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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST FARM DIRECTORY OF
GREENE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
1916
A Rural Directory and Reference Book Including a Road Map of Greene County
PUBLISHED BY ORANGE JUDD COMPANY
NEW YORK
Minneapolis
Chicago
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS FOR GREENE COUNTY
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Domestic Animals
Farm Expenses
Farms Operated by Managers
Farms Operated by Owners
Farms Operated by Tenants
Land and Farm Area
Mortgage Debts
Poultry and Bees
Principal Crops
Value of Farm Property
ALEPPO TOWNSHIP
17
CENTER TOWNSHIP
23
CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP
31
DUNKARD TOWNSHIP
43
EXPLANATION .
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP (Includes Boroughs of Waynesburg and East Waynesburg)
49
GILMORE TOWNSHIP
61
GOVERNMENT OF UNITED STATES
11
GREENE COUNTY GOVERNMENT
13
GREENE TOWNSHIP
65
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
141
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
·
.69
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP
73
MAP OF GREENE COUNTY
opp.
142
MONONGAHELA TOWNSHIP (Includes Greensboro Borough)
81
MORGAN TOWNSHIP (Includes Clarksville Borough)
91
PERRY TOWNSHIP (Includes Mount Morris Borough)
97
PENNSYLVANIA STATE OFFICERS
11
POPULATION OF MINOR CIVIL DIVISIONS
15.
RICHHILL TOWNSHIP
105
SPRINGHILL TOWNSHIP
117
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
123
WAYNE TOWNSHIP
128
WHITELY TOWNSHIP
136
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85
MORRIS TOWNSHIP .
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EXPLANATION
The information in this Directory is arranged as follows: 1st, Name of individual or firm. 2nd., Wife's name in parenthesis if the individual be married. 3rd., The number of children in the family under twenty-one. (Example, 3 ch means 3 children.) 4th., The individual's business or occupation. 5th., In parenthesis is the chief crop or specialty. (Example, grain, poultry, apples or potatoes in parenthesis means that these are the specialties of the individuals to whom they refer.) 6th., Refers to property upon which individual has residence. O H&L means owns house and lot. T H&L means tenant house and lot. O (figure a) designates number of acres in farm owned. T (figure a) designates number of acres in farm for which money rent is paid. WOS (figure a) designates number of acres worked on shares. 7th., Is the number of the rural delivery route and post office from which mail is received. Sth., H (figures) designates the high- way on which individual has residence. (See map). Explanation, In Franklin township after the name of W. A. P. Rinehart appears H 38. Now refer to map and you will find that the road numbered 38 in Franklin Township is the road upon which Mr. Rinehart has his residence. By this plan you can locate any farm included in this book. The abbreviations appearing after the highway number pertain to the telephone which is B T for Bell telephone, I T for Independent telephone, etc.
ABBREVIATIONS
ACRES
A.
BELL TELEPHONE
B T.
BOARDS .
BDS.
BROTHERS
BROS.
CHILDREN
CH.
DAUGHTER
DAU.
ESTATE ·
EST.
GENERAL DELIVERY
GEN. DEL.
HIGHWAY
H.
HOUSE & LOT
H&L.
PROPRIETOR
PROP.
RENTS .
. T.
RURAL DELIVERY
RD.
SUPERINTENDENT
SUPT.
VEGETABLES .
VEG.
WIDOW .
WID
WORKS ON SHARES
WOS
O.
INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE
I T.
OWNS
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
THE EXECUTIVE.
President-WOODROW WILSON, of New Jersey. Salary $75,000. Vice-President-THOMAS R. MARSHALL, of Indiana. Salary $12,000.
THE CABINET.
Secretary of State-ROBERT LANSING, of New York.
Secretary of Treasury-WILLIAM G. MCADOO, of New York.
Secretary of War-LINDLEY M. GARRISON, of New Jersey. Attorney General-JAMES C. MCREYNOLDS, of Tennessee.
Postmaster General-ALBERT S. BURLESON, of Texas. Secretary of Navy-JOSEPHUS DANIELS, of North Carolina.
Secretary of Interior-FRANKLIN K. LANE, of California. Secretary of Agriculture-DAVID F. HOUSTON, of Missouri. Secretary of Commerce and Labor-WILLIAM C. REDFIELD, of New York.
Secretary of Labor-WILLIAM B. WILSON, of Pennsylvania.
Salaries of the cabinet officers, $12,000 each.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE OFFICERS
PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT (Takes Office on January 19, 1915)
Governor-MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH.
Lieutenant-Governor-FRANK B. MCCLAIN.
Treasurer-ROBERT K. YOUNG.
Auditor-General-A. W. POWELL.
Adjutant-General-THOMAS J. STEWART. Superintendent of Public Instruction, N. C. SCHAEFFER. Insurance Commissioner-CHARLES JOHNSON.
Secretary of the Commonwealth-CYRUS E. WOODS. Attorney-General-FRANCIS SHUNK BROWN. Secretary of Agriculture-CHARLES E. PATTON
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THE OBSERVER
Washington, Pennsylvania
A Newspaper with Honest and Aggressive Policies Fearless and Independent (Established 1871)
It thoroughly covers Washington and Greene Counties.
This newspaper circulates in Washington and on every rural route out of Washing- ton, and reaches the majority of those living on all other routes and small towns in both Washington and Greene counties. it is the paper for the farmer and the best advertising medium in Western Penn- sylvania, outside of Pittsburg.
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Greene County Government
COURT OFFICIALS
President Judge-J. W. RAY Sheriff-GEORGE M. WEIMER
Deputy Sheriff-FANNIE M. WEIMER
Prothonotary-A. H. SEALS
Clerk of Courts-JAMES MCCRACKEN District Attorney-DAVID R. HUSS Stenographer-W. R. HOGE Court Cricr-A. G. ALLISON
COUNTY OFFICIALS
Register and Recorder-MILTON B. FINCH
Treasurer-J. B. GUTHRIE
County Superintendent of Schools-HARRY D. FREELAND
County Surveyor-J. C. WEBSTER
Coroncr-A. T. ADAMSON
COMMISSIONERS
DANIEL SIX GEORGE MOORE J. SHERIDAN JOHNSON
COUNTY AUDITORS
CHARLES L. HAINES JOHN WESTFALL E. E. KUHN
JURY COMMISSIONERS
WILLIAM ROBERTS FRANK GROVE
POOR DIRECTORS
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HENRY MCNEELY
A. J. MORRIS
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GREENE COUNTY
POPULATION
1910
1900
1890
Aleppo township
1,218
1,348
1,537
Carmichaels borough
478
456
445
Center township
1,662
1,775
1,767
Clarksville borough
208
Cumberland township
1,524
1,734
1,729
Dunkard township
1,120
1,310
1,366
East Waynesburg borough
906
Franklin township
2,426
2,160
2,034
Gilmore township
676
835
948
Greene township
514
572
569
Greensboro borough
442
399
427
Jackson township
1,017
1,099
1,226
Jefferson borough
357
311
327
Jefferson township
763
976
922
Monongahela township
700
742
814
Morgan township
731
978
1,036
Morris township
1,297
1,427
1,585
Mount Morris borough
382
345
Perry township
1,011
1,068
1,610
Rices Landing borough
671
Richhill township
2,346
2,766
2,900
Springhill township
1,550
1,821
1,901
Washington township
715
893
866
Wayne township
1,781
1,824
1,757
Waynesburg borough
3.545
2,544
2,101
North ward 1,603
South ward
1,942
Whitely township
842
898
1,068
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AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS FOR GREENE COUNTY
Population Number of all farms.
28,882 3,282
Color and nativity of farmers:
Native white.
3,261
Foreign-born white .
10
Negro and other nonwhite .
11
Value of land and buildings dollars. .
19,024,597
Degree of ownership: Farms consisting of owned and only 2,181
Farms consisting of owned and hired land 367
Color and nativity of owners: Native white. 2,537
Foreign-born white. 7
Negro and other nonwhite.
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FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS
Number of farms. 692
Per cent of all farms. 21.1
Land in farms. . . . . acres. .
66,705
Improved land in farms. . . acres .. 56,668
Value of land and buildings dollars. .
4,424,183
Form of tenancy:
Share tenants . 383
Share-cash tenants. 72
Cash tenants . 217
Tenure not specified 20
Color and nativity of tenants:
Native white 682
Foreign-born white 3
Negro and other nonwhite ..
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FARMS OPERATED BY MANAGERS
Number of farms. . 42
Land in farms .acres .. 5,931
Improved land in farms. . . acres .. 5,195
Value of land and buildings dollars. . 425,985
MORTGAGE DEBTS
For all farms operated by owners: Number free from mortgage debt 2,192
Number with mortgage debt. . . .
334
Number with no mortgage report 22
For farms consisting of owned land only:
Number reporting debt and amount 265
Value of their land and build- ings dollars ..
2,061,566
Amount of mortgage debt dollars. .
473,576
Per cent of value of land and buildings .. 23.0
FARM EXPENSES
Labor . Farms reporting . . 1,966
Cash expended . . dollars Rent and board furnished
160,250
Mules :
Total number
144
Mature mules
115
Yearling colts .
24
Spring colts
5
Value . dollars ..
14,800
Asses and burros:
Number. .
2
PRINCIPAL CROPS
Corn.
. bushels . . 982,709
Oats.
. bushels . .
330,139
Wheat
bushels. .
176,346
Buckwheat
bushels. .
937
Rye. bushels. .
3,038
Potatoes. bushels. .
128,697
Tobacco . pounds. .
406
Hay and forage total. tons ..
Timothy alone. . tons. .
Timothy and clover mixed. . tons. .
12,877
Clover alone .tons ..
171
Alfalfa . . tons. .
37
Millet or Hungarian grass tons ..
Other tame or cultivated grasses
tons. .
1,109
Coarse forage
.tons ..
All other hay and forage . . . tons ..
46
Value . dollars. .
10,239
FARMS OPERATED BY OWNERS
Number of farms .. 2,548
Per cent of all farms . . 77.6
Land in farms .. .. .. acres ..
281,904
Improved land in farins ... acres. . 244,721
Number of farms classified by size :
Under 3 acres
2
3 to 9 acres.
215
10 to 19 acres
229
20 to 49 acres.
512
50 to 99 acres 825
100 to 174 acres
903
175 to 259 acres
407
260 to 499 acres.
163
500 to 999 acres.
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LAND AND FARM AREA
Approximate land area.
. acres. . 367,360
Land in farms.
acres. . 354,540
Improved land in farms. . acres. .
306,584
Woodland in farms . acres. .
38,281
Other unimproved land in farms acres
9,675
VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY
All farm property
. dollars. .
27,487,159
Land.
. dollars .. 19,281,194
Buildings
. dollars. .
4,593,571
Implements and machin- ery. .dollars. .
699,256
Domestic animals, poul-
try and bees. dollars. . 2,913,138
DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Farms reporting domestic animals. . . 3,170
Value of domestic animals dollars .. Cattle:
2,813,177
Total number
25,775
Dairy cows.
9,076
Other cows
2,943
Yearling heifers
3,164
Calves .
2,506
Yearling steers and bulls. 3,031
Other steers and bulls. .
5,055
Value. dollars.
749,403
Horses:
Total number
10,316
Mature Horses
9,274
Yearling colts
958
Spring colts.
81
Value. dollars ..
1,183,226
dollars. .
51,315
Feed
Farms reporting.
Amount expended dollars
75,367
Fertilizer Farms reporting . Amount expended dollars
12,651
Value. . dollars ..
205
Swine:
Total number .
19,069
Mature hogs
9,298
Spring pigs . 9,771
Value. . dollars. .
154,474
Sheep:
Total number .
158,275
Rams, ewes, and wethers .
141,373
Spring lambs.
16,902
Value . dollars. .
710,853
POULTRY AND BEES
Number of poultry of all kinds. Value . . .
. dollars . .
89,722
Number of colonies of bees. 2,659
159,447
108
49,521
35,172
1,325
592
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ALEPPO TOWNSHIP - GREENE COUNTY
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ALEPPO TOWNSHIP (Population, 1,218.)
Alvey P. H. pumper bds L. V. Martin Aleppo H33.
ANDERSON E. B. (ELLEN) merchant O H&L rdl Woodruff W Va H34 B & I T. Anderson Harvey laborer bds A. L. Riffle Aleppo H33 B & I T.
Anderson J. W. (Elizabeth) 9 ch farmer (corn) O 58a T 10a rd1 Cameron W Va H25. ANTIL WARD (BERTHA) 7 ch farmer T H&L rd1 Woodruff W Va H55.
Antil William (Lizzie) 2 ch farmer (corn) O 104a rd1 New Freeport H64 B T. Antill Easter (wid David) housekeeper bds T. Antill rd2 Cameron W Va H49. Antill Lewis (Cassie) 5 ch carpenter & farmer (corn) O 75a rd1 Cameron W Va H29 I T.
Antill Thurman (Mary) 2 ch carpenter T H&L rd2 Cameron W Va H49. Ashby S. S. laborer bds Lou Burge rdl New Freeport H64 B T.
Bane Robert L. (Elizabeth) 4 ch farmer (corn) WOS 105a rd1 Cameron W Va H43. Barnhart A. H. (Addie) 5 ch farmer (corn) T H&L WOS 8a rd1 Woodruff W Va H58. Barnhart Luther (Lizzie) 2 ch farmer (corn) O 64a rd1 Woodruff W Va H58. Barnhart Silas (Mary J.) 3 ch farmer (corn) O 220a rd1 Woodruff W Va H54.
BARNHART WILLIAM J. (JESSIE) 5 ch pumper O H&L rd1 Woodruff W Va H33. Benson Catherine (wid Ely) housekeeper rd1 Cameron W Va H25.
Benson Elmer (son Catherine) farmer (corn) O 90a rd1 Cameron W Va H25. Benson G. E. (Clara) 3 ch farmer (corn) O 62a rd1 Cameron W Va H24 I T. Benson Harry (son W. S.) farmer rd1 Cameron W Va H25.
Benson W. S. (Della) farmer (corn) O 80a WOS 7a rdl Cameron W Va H25. Bosworth Caleb (Lizzie) farmer (corn) WOS 225a rd1 Cameron W Va H26. Bosworth Jerry (son Caleb) farmer (corn) WOS 225a rd1 Cameron W Va H26. Bosworth Norman (Maggie) 1 ch farmer (corn) WOS 225a rd1 Cameron W Va H26 I T. Brewer O. S. (Laura) 1 ch farmer (corn) O 234a WOS 30a rd1 Wind Ridge H6 I T. Burg Jeff (Nila) 3 ch laborer T H&L rd1 Woodruff W Va H61.
Burg Lou (wid John W.) farmer (corn) O 113a rd1 New Freeport H64 B T.
Burnfield Frank (Harriet) 6 ch farmer (corn) T H&L WOS 30a rd1 Woodruff W Va H57.
Carpenter J. D. (Anna E.) retired O 1a rd2 Cameron W Va H53 I T.
Carter R. W. (Priscilla) stone mason T H&L rd1 Cameron W Va H25.
Chambers B. F. (Maggie) farmer (corn) O 88a WOS 21a rd1 Cameron W Va H27. Chambers Elizabeth (dau Mary J.) dressmaker rd1 Cameron W Va H28 B & I T. Chambers Leota M. (dau Mary J.) housekeeper rd1 Cameron W Va H28 B & I T. CHAMBERS MARY J. (wid BENJ.) farmer (corn) O 166a rd1 Cameron W Va H28 B & I T.
Chapman A. B. (Alice) farmer (pasture) O 28a rd1 Cameron W Va H4.
Chapman Byron (son A. B.) teacher rd1 Cameron W Va H4.
Chapman P. I. (Mary) 1 ch farmer (corn) O 125a rd1 Cameron W Va H4 I T.
Clark W. T. (Anna) 1 ch farmer (corn) rd1 Woodruff W Va H61.
Clutter J. A. (Bertha) 3 ch tool dresser T H&L rd1 Woodruff W Va H40 B T. Cook David (Ester) farmer (corn) WOS 82a rd1 Cameron W Va H44. Cook George (Rosa) 3 ch farmer (corn) WOS 167a Aleppo H35.
COOK JOHN (ADALINE) 3 ch farmer (corn & wheat) rd2 Cameron W Va H13. Cook Lizzie housekeeper bds Jacob Grimm Aleppo H17 I T. Cook Lonnie (Viola) farmer (corn) WOS 82a rd1 Cameron H44.
Cook R. G. (Lucinda) 4 ch farmer (corn) WOS 40a rd2 Cameron W Va H4. COOK THOMAS B. (son R. G.) farmer rd2 Cameron W Va H4.
Corwin Mollie (wid Lewis) 3 ch housekeeper bds S. U. McNeely rd1 Harveys H12 I T. Courtwright Jennie (dau W. T.) housekeeper rd1 Cameron W Va H14. Courtwright W. T. (Sadie) 11 ch farmer (corn) O 50a rd1 Cameron W Va H14. Cumpston John (Nora) 8 ch farmer (corn & oats) T 50a rd1 Cameron W Va H2. Dille Warren (Mary) laborer T H&L McCracken H4.
ELBIN HENRY (ELIZABETH) undertaker (pasture) O 133a rd2 Cameron W Va
. H33 B & I T.
Evans Eliza J. (wid Jos) housekeeper O 28a Aleppo H34. Evans Roy (Edna) 1 ch farmer (corn) O 26a rd1 Harveys H6.
EVANS SAMUEL L. (LUCINDA) farmer (corn) O 115a rd1 Harveys H10 I T. Evans W. J. (Iva) farmer (corn) O 25a rd1 Harveys H10. Finch Floyd (Effie) laborer T H&L rd2 Cameron W Va H5 I T.
FINCH JOHN (MONA) 1 ch farmer (corn) T H&L WOS 75a Aleppo H6. Finch Lydia E. (wid William) 2 ch farmer (corn) O 200a Aleppo H18 I T. Finch Samuel (son Lydia) farmer Aleppo H 18 I T.
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Forquer T. S. oil gauger bds Ella Miles Aleppo H33 B & I T.
Fuller C. W. (Maggie) farmer (corn) O H&L T 30a rd1 Cameron W Va H15. GALENTINE BLANCHE (wid W. M.) 3 ch farmer (corn) O 104a rd2 Cameron W Va H50 I T.
Galentine Frank (Jessie) 1 ch farmer (corn) O 32a WOS 30a rd1 Cameron W Va H46 I T.
Galentine Spencer (Bertha) 2 ch farmer (corn) T 148a rd1 Cameron W Va H46 I T. Garby D. L. (Flora) 4 ch farmer (oats) WOS 100a rd2 Cameron W Va H24 I T. Garey May (wid William) 3 ch housekeeper T H&L Aleppo H33.
Garman A. A. (Blanche) 3 ch laborer T H&L rd1 Harveys H21.
GARRISON J. R. (OMA) 2 ch farmer (corn) O 160a rd2 Cameron W Va H6 B & I T. Gray Eura (dau J. M.) teacher McCracken H4 B T.
Gray Grace (wid John) 4 ch housekeeper bds Isaac Hughes Aleppo H33 I T.
Gray J. M. (Margaret) 1 ch merchant O H&L McCracken H4 B T.
Greeg Eliza (wid John) housekeeper bds F. Galentine rd1 Cameron W Va H46 I T. Grim Armstrong (Jennie) 1 ch farmer (corn) O 50a rd1 Harveys H21 B T.
Grim Chris (Malissa A.) farmer (corn) O 275a rd1 Woodruff W Va H55 I T. Grim Elias (Mary) farmer (corn) O 165a rd2 Cameron W Va H32 I T.
Grim Elizabeth (dau Elias) housekeeper rd2 Cameron W Va H32 I T. GRIM JACOB 3 ch farmer (corn) WOS 100a Aleppo H17 I T.
GRIM JASON (son ELIAS) farmer rd2 Cameron W Va H32 I T.
Grim Jesse (son Elias) farmer rd2 Cameron W Va H32 I T.
Grim Raymond (Nellie) 1 ch farmer (corn) bds A. Grim WOS 50a rd1 Harveys H21 B. T.
GRIM W. P. (FREDA) 1 ch farmer Aleppo H55.
Grimm C. R. (Verna) teacher bds J. D. Carpenter rd2 Cameron W Va H53 I T.
GUNN A. L. retired (corn) O 53a rd1 Cameron W Va H14.
Gunn J. M. (Minerva) farmer (corn) WOS 53a rd1 Cameron W Va H14.
HARKINS GEORGE W. (ANNIE E.) 2 ch farmer (corn) O 50a rd1 Harveys H22 B & I T.
Harkins Jane (dau G. W.) music teacher rd1 Harveys H22 B & I T. Hartzell Lindsey (Harriet) laborer T H&L rd1 Cameron W Va H43.
Hastings F. M. (Anna) field boss T H&L rd1 Woodruff W Va H61 I T.
Henderson William (May) farmer (corn) O 51a rd1 Cameron W Va H27 B T. Hennen Mary E. (dau Nancy) housekeeper rdl Woodruff W Va H63 I T.
Hennen Nancy E. (wid Jeff) farmer (corn) O 120a rd1 Woodruff W Va H63 I T.
Hewitt Harry (Maggie) 1 ch farmer (corn) WOS 206a rd1 Cameron W Va Ji15 I T. Hewitt W. M. (Odella) 1 ch laborer T H&L rd1 Cameron W Va H32 B T.
Lieronimus George (Achamaria) 2 ch laborer bds L. L. Simms rdl Cameron W Va H43 I T.
Hinerman Albert (Mary) 1 ch farmer (corn) O 152a rd1 Woodruff W Va H56.
Hinerman Burns (son J. S.) farmer rd1 Woodruff W Va H55.
Hinerman Charles (son J. S.) farmer rd1 Woodruff W Va H55.
Hinerman Clyde (Blanche) 2 ch farmer (corn) O 106a rd1 Woodruff W Va H56 I T.
Hinerman Curtis (son J. S.) farmer rd1 Woodruff W Va II55 I T.
HINERMAN DAVID (son LINDSEY) farmer (hay) O 217a rd1 Cameron W Va H44 I T. Hinerman James (son M. S.) farmer rd1 Cameron W Va H44 I T.
Hinerman John (son J. S.) farmer rd1 Woodruff W Va H55.
Hinerman J. S. (Rebecca J.) farmer (corn) O 195a rd1 Woodruff W Va H55 B & I T. Hinerman Lindsey (Elizabeth) retired bds D. Hinerman rd1 Cameron W Va H44 I T. Hinerman L. W. (Mary) 1 ch farmer (corn) T H&L rd1 Cameron W Va H44. Hinerman M. S. farmer (corn) O 118a rd1 Cameron W Va H44 I T.
Hinerman Ollie (dau M. S.) housekeeper rd1 Cameron W Va II44 I T.
Hinerman Ray (Opha) 1 ch farnier (corn) WOS 25a rdl Cameron W Va H44.
Hinerman William farmer bds A. Hinerman rd1 Woodruff W Va H56.
Hughes Albert (Ollie) 2 ch farmer & teamster (corn) T 10a WOS 20a rd2 Cameron W Va H5 I T.
Hughes Isaac (Elizabeth) 6 ch farmer (corn) O H&L WOS 50a Aleppo H33 I T. HUGHES JOHN M. (ANNA) 2 ch farmer & tool dresser (corn) O 104a gen del Aleppo H37 I T.
Hughes W. R. (Alice) 1 ch farmer (corn) T 70a rd2 box 73 Cameron W Va H14 I T. Hull Earl (grandson M. C.) laborer rd2 Cameron W Va H14.
Hull Lurena (dau M. C.) housekeeper rd2 Cameron W Va H14.
HULL MELVIN C. agent T H&L rd2 Cameron W Va H14.
Jacob W. 1). (Melta) 4 ch stockman (fruit & grain) \ 253a rd1 Cameron W Va H1 I T.
Janes J. G. (Lulie) 5 ch driller (corn) O 60a Aleppo H33.
KELSEY PAUL (EDNA) farmer (corn) O 3a WOS 10a McCracken H4.
Kennedy E. M. (Leona) 3 ch boiler maker O H&L Aleppo H16.
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KERR EDWARD (AUTYE) 4 ch farmer (corn) WOS 200a rd1 Harveys H21 B T. Kiger F. M. 1 ch farmer (corn) WOS 100a rd1 Woodruff W Va H01.
KING HIRAM (MARY) 3 ch farmer (corn) O 50a WOS 20a rd1 Woodruff W Va H63 I T.
King J. B. (corn) O 160a rd1 Cameron W Va H14.
King S. C. (Elizabeth) farmer (corn) O 30a WOS 16a rd2 Cameron W Va H14 I T. King William retired bds H. King rd1 Woodruff W Va H63 I T.
King W. B. (Susannah) farmer (corn) O 207a rd1 Cameron W Va H3 I T.
King W. H. (Siddie) 7 ch tool dresser (corn) O 65a McCracken H4 B T.
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