIenry, L. D., 327 acres, Waggoner's Ripple, farmer ; na- tivity, Ohio; settled 1827.


Monroe, Eliza, 53 acres, Beasley's Fork, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1856.


Mosier, Samuel, 47 acres, Beasley's Fork, farmer; nativity, Pennsylvania ; settled 1826.


Morrison, Wm. II., 96 acres, Beasley's Fork, farmer; nativi- ty, Ohio ; settled 1844.


Morgan, Richard, 29% acres, West Union, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1859. Mckenzie, D., West Union, teacher ; nativity, Ohio.


Nixon, A. J., 200 acres, Beasley's Fork, farmer and black- smith ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1735.


:Nesbitt, S. A., Beasley's Fork, teacber ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1839.


Nixon, Simon, 119 acres, West Union, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1841.


Nixon, Robert, West Union, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1841. Osman, Wm. J., 75 acres, Manchester, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1846. Osman, M., 162 acres, Manchester, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1843.


Osman, Chas., 560 acres, Waggoner's Ripple, farmer; nativi- ty, Ohio ; settled 1823.


Osman, Jabez, 50 acres, Manchester, farmer ; nativity, Ohio; settled 1818.


ty, Ohio ; settled 1827. Pixley, Evans, 100 acres, Waggoner's Ripple, farmer ; nativi- Park, John, 1016 acres, Manchester, farmer; nativity, Penn- sylvania ; settled 1818.


Pullin, Wm., 9716 acres, Vineyard Hill, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1817.


Potts, lliram A., Manchester, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1856.


Reed, W. W., West Union, teacher; nativity, Ohio; settled 1852.


Scott, Mott, Manchester, teacher ; nativity, Ohio; settled 1853. Smith, Wm. M., 160 acres, Vineyard Hill, teacher ; nativity, @hio ; settled 1827.


Slye, W. C., Beasley's Fork, teacher; settled 1861.


Smith, Leroy J., 100 acres, Vineyard Ilill, farmer ; nativity Ohio ; settled 1847.


Stevenson, Wm., 13016 acres, Beasley's Fork, farmer and J. P. ; nativity, Pennsylvania ; settled 1804.


Scott, John C., 20316 acres, West Union, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1813.


Scott, James, West Union, farmer ; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1837. Shumate, Frank B., Vineyard Ilill. farmer; nativity. Ohio ; settled 1864.


Thomson, Jolin, 54 acres, Manchester, farmer; nativity, Ohio ; settled 1819.


Tumbleson, R. T., West Union, farmer ; nativity, Ohio: set- tled 1829. Vance, A. G., 130 acres, Concord, Ky., farmer ; nativity, Ohio : settled 1844.


Vance, Newton, 70 acres, Concord, Ky., farmer; nativity. Ohio ; settled 1836.


Wade, Wm., Vineyard IIill, farmer; oldest voter in county : nativity, Ohio ; settled 1798.


Wade, M. L .. 135 acres, Vineyard Hill, farmer ; nativity. Ohio ; settled 1828.


Wade. C. R., Vineyard Hill, farmer; nativity, Kentucky : settled 1837.


Young, Joseph II., 15746 acres, Beasley's Fork, farmer; na- tivity, Kentucky, settled 1829.


· Yeatman, W. M., 259 acres, Vineyard IIill, farmer; nativity, Virginia ; settled 1812.


Zimmerman, Geo. W., 88 acres, Vineyard. Hill; nativity, Virginia ; settled 1852.


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SORTI LIBERTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY-CHERRY FORK P. O.


Brown, J. N., real estate dealer ; office, 55 North 5th street, Cincinnati.


Blair, J. W., operative and mechanical dentist, North Liber- ty. All work first class ; satisfaction guaranteed.


Jones, J. W .. fashionable boot amd shoe maker; all work warranted : give him a call.


Kleinknecht Brothers, dealers in dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, ready made clothing, hardware, iron, nails, glass and crockery ware, farmers and mechanics tools. groceries and provisions ; good goods, fair . lealing and low prices is the motto,


Kirk. A., fashionable tailor ; I am prepared to make to order wedding, dress and business suits, in the latest and most fashion- able styles.


Lafferty, Nelson B., M. D., physician and surgeon ; offlee on Main street ; prompt attention to all calls, day and night.


McCormick. W. S., proprietor of the North Liberty flouring mills; manufacturer of the celebrated Morear brand of flour. Mills run by water and steam.


ECKMANSV HL.L.E. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Morrison. John & Son ; the old and reliable dry goods and general merchandise honse of John Morrison & Son, situated here. is one of the oldest business houses in the county, The bus- iness has had a continmons existence of over forty years. They keep constantly on hand a very large and complete stock of goods,


purchased under the most favorable cireninstances, and their long experience in the goods business certainly entitles them to the large and extensive patronage they enjoy.


WAYNE TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Alexander . pan. . , 160 acres, Eckmansville, farmer ; nativi- ty, Ohio


Alexander, J. A., 201 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer; nativity, Ohio,


Alexander, A. H., Cherry Fork, farmer ; nativity, Ohio. Baldridge, J. W., 325 aeres, Cherry Fork, farmer ; nativity, Ohio. 1 Coleman, James, 201 acres, Youngsville, farmer and stock- raiser ; nativity, Pennsylvania.


Coleman, Robert, 201 acres, Yonugsville, farmer and stock- raiser ; nativity, Pennsylvania.


Clark, S. W., 94 acres, Wheat Ridge, farmer; nativity, Ohio. Cross, J., 196 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer; nativity, Pennsyl- vania.


Crissman, Wm., 182 acres, Eckmansville, farmer; nativity, Ohio.


Fenton, J. F., Cherry Fork, teacher; nativity, Ohio.


Glasgow, Robert A., 184 acres, Cherry Fork, teacher; nativity, Ohio.


Helmley. Chris, 179 aeres, Cherry Fork, farmer and stock dealer ; nativity, Germany.


Kain, D. M., 162 acres, Cherry For', farmer und stock den'- er ; nativity, Ohio.


Kirkpatrick, N., 30 acres Cherry Fork, farmer and stock dealer ; nativity, Ohio.


Kleinknecht, Wm., Cherry Fork, merchant, nativity, Ohio. Morrison, Wm, 233 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer; nativity, Ohio. Marlott, Silas, 219 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer ; nativity, Ohio. MeIntire, Andrew, GO aeres, Cherry Fork, farmer; nativity, Ohio.


Morrison, A. B., merchant.


Potts, David, 70 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer; nativity, Ponu- sylvania.


Reighly, Henry 140 acres, Eckmansville, farmer ; nativity. Ohio.


Robinson, Wni.


Wright, James, 55 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer ; nativity, Ohio. Wasson. T. S., 239 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer and stuck raiser ; nativity, Ohio.


Wasson, T. C., 350 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer and sto . raiser ; nativity, Ohio.


Widney, J. W., 200 acres, Cherry Fork, farmer and sto k raiser ; nativity, Pennsylvania. Willson, P.


Young, James F., Youngsville, hotel keeper.


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