East Bridge Street |
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1 |
Samuel Piersall |
None |
Yankee |
Mason and Carpenter |
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Mary A. Piersall |
Methodist |
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A. Marcus Miller |
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2 |
Ludwig Schneider |
None |
German |
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Mary Schneider |
None |
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Albert J. Schneider |
None |
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3 |
Academy Hall |
Father Mertens |
Agent |
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4 |
Mary M. Woodin |
Methodist (ss) |
Yankee |
Dress Maker |
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Emma A. Woodin |
Methodist (ss) |
Dress Maker |
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Edith J. Woodin |
Methodist (ss) |
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Ruth A. Woodin |
Methodist (ss) |
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5 |
Emily J. Duncan |
Presbyterian |
Yankee |
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Abbie Whitney |
Methodist |
Yankee |
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6 |
Thomas F. Travis |
None |
Yankee |
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Amanda Travis |
Episcopal1 attending ss |
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Marion A. Travis |
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George H. Travis |
None |
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7 |
Leopold P. Desguin |
Episcopal |
French |
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Camille A. Desguin |
Episcopal |
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Menzo L. Howard |
Presbyterian |
American
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Town Clerk |
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Fernando A. Howard |
Episcopal |
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8 |
Adam Kime |
Methodist |
German |
Glass Worker |
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Isaac T. Nickerson |
Methodist1 attending ss |
Glass Worker |
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S. Janette Nickerson |
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Eva L. Nickerson |
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9 |
Whitney Dwelling |
Frank J. Wallace |
Pap. |
Yankee |
Glass Worker |
Gertrude M. Wallace |
Methodist |
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Muriel F. Wallace |
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10 |
Jesse D. Perkins |
Methodist |
English
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Glass Worker |
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Cora A. Perkins |
Methodist |
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Blanche V. Perkins |
2 attending ss
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Murry K. Perkins |
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C. Leona Perkins |
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Raymond Perkins |
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Clyde A. Perkins |
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Edwin Perkins |
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Arthur S. Perkins |
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11 |
Ellen G. Glasgow |
Catholic3 attending ss |
Yankee |
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Elmer F. Glasgow |
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Flora L. Glasgow |
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Louis J. Glasgow |
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George E. Glasgow |
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12 |
John T. Goodfellow |
Methodist |
Yankee |
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Ellen N. Goodfellow |
Methodist |
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Laura D. Goodfellow |
Methodist |
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Harry D. Goodfellow |
Army Soldier |
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13 |
M. Alta Harding |
Methodist |
Post Office Clerk |
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C. Wright Harding |
None |
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Nelson Dunn |
Baptist |
Yankee |
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Mrs. Nelson Dunn |
Baptist |
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Jr. Dunn |
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16 |
Rev. Edward C. Hoskins |
Episcopal1 attending ss |
Yankee |
Episcopal Rector. |
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Eliza Hoskins |
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17 |
William Holmes |
None |
Irish
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Sarah Holmes |
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Good afternoon:
As you may know we lived in Thomas Deans house on W. Bridge, it was 683 West St. when we lived there 1974-1994. I am enjoying your village directory and had a question I hope you may be able to answer. I see that W. Bridge shows “Lockup” next to Thomas Deans entry. Was there a jail on W. Bridge? I know that Thomas was a justice of the peace along with his many accomplishments. Mr. Cottett told me a story of a wedding that Thomas performed in the house on Christmas Eve one year. Thank you for all the work your team does to keep the history of this once vibrant town alive.