USA > Vermont > Franklin County > Gazetteer and business directory of Franklin and Grand Isle counties, Vt., for 1882-83 > Part 40
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CHAPELL ALBERT B., (Franklin) r 16, farmer, rents of Mrs. Hannah Record 20.
CHAPLIN GUY, (Franklin) (Guy Chaplin & Son,) Main.
Chaplin Guy & Son, (Franklin) (Guy and Hobart B.) props. of Franklin House, run daily stage and carry mail between North Sheldon, 5 miles on Missisquoi R. R., and Franklin Center, Main.
Chaplin Hobert B., (Franklin) (Guy Chaplin & Son) Main.
CHENEY JUDSON M., (Franklin) retired merchant, Main.
CHENEY JULIA F., (Franklin) r 15, farmer 10.
Clapper Thomas, (Franklin) r 18, rents of George Hefflon h and lot.
CLEVELAND DWIGHT S., (Franklin) off r 40, fruit grower 100 trees, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 237.
CLEVELAND E. HARLOW, (Franklin) r 37, ass't judge in county court, dairy 20 cows, and farmer, owns with Henry Pomeroy, of Leadville, 200. COLCORD HENRY C., (East Franklin) r 1I, fruit grower 100 trees, dairy 16 cows, leases of C. Temple 130 acres.
Colcord Herbert B., (West Berkshire) r 26, (Colcord & Son. )
COLCORD JOHN W., (Berkshire r 26, (Colcord & Son.)
Colcord & Son, (West Berkshire) r 26, (Herbert B. & John) sugar manufs., dairy 30 cows, and farmer 210.
Colton Charles, (Enosburgh Falls) r 29, sugar manuf., dairy 19 cows, and farmer 150.
Colton Willard, (Enosburgh Falls) r 29, works for Chas. Colton.
Conkling John, (East Franklin) r 22, farm laborer.
Coochie Casmeare, (Enosburgh Falls) r 28, farm laborer.
COOPER OLIVER A., (Enosburgh Falls) r 29, farmer 15.
CURRIER MARTHA, (Franklin) r 13, widow of Charles, farmer about 30. DAWSON CHARLES L., (Franklin) r 19, wheelwright and millwright.
Dawson Ezbon, (Franklin) clerk in J. W. Pomeroy's store, Main.
DAWSON WILLARD, (Franklin) r 18, dairy Io cows, and farmer 75.
Deford John, (Franklin) r 18, farm laborer.
Demar Francis, (East Franklin) r 212, farm laborer.
Dewing Dolphus, (East Franklin) cor r 23 and 212, dairy 40 cows, and farmer 350.
DIXON NELSON C., (Franklin) dealer in stoves and tinware, Main, h do. Doolin William B., (East Franklin) r 22, owner of saw, planing, and shingle mill, and farmer 5.
Draper Allen, (West Berkshire) off r 26, works for J. Towle.
Durack John, (East Franklin) r 21}, farm laborer.
Elrick Heman A., (East Franklin) r 7, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 150.
Elrick J. Albert, (East Franklin) r 27, dairy 12 cows, and farmer IIO.
EVERSON BROS., (Franklin) r 18, (Lemmon L., Geo. W. and John C.) farmers 200.
EVERSON GEORGE W., (Franklin) r 18, Everson Bros.)
EVERSON JOHN C., (Franklin) r 18, (Everson Bros.)
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EVERSON LEMMON L., (Franklin) r 18, (Everson Bros.)
EVERSON MARY, (Franklin) r 18, widow of Frederick, with Everson Bros. FELTON CHARLES, (Franklin) r 36, retired farmer, editor of temperance department of St. Albans Messenger.
Felton Lyman H., (Franklin) r 36, lumber dealer, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 170, owns several farms in Franklin.
Flinton Henry, (Franklin) r 18, farm laborer.
FORD HARRISON L., (East Franklin) r 9, breeder of pure blood Jersey cattle, dairy 25 cows, and farmer 130.
Fox Hannah L., (East Franklin) r 23, widow of Willard, farmer 2.
FRANKLIN HOUSE, (Franklin) Guy Chaplin & Son, props., Main.
French Alva J., (Franklin) no occupation, owns cabinet shop, Main.
Fuller Holsey, (Franklin) r 1, farmer 60.
Fuller Leonard, (Franklin) r 1, farmer 75.
Gallup Francis D., (Franklin) r 7, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 13 cows, and farmer 97.
GALUSHA A. LEALAND, (East Franklin) r 22, postmaster, carpenter, agent and director of the Vermont Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Garret Charles, (East Franklin) r 213, farm laborer.
Gates Almira, (Franklin) r 36, widow of Philip S., farmer 35.
Gates Arthur H., (Franklin) r 6, farmer with his father Rodney C.
Gates Charles W., (Franklin) r 36, superintendent of public schools, princi- pal of the Franklin academy, and farmer with Harrison.
GATES DELAZON J., (Franklin) r 36, lister, breeder of pure blood Cots- wold sheep, and farmer, owns 154 acres occupied by L. K. Manley, and 100 in connection with the home farm of 150.
GATES HARRISON, (Franklin) r 36, breeder of Cotswold sheep, dairy 13 cows, and farmer 125, and 35 wood land on r 40.
GATES RODNEY C., (Franklin) r 36, 2d selectman, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 2IO.
GENO ALEX., (Franklin) r 19, farm laborer, farmer 2.
Geno John, (Franklin) r 11, farm laborer.
GIDDINGS WILLIAM, (East Franklin) r 7, fruit grower roo trees, justice of the peace, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 200.
GLADDEN SAMUEL, (Franklin) r 17, has lived for 55 years on present place, farmer 20.
Grant John W., (Franklin) off r 18, dairy 15 cows, owns 38 acres on r 39, farmer 160.
Green John W., (Franklin) r 3, retired farmer, owns 250 acres.
Green Levi, (Franklin) r 33, sugar manuf., dairy 30 cows, farmer, leases of E. J. Wilder 250.
GREEN LUCIUS D., (Franklin) dairy 20 cows, fruit grower 300 trees, . leases of J. W. Green 250 acres.
Green Miles, (Franklin) r 2, farmer 80.
GRICE JOHN J., (Franklin) r 11, farmer 42.
Grizzel Louise, (Franklin) r 33, widow of Moses, farmer 5.
Hall James B., (Franklin) r 36, allo. physician.
HAMMOND CALVIN, (East Franklin) r 25, dairy 40 cows, and farmer 300. (Died in March, 1882.)
HAMMOND DEFOREST, (East Franklin) r 25, dairy 40 cows, farmer 300, owns 100 in East Franklin, 200 in Sheldon.
Hammond Philo, (East Franklin) r 25, dairy 25 cows, and farmer 300.
Harris Henry, (East Franklin) r 10}, tin peddler.
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Haskin Chester A., (Franklin) r 14, farm laborer, and farmer 10.
Heckey George, (East Franklin) r 22, farm laborer.
Hefflon George, (Franklin) r 18, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 121.
HEFFLON JESSE T., (Franklin) r 11, breeder of grade Durham cattle, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 82, owns 90 acres on r II.
Hibbard Charlotte E., (East Franklin) r Ic2, widow of Edward L., owns h and .lot.
HIBBARD WHITMAN S., (West Berkshire) r 26, manuf. of sugar, dairy 35 cows, and farmer 220.
HILL EBER E., (East Franklin) r 10}, retired farmer and carpenter, built the first cheese factory in Canada, in 1865.
HILL JAMES M., JR., (Franklin) r 1, dealer in dry goods and groceries.
Horskin Joseph W., (Franklin) dealer in general merchandise, Main st.
Horskin Vincent, (Franklin) retired merchant, aged 73, Main.
HORSKIN PHILO, (Franklin) r 6, overseer of poor, justice of the peace, dairy 16 cows, and farmer 150.
HOUSE LUCY F., (Franklin) r 36, widow of Stephen, h and lot.
Hubbard Ernest, (Franklin) farmer 75, off Main st.
Hubbard Henry, (Franklin) r 3, farmer 200.
HUBBARD JONATHAN HUNT, (Franklin) cor r 11 and 20, dairy 18 cows, and farmer 130.
HULL GEORGE J., ( Franklin) r 40, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 200.
Hungerford Marshall, (Franklin) off r 18, farmer 50.
Jacques Peter, (South Franklin) r 32, dairy 40 cows, leases of J. W. Beatty, Jr., 150 acres.
Johnson Carlos, (East Franklin) off r 25, dairy 45 cows, leases of C. L. Marsh 400 acres.
Johnson Daniel, (Franklin) r 38, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 260.
Johnson Henry B., (Franklin) r 16, farmer 60.
Johnson Milo, (Franklin) r 16, rents of M. Brill farm of 50.
Johnson Walter, (Franklin) r 14, farm laborer.
Juro Frank, (Enosburgh Falls) r 29, farmer 5.
KENDALL MILO L., (South Franklin) r 31, dairy 49 cows, fruit grower 200 trees, farmer 340.
Kenedy Michael, (East Franklin) r 23, works in saw-mill.
*LANE JOHN H., (Franklin) r 13, makes Lane's Rheumatic Liniment, farmer 44. [Card on page 382.]
Lantman William H., (Franklin) r 20, peddler of fruit trees.
Lawyer John, (South Franklin) r 25, farm laborer.
Lawyer Joseph, (East Franklin) r 25, farm laborer.
Leavitt Lemuel, (Enosburgh Falls) r 29, farm laborer.
Longe Moses, (Franklin) r 35, farmer 10.
Longe Peter, (Franklin) r 36, farm laborer.
Longe William J., (Franklin) r 38, farm laborer for W. Robie.
Maguire J. P., (Franklin) r 6, works in tin shop.
Manley Charles H., (Franklin) r 19, cabinet maker, works for James Randall, Main.
Manley Henry, (Franklin) r 19, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 130.
Manley Leonard K., (Franklin) r 36, dairy 20 cows, and farmer, rents of D. J. Gates 154.
MANLY JAMES H., (Franklin) r 19, retired carpenter, resided in Franklin 5 1 years. (Died in March, 1882.)
Marcs Nelson, (South Franklin) r 30, farm laborer.
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Mason Julius A., (West Berkshire) r 26, stone mason and farm laborer. Mason Lewis, (Enosburgh Falls) r 31, shoemaker and farm laborer.
Mayo Hasco, (East Franklin) r 25, farm laborer.
McLeod Robert, (East Franklin) r 10, dairy 17 cows, and farmer 125.
Mears Delia M., (Franklin) r 36, resides with Mrs. L. F. House.
Messia Charles, (Franklin) r 36, farm laborer.
Messia Dorson, (Franklin) r 18, farm laborer.
MESSIA EXEVIA, (Franklin) r 19, farmer 30.
Messia Frank, (Franklin) r 40, farm laborer.
Messia Paul, (Franklin) r 40, farm laborer.
Messia Paul, Jr., (Franklin) r 40, farm laborer.
Messia Peter, (Franklin) r 3, farm laborer.
Messia Prosper, (Franklin) r 18, farm laborer.
Morgan Richard, (Franklin) M. E. clergyman, Main.
Murray Peter, (Franklin) r 36, owns two houses and lots, shoemaker, works for James Randall.
Nephew A., (Franklin) r 40, teamster and farm laborer.
Olds Aaron Burr, (Franklin) retired mechanic.
OLMSTEAD BRAINARD, (East Franklin) r 10, sugar manuf., dairy 34 cows, and farmer 300.
OLMSTEAD CHESTER W., (East Franklin) r 9, sugar manuf. 1,000 trees, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 335.
Olmstead Erastus B., (East Franklin) r 103, school teacher, and farmer 75.
Olmstead Harvey, (East Franklin) r 10, (Olmstead & Son.)
OLMSTEAD HARVEY R., (East Franklin) r 10, (Olmstead & Son.)
OLMSTEAD LESTER, (East Franklin) r 10, retired farmer, owns one- half of 300 acres occupied by Brainard.
OLMSTEAD WILLIAM H., (East Franklin) r 103, general merchant, and farmer 5.
Olmstead & Son, (East Franklin) r 10, (Harvey and Harvey R.) dairy 32 cows, apiary 5 swarms, and farmers 350.
Otis Michael, (Franklin) r 14, works for L. H. Felton.
Patton Albert D., (Franklin) r 21, farmer, with Philip.
PATTON PHILIP, (Franklin) r 21, fruit grower 130 trees, breeder of Morgan and Nimrod horses, sugar orchard, dairy 16 cows, and farmer 125.
Patton William E., (Franklin) r 21, farmer, with Philip.
Peao Leon, (East Franklin) r 102, stone mason.
Pearson Bros., (West Berkshire) r 26, (Towle T. and Oliver) sugar manu- facturers 800 trees, dairy 25 cows, and farmers 200.
Pearson Oliver, (West Berkshire) r 26, (Pearson Bros.)
PEARSON TOWLE T., (West Berkshire) r 26, (Pearson Bros.)
PECKHAM CHARLES W., (Franklin) r 37, dairy 15 cows, and farmer 150.
Phillips Chauncey B., (Franklin) r 20, farmer 37.
Phillips Edgar, (Franklin) r 16, farmer 60.
PHILLIPS MILES, (Franklin) r 11, fruit grower 100 trees, sugar manu- facturer, and farmer 65.
Pierce John H., (Franklin) r 3, dealer in produce and poultry, farmer 5.
Ploof Edward, (East Franklin) r 21}, farm laborer.
Ploof John, (Franklin) r 40, farm laborer.
Ploof Paul, (Franklin) r 40, farm laborer.
POMEROY GEORGE E., (Franklin) r 37, dairy 19 cows, and farmer 150. POMEROY JOHN W., (Franklin) r 36, dealer in groceries.
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POWERS EDGAR J., (East Franklin) r 11, allo. physician, and farmer 85. POWERS EDWARD, (Franklin) r II, fruit grower 200 trees, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 265.
Powers Warren, (Franklin) r 11, works for Edward Powers.
Prairie Adam, (Franklin) r 3, farm laborer, owns 5 acres.
Pratt George G., (Franklin) r 20, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 110.
PRATT HENRY W., (Franklin) r 20, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 16 cows, and farmer 200.
Proper Abram, (Franklin) r 33, no occupation.
Proper Horace M., (Franklin) r 13, mason, and farmer 2.
PROUTY EDWIN, (East Franklin) cor r 10 and 7, 2d selectman, fruit grower 100 trees, dairy 22 cows, and farmer 225.
Raichard Charles H., (Franklin) r 2, farm laborer, farmer 10.
Raichard Hiram, (Franklin) r 2, farm laborer, rents of L. Raichard h and lot. RAICHARD LEONARD E., (Highgate Center) r 2, farmer, rents of L. Raichard 72.
Raichard Lot, (Highgate Center) r 2, retired farmer, owns 72.
Ramo Eustah, (Franklin) farmer 25.
RANDALL JAMES, (Franklin) postmaster, justice of the peace, dealer in boots and shoes, and furniture, Main st.
Randall Seymour J., (Franklin) r 36, painter.
RECORD HANNAH, (Franklin) r 16, widow of Harley, owns farm of 14 acres occupied by A. Chappel.
Record Hiram G., (Franklin) r 19, carpenter and builder.
Rember Amos, (East Franklin) r 8, farm laborer.
Reynolds Clark, (Franklin) r 36, farm laborer.
Reynolds George W., (Franklin, r 13, farmer, leases of R. S. Willard 431.
Richards Albert C., (Franklin) r 6, farmer, with Alva.
RICHARDS ALVA, (Franklin) r 6, breeder of grade Durham cattle, dairy 32 cows, and farmer 320.
Riley Albert E., (Franklin) off r 35, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 230.
RILEY WILLIAM J., (Franklin) r 35, sugar orchard 700 trees, dairy 45 cows, and farmer 350.
ROBIE JONATHAN W., (Franklin) r 7, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 100.
Robie Walter S., (Franklin) r 34, dairy 30 cows, leases of H. Barnum 65 acres, and of C. W. Robie 100.
Robie William C., (Franklin) r 36, lister, town clerk and treasurer, owns farm of Too occupied by Walter Robie on r 36.
Robie & Simpson, (Franklin) (William C. Robie and James O. Simpson) harness makers, Main st.
Rogers Freeman C., (East Franklin) r 10, apiary of 30 colonies, dairy 27 cows, leases of B. Wilson 250 acres.
RUBLEE JULIA A., (Franklin) r II, widow of Harmon, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 100.
RUSSELL CLARK P., (Highgate Center) r 17, lumber dealer, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 104.
RUSSELL JOHN D., (Franklin) r 3, fruit grower roo trees, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 250.
RUSSELL ORLANDO S., (Franklin) farm 105.
Sandborn Jeremiah H., (Franklin) r 14, carpenter and farm laborer, rents h and lot of O. S. Russell.
Shampage George, (Franklin) r 14, farm laborer.
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SHEDD ARAH H., (Franklin) r 16, fruit grower 150 trees, owner of saw- mill, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 180.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FRAN IN SCOTT,
Attorney at Law and Counselor in Patent Causes, SOLICITOR OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS,
NORTH BENNINGTON, VT.
FTER an experience in patent matters extending over a period of twenty years, offers his services to inventors in Franklin
G 2.05 and Grand Isle Counties and vicinity, and confidently believes that his facilities for the transaction of patent business in the United States Courts, and in American and Foreign Patent Offices, are unsurpassed by any Patent Agency in New England.
Acting as the Associate Attorney in the United States for the Patent Agency of ROBERTSON, BROOMAN & Co., London, the oldest establishment of the kind in England, I am able to execute on this side of the water all papers necessary to obtain British patents, so that inventors seeking English patents may know, before their British applications are lodged, in what shape their inventions have been presented. The general custom is to turn the whole case over to the . English Agents, who handle the matter as they please, without con- sultation with the inventor,-a practice often prejudicial to the in- ventor's interest.
Having a complete set of English and United States Patent Re- ports covering a period from 1617 to date, as well as a good selection of legal and scientific patent authorities, I am able to furnish informa- ·tion of the highest value to the inventor and the litigant. No charge made for preliminary consultation.
The customary charge of $5.00 is made for preliminary searches on inventions.
Fee for obtaining United States patents ranges from $25.00 up- wards, according to the complexity of the case.
Where applications are made after a preliminary search, the fee for search will be applied on the regular attorney's fee.
Re-issues, extensions, copyrights, rejected cases and caveats, prose- cuted on reasonable terms.
Cost of English patents from $175.00 upwards. This covers English Government fees and all other expenses.
** SEND FOR CIRCULAR .*
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TOWN OF FRANKLIN.
Shedd Ebenezer A., (Franklin) r 16, retired farmer.
Shedd Marshall, (Franklin) off r 18, farmer ro5.
SIMPSON ISAAC P., (Franklin) carpenter and builder, off Main.
Simpson James O., (Franklin) painter and harness maker, h Main st.
Soules Henry H., (Franklin) r 19, painter and artist.
SPAULDING HANNIBAL Z., (Franklin) r 34, fruit grower 100 trees, dairy .12 cows, and farmer 100.
Stanley Caleb R., (West Berkshire) cor r 28 and 26, farmer I.
Stanley Philo H., (West Berkshire) r 24, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 300.
Stanley Samuel, (West Berkshire) r 24, retired farmer.
STANLEY WILLIAM, (Enosburgh Falls) r 28, sugar manuf., dairy 40 cows, and farmer 400.
STRATTON JOSEPH H., (East Franklin) r 23, butter buyer, and farmer 15. Taylor Alanson F., (South Franklin) r 25, farm laborer.
TEMPLE CHAUNCEY, (Franklin) constable and collector, overseer of 4 farms, agent in Franklin for C. V. and Sisco R. R., wholesale dealer in hay, and undertaker, Main.
TISDALL T. ALPHEOUS, (Franklin) r 14, peddler, farmer 128.
Titemore George, (Franklin) r 19, dealer in hides and cattle, owns 18 acres on r 12.
Tousen Jerry, (Enosburgh Falls) r 29, farm laborer.
TOWLE EDWIN R., (West Berkshire) r 26, member of State board of agriculture, dairy 16 cows, and farmer 160.
Towle George M., (West Berkshire) off r 26, lives with J. Towle.
TOWLE JONATHAN, (West Berkshire) off r 26, lister, justice of the peace, dairy 26 cows, and farmer 200.
TOWLE REUBEN, (West Berkshire) r 26, (Towle & Son.)
Towle William H., ( West Berkshire) r 26, (Towle & Son. )
TOWLE WILLIAM J., (West Berkshire) r 26, lister, fruit grower 100 trees, dairy 40 cows, and farmer 360.
Towle & Son, (West Berkshire) r 26, (Wm. H. and Reuben) sugar manufs. 800 trees, dairy 25 cows, and farmers 150.
TOWLES HIRAM B., (West Berkshire) r 26, sugar manuf., dairy 18 cows, and farmer 100.
Truax Elias, (Franklin) off r 6, retired farmer.
Truax Stephen P., (Franklin) off r 6, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 150.
Trudell Bozale, (East Franklin) r ro3, carpenter, and farm laborer.
Vincent Edmond L., (West Berkshire) r 30, carpenter and builder.
VINCENT ETHAN, (Franklin) r 6, selectman, dairy 18 cows, owns 100 acres in St. Amands, P. Q., and farmer 95.
Vincent Hannibal S., (Franklin) painter in Young Bros'. carriage shop, off Main.
Vincent Rodney W., (Franklin) day laborer.
Warner Lucy Miss, (Franklin) millinery, Main.
Webster Bros., (Franklin) r 39, (John & Wm. S.,) dairy 22 cows, fruit growers 250 trees, and farmers 175.
Webster John, (Franklin) r 39, (Webster Bros.)
Webster William S., (Franklin) r 39, (Webster Bros.)
WELCH RODNEY E., (Franklin) physician and surgeon, office in residence on Main.
Wells Hattie A., (Franklin) millinery and fancy goods, Main.
Westcot Byron, (Franklin) r 17, farm laborer.
Whaley Daniel A., (North Sheldon) off r 34, farm laborer for H. G. Britch.
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WHITNEY ADOLPHUS D., (East Franklin) r 22, sugar manuf., dairy 25 cows, leases of A. Whitney farm 185.
Whitney Alloway, (East Franklin) r 22, owns farm of 185 acres occupied by A. D. Whitney, and 60 on r 8.
WHITNEY BART, (West Berkshire) r 26, town representative, breeder of pure blooded cattle, registered, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 257.
Whitney Herbert E., (West Berkshire) r 26, works for B. Whitney.
WHITNEY JOHN Is., (East Franklin) r 103, foreman of railroad hands. WILDER JAMES E., (Franklin) cor of roads 5 and 6, breeder of grade steers, fruit grower 300 trees, dairy 35 cows, and farmer 260.
WILLARD ALMOND C., (Franklin) r 13, retired farmer, has lived in Franklin for 70 years.
WILLARD HOBERT A., (Franklin) r 18, farmer, with Melissa M. 100.
Willey Apner U., (South Franklin) r 31, dairy 45 cows, apiary 36 colonies, and farmer 250.
Wilson Benjamin, (East Franklin) r 10, owns 250 acres occupied by F. C. Rogers.
Wilson Edwin C., (East Franklin) r 10, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 50.
Wilson John S., (East Franklin) r 9, sugar manuf. 800 trees, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 175.
WING WILLIAM S., (Franklin) r 20, sugar orchard, dairy 15 cows, and farmer 130.
Wood Hannah E., (Franklin) r 36, widow of Joel, resides with L. K. Manley. Wood John, (Franklin) r 40, farm laborer.
Wood John B., (Franklin) r 35, farmer 18.
Wood Moses, (Franklin) r 13, works for E. Burnell.
Wood Xavior, (Franklin) r 11, farm laborer.
Woods Joseph, (Franklin) r 35, no occupation.
Wright Eleazer, (Franklin) (Wright & Son) Main.
Wright Orson T., (Franklin ) (Wright & Son) Main.
Wright & Son, (Franklin) (Orson T. and Eleazer) sugar orchard 1,000 trees, dairy 30 cows, and farmers 200, Main.
YATES HANNIBAL G., (Franklin) r 14, butcher, dairy 14 cows, and farmer IO0.
YOUNG BROS., (Franklin) (Lewis and Richard) manuf. of carriages and sleighs, house and shop on Main.
YOUNG LEWIS, (Franklin) (Young Bros.,) Main.
YOUNG RICHARD, (Franklin) (Young Bros.,) Main.
GEORGIA.
Abell Reuben, (Georgia) r 16, farm laborer.
ABELL TRUMAN W., (St. Albans Bay) r 2, miller, and farmer Io.
ALEXANDER HENRY G., (Georgia) r 12, contractor, mover of buildings, jobber and farmer 60.
Alexander Herbert R., (Georgia) r 12, farmer, with Henry.
Austin Eleazer A., (Georgia) r 26, dealer in horses, apiarist, agent for agri- cultural implements, dairy 36 cows, and farmer 200.
Austin Elon, (East Georgia) r 40, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 120.
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BAILEY WILLIAM, (West Georgia) r 49, farmer, leases of Mrs. Sidney Boyden 180.
BALLARD ASAHEL A., (Georgia) r 33, farmer, with Henry H.
Ballard Daniel S., (Georgia) r 43, dairy 21 cows, and farmer 225.
BALLARD HARRISON H., (Georgia) r 43 cor 41, diary 22 cows, wool
grower 200 sheep, speculator, dealer and breeder of horses, manufacturer of maple sugar, and farmer 250.
Ballard Henry H., (Georgia) r 33, farmer 150.
Ballard John M., (Georgia) r 43, farmer, with Daniel S.
BALLARD JOSEPH, (Georgia) r 43, wool grower 240 sheep, speculator, dealer in horses, manufacturer of maple sugar, dairy 26 cows, and farmer 350.
Ballard Lydia, (Georgia) r 33, widow of Josiah.
Ballard Mahlon H., (Georgia) r 26, wool grower 150 sheep, and farmer 300. BALLARD ORRICE, (Georgia) r 35, dairy 10 cows, wool grower 200 sheep, dealer in horses, cattle and sheep, and farmer 181.
Barnes Sanford R., (Georgia) r 27, carpenter and joiner, 4 acres.
Barnett Daniel, (Milton) r 52, farmer 32.
Barney Thomas, (East Georgia) r 38, retired farmer, aged 88.
Bartlett Samuel H., (West Georgia) r 44, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 80.
Bassford Benjamin H., (Georgia Plain) r 30, h and 62 acres.
Bates Charles, (St. Albans) r 5, farm laborer.
Bates George, (St. Albans Bay) r I, farm laborer.
Bates Mary P., ( West Georgia) r 50, widow of Thomas.
Bellows Osman F., (East Georgia) r 38, farmer 100.
Benawar John, (Georgia Plain) r 46, laborer. '
Benedict Joseph, (Georgia Plain) r 46, laborer.
Bevins David C., (Georgia Plain) r 45, butcher.
Bevins Martin, (West Georgia) r 44, laborer.
Bevins Martin C., (West Georgia) r 49, butcher, h and 8 acres.
. Bevins Willey, (West Georgia) r 44, laborer.
Bibbin James, (East Georgia) 553, farmer 50.
BLAIR SUSAN, (Georgia) r 27, widow of Dr. Blair, aged 87.
Blair Walter, (St. Albans Bay) r 18, farm laborer.
Blaisdell Charles C., (East Georgia) r 40, cooper.
Blake Edward M., (East Georgia) r 40, dairy 15 cows, farmer, leases of Geo. W., of Fairfax, 100.
Blake Julius, (Georgia Plain) r 29, farm laborer.
Blatchly Elijah D., (Georgia) r 12, carpenter and joiner.
Blatchly Frank F., (Georgia) r 12, carpenter and joiner.
BLATCHLY GEORGE L., (Georgia) r 12, carpenter and joiner.
BLISS CHLORIS C., (Georgia) r 33, speculator and farmer 40.
Bliss Erastus, (Milton) r 52, farmer 40.
BLISS FRED S., (Georgia) r 5, breeder of Jersey red hogs, and farmer I35.
BLISS FREDERICK W., (Georgia) r 33, dealer in horses, and farmer 85. Bliss Orvill S., (Georgia) r 34, writer on agriculture and associate editor Illi- nois live stock journal, Beecher, Ill.
Blore Hiram, (East Georgia) r 39, farmer 7.
BOYDEN EMILY BALLARD, (Georgia) r 33, widow of Stearnes, farmer I35.
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BOYDEN LEVI E., (East Georgia) r 39, farmer 70.
Boyden Mary (West Georgia) r 49, widow of Sidney.
BOYDEN SPENCER E., (West Georgia) r 45, farmer 69, and leases of Emily B. Boyden 135.
Bradley M., (Georgia) r 12, dairy 12 cows, and farmer, leases of Ripley White 1235.
Bright George, (East Georgia) off r 53, farmer 65.
BROOKS DAVID E., (Georgia) r 15, cheese maker.
Brooks James, (Georgia) r 15, retired farmer, aged 78.
Brooks Richard G., (Georgia) r 15, dairy 18 cows, and farmer 225.
Brow Lawrence J., (Georgia) r 27, farm laborer.
Bush Joseph, (St. Albans) r 15, farm laborer.
Bushnell Augustus T., (Georgia) r 34, farmer 62.
BUSHNELL JOSEPH, (Georgia) r 33, farmer 120.
Bushnell Kezia J. Mrs., (Georgia) r 33, farmer 29.
Bushnell William, (Georgia) r 26, retired farmer, aged 84.
Busky Napoleon, (St. Albans Bay) r 18, farm laborer.
Cain Charles, (East Georgia) r 533, farmer 50.
CALDWELL IRA S., (St. Albans) r 5, breeder of Chester white hogs, dairy 40 cows, and farmer 400.
Caldwell Samuel, (Georgia Plain) r 31, wool grower 48 sheep, and farmer 100. CALDWELL WILLIAM A., (Georgia) r 52, collector, constable, wool grower 130 grade Merino sheep, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 218.
CARR ALVIRA Miss, (Georgia Plain) r 47, dairy II cows, and farmer with Eveline I.
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