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for the Upper New River Valley of North Carolina and Virginia
TALBOT COUNTY occupies a central position among the Eastern Shore counties, being immediately on the bay shore, and bounded southerly and south.easterly by the Choptank River and Tuckahoe Creek, the former separating it from Dorchester and the latter from Caroline County. It is bounded on the north by Queen Anne's, which is partly separated from it by Wye River.
Seven-eighths of the outline of Talbot is bounded by navigable waters, and it has also running inland Third Haven, Harris and Broad creeks, and St. Michael's and Miles' rivers, dividing it into peninsulas or necks, a several cetisiderable islands, so that three-fourths of the farms have navigable water at their very doors, and of the balance the farthest is not five miles from a landing.
Talbot has a healthy, mild climate, (being tempered by the surrounding waters,) and is considered by its enterprising citizens as the garden spot of this section. The soil is a moderately heavy red clay loam, of very superior quality, easily tilled, retentive of manure, very productive, adapted to the growth of timothy, clover, wheat and corn, as well of fruits. The surface is neither hilly nor fiat, but sufficiently undulating to afford perfect natural drainage, leaving the whole surface entirely clear of swamps, ponds and stagnant water. The land is entirely clear of stone and rocks. Marl, of a very superior quality and easy of access, abounds in almost inexhaustible quantities in nearly every section of the county.
The waters of the county teem with the finest fish and oysters, while all kinds of game and wild fowl are plentiful in season. The Maryland and Delaware R. R., running from Oxford on the Treadhaven River, to Clayton, Delaware, 54 miles, with the numerous steamers, sailing vessels, and other smaller craft, which traverse the adjacent waters, give to this county facilities for cheap transportation not excelled by any other county in the State.
Judges Second Judicial Cirucuit-Hon. John M. Robinson, Chief Judge; Hons. JosephA. Wickes and Frederick Stump, Associate Judges. Auditor Wm. M. Hollyday. Crier--Wm. K. Rathell. and Wm. H. Bostick. Clerk to Court-J. Frank Turner, Easton. Sheriff--Caleb Griffin, Easton. State's Attorney-Charles H. Gibson, Easton. Judges of Orphan's Court-- Davis Clark, Samuel Stewart and John C. Bartlett. Register of Wills--Tilghman N. Chance, Easton. Deputy-E. H. Roe. Surveyor-Jas. M. Tharp. County Commissioners-Wm. Willis, Joseph Horney and C. M. Jump. Clerk-W. H. D. Harper. School Commissoners-Harry P. Hopkins, James E. McDaniel and Wm. M. Hollyday. Secretary and Treasurer-A. Chaplain, Easton. Registers of Voters-Peter G. Stevens, John T. Harrison, Jonathan H. Leonard, Chas. H. Rose, and Joseph B. Lowe. Tax Collector-- John L. Hopkins, Justices of the Peace--P. W. Stewart, N. E. Nicols, A. W. P. Robinson, Wm. C. Neavitt, Charles P. Craig, R. W. Butler, Edward S. Harrison, Thos. J. Slaughter, Isaac B. Gibson, Alga Smith and Alex H. Seth. Coroners--Robert G. Kinnamon, and Wm. H. Bostic. Notary Public--John Satterfield, Easton. Congressman, First District--Hon. D. M. Henry. State Senator--Hon. Edward Lloyd. Members House of Delegates--Hons. Philip F. Thomas, and E. L. F. Hardcastle. Terms of Circuit Court, which are held In the Court House at Easton, the county seat: Law Term-3rd Mondays in May. Chancery Terms--3rd Mondays in November. Population of County--White, 11,471; colored, 6,650. Registered Vote-3,920. Assessed Value of Personal, Real, Stocks and Railroad Property-$8,832,782. State and County Tax-78 cents on $100.
BROAD CREEK NECK
Is in a healthy and thickly settled section, 23 miles from Easton and 11 from St. Michaels. The inhabitants are mostly engaged in oystering from the waters, with which it is nearly surrounded. The land is fair, well cleared, varies in price from $20 to $50 per acre, produces 10 to 20 bus wheat and 40 corn. There are two churches and two schools near. Population 125, Henry C. Neavitt, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths
Harrison, Wm S
Neavitt, Thos W
General Merchandise
Bridges, Jos H
McQuay, B
McQuay, W
Neavitt, W C & H C
Skinner, Grace
Justice of the Peace.
Neavitt, W C
CORDOVA
Is on the Maryland & Delaware R. R., 8 miles from Easton; land, light loam, can be bought at from $5 to $50 per acre, and produces 5 to 25 bus. wheat, 20 to 50 corn, and 1 to 2 tons hay. Churches and schools adjacent. Population 40. C. W. Arringdale, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R.
Smith, A
Blacksmiths
Hardesty & Cook
Constable.
Hopkins, T P
General Merchandise.
Arringdale, L E
EASTON
The county seat, is the largest and most flourishing town in Eastern Md. It is conveniently located near the navigable waters of three rivers, being within one mile of steamboat landing at Easton Points, on Tred Avon; three miles east from Miles River and four miles west from Dover Bridge on the Choptank, at all of which points large steamboats run regularly to and from Baltimore- It is also the virtual ternilnus of the Maryland & Delaware Railroad, as here the offices of the Oompany, the repair shops and car houses are located. This road runs from Oxford, on tide water, to Clayton, 56 miles, where it connects with the Delawase Railroad for Wilmington, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Easton was incorporated in 1754, and is governed by a Board of Commissioners, three in number, who have power to enact ordinances, enforce police regulations, make improvements, and levy and collect taxes. The Commissioners serve for three years, one being elected each year,in April.
Easton contains several very elegant churches. The Protestant Episcopal and the Methodist churshes are fine specimens of architecture, the first being of stone and the others of brick. There is a Protestant Episcopal Chapel, under the charge of the Bishop of the diocese of Easton, and a Friend's Meeting House, one of the oldest in the State, having been erected in 1685. The Court House is a massive and convenient structure of brick, erected in 1790. The schools include High, Grammar and Primary, supported by the county, and several private schools. There are three weekly newspapers published, and all are in a flourishing condition.
The land surrounding is well cleared and fertile, sells at from $20 to $100 per acre, according to location and improvements, produces 10 to 35 bus. wheat, 10 to 40 oats, 200 potatoes, 20 to 60 corn, and 2 tons hay. Population 3,500. W. H. Councell, Postmaster.
CHURCHES AND PASTORS.-M. E., Rev. T. L. Tompkinson; M. E. South, Rev. G. F. Taylor; M. P., Rev. J. E. Reed; P. E., Rev. Robert Wilson; Roman Catholic, Rev. Father Edward Henchy; and two M. E., (colored.)
BENEVOLENT SOcIETIES.-A. F. & A. M.-Coates' 102 and Talbot Chapter 22. I. 0.0. F-Miller 18 and Miller Encampment 83. P.of H- Easton 63, J. L. Adkins, Master; John Outram, Secretary; and Young Men's Christian Association.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS-Richard I. Trippe, Dr. H. T. Goldaborough and R. F. Walker.
Agent-Insurance
Dixon, Robert B
Agent-R. R.
Fleming, B
Agent-Real Estate.
Halstean, Wm
Shanahan & Clark
Agents-Sewing Machine.
Cooper & Phillips
Higgins, E V
Agricultural Implements.
Nicols, Thos C
Attorneym at law.
Dawson, James P
Gibson, Chas H
Hambleton, Sam'l
Harrington, B H
Hollyday, W M
Martin, Wm H
Powell, I C W
Shanahan, Chas E
Stewart, Maj Wm E
Thomas & Bateman
Tilghman, Oswald
Bakers and Confectioners
Martin, T T
Mason, John M
Barbers.
Brooks, Nicholas
Floyd, Philip
Murray, Chas
Blacksmith and Wheelwrights
Bray, Wm C
Killen, P C
Mason, Chas B
Reno, C H
Ryan, Patrick
Thompson, John H
Tucker, Sam'l E
Books and Stationery
Minnick, G W
Boots and Shoes.
Brinsfield, Peter
Collins, S H
Collison, Chas H
Dobson & Bro
Elliott & Rathell
Garey, Geo W
Gibbs, E W H
Higgins, M M
Hughes, Jesse
Langsdale, Hewett
Norris, Samuel
Smith, F H
Bricklayers and Plasterers
Coburn, Thus H
Dean, James M
Holmes, D Thaddeus
Broom Manufacturers
Wrightson, J T
Butchers
Gealon, Wm F
Shanahan, J H K
Shehan, Wm J
Smith, T H
Zimmers, E L
Carpenters and Undertakers.
Flowers, Mathew P
Gatten & Bromwell
Mason, John
Roberts, Wm D & Sons
Turbutt, W H
Carriage Bazaar.
Hopkins, S B & Son
Carriage and Harnessmakers.
Fountaine, A W & Son
Larrimore, A H
Mason, Wm & Sons
Clothing.
Herz, Moses
Steinem, I L
Coal and Wood.
Dixon, R B
Walker Bro & Duncan
Constables
Austin, Chas F
Baker, Thos P
Walker, J L
Dentists.
Hardin, J C
Smithers, T J
Druggists.
Dawson & Bro
Henry & Goldsborough
Trippe, R J.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Cheezum, J W & Co
Jump, J J & Co
Smith, Frank H
Thompson & Kersey
Founders and Machinists
Tuthill & Avery
Wilson, W H & Son
Fruit Packers and Preservers
Nunnsen, Win & Sons
Tharp, H & Son
Furniture.
Bennett, H M
Mason, John
General Merchandise.
Cheezum, J W & Co
Collins, Garrison H
Covington & Bateman
Jarrell, Nichols & Cox
Norris, Sam'l
Robinson, J T
Walker Bro. & Co
Williams, Jacob
Groceries and provisions.
Eaton, G L
Hartnett, Michael
Hubbard, J H T
Langsdale, Hewett
Smith, Frank H
Thompson & Kersey
Hardware.
Nicols, Thos C
Shannahan & Wrightson
Tuthill & Avery
Hats and Caps.
Higgins, M M
Linthicum, James H
Hotels.
Brick, C W Bennett
Roiph, W H Ralph
Justices or the Peace.
Nicols, N E
Robinson, A W F
Stewart, P W
Livery Stables
Covey, Luther W
Cox, John W
Marshall, W J.
Shannahan, J E
Wright, Franklin G
Lumber and Fertilizers.
Arringdale, John A
Dixon, Robert B
Dunning, Robert B
Marble Worker.
Tomlinson, B Agt
Millers.
Wilson, W H & Son
Millinery and Dressmaking
Bruff, Mrs M B
Higgins, Mrs E V
Hubbard, Mrs H A
Lynch, Mrs B A
Norris, Mrs M S
Stewart, Mrs M A
Street, Mrs M
Painters,
Councell, R H T
Furniss, Eli H
Larrimore, Robert T
Mulliken & Dean
Photographer.
Stebbins, B P
Physicians.
Anderson, James H
Bateman, M H
Chamberlaine, J E M
Earle, John C
Goldsboroh, Henry T
Hocking, W. F. (Homeopathic)
Johnson, Julius A
Trippe, E R
Wilson, W G G
Restaurants.
Councell, G W
Haddaway, G W W
Hubbard, T H
Sash, Doors and Blinds
Dunning, Robert B
Tunis & Bro
Stoves and Tinware.
Beck, Mrs Anna
Nicols, Thos C
Tuthill & Avery
Tailors.
Elston, I N
Linthicum, Jas H
Satterfield, John
Shannahan, J A
Tobacconist,
Gealon, Wm W
Watches and Jewelry.
Myers, H
Phillips, J M
Stewart, Chas H
HAMBLETON
Is 6 miles south of Easton, located in a healthy and fertile section. Land varies in price from $10 to $60 per acre; yields 20 bus wheat, 100 potatoss and 40 corn. The county almshouse is situated near; churches and schools in the vicinity. Population 100. E. W. Norris, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths
Pasterfield, John D
Plummer, Robert H
Carpenters
Kemp, Wm
Matthews, Solomon
General Merchandise
Lloyd, C. M.
Norris, E. W.
Huckster
Haddaway, Chas. W.
Miller
Tarbutton, Wm. H.
McDANIELTOWN
Is 16 miles from Easton. Clalborn's Wharf on Easton Bay, is the shipping point; land, stiif, well cleared, is valued at from $20 to $50 per acre, and yields 15 bus wheat, 20 to 30 corn, and 1 ton hay. M. P. Church, Locust Grove Academy, and a public school. Population 275. James H. Caulk, Poatmaster.
Attorney at Law.
Lowe, Albert
Blacksmiths and wheelwrlghts
Caulk, J H
Jones, Thos L
Wrightson, John E
Bricklayer.
Freeburger, Edward
Carpenters.
Conway, F A
Pennington, Wm
Conveyancer
Lowe, James M
General Merchandise.
Caulk, J H & Bro
Miller, Frank
Swift, Lewis W
Wrightson,W O
Millers.
Schultze, Fred
Tunis, Joseph T
Physicaian
Seth, James
Surveyor.
Kemp, John W
OXFORD
Is on Third Haven River, the terminus of Md. & Del. R. R., 10 miles from Easton. The location is beautiful, climate excellent, and it is fast becoming a very popular watering place and summer resort. The land surrounding is well cleared. Soil unsurpaased in fertility, and much of it is in a high state of cultivation. Land can be bought at from $20 to $70 per acre, as to location and improvements; produces 20 bus. wheat, 40 corn, 150 potatoes, and 2 tons hay. Good churches and schools in the village. Population 500. T. B. Stewart, Postmaster.
Blacksmith and Wheelwrights
Bergman, W M
Carpenter
Markland, Thos A
Nichols, J & Bro
General Merchandise.
Elliott, W T
Leonard, Mrs N
Seth, W H
Stewart, T B & Bro
Hotels
Leonard, Mrs N
Martin, Thos O
Miller
Leonard, Mrs N
Oyster Packers,
Sinclair, Edward
Todd, John W
Ship Builders
Benson & Co
Shoemaker.
Stevens, John E
ROYAL OAK
Is at the head of Oak Creek, 5 miles from Easton, and near Double Mills the shipping point; village healthy; land can be bought at from $25 to $75 per acre, produces 20 to 80 bus. wheat, 30 to 50 corn, and 1 ton hay. M. E., M. E. South and P. E. Churches. One public school. Population 126. E. T. Benson, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Kilmon, Gee M
Kilmon, Wm
Leonard, B F
Marshall, E
Pasterfield, J T
Butcher
Frampton, J W
Carpenter
Denny, Eugene
Gimeny, A
Kirby, Abner
Newman, Joseph
Phillips, R. R.
Carriagemakers
Kilmon, Dan'l J
Kilmon, L S
Dentist
Robinson, Joseph A
Druggist
Pasterfield, P M
General Merchandise
Avella, F. F.
Benson, E. T.
Thompson, S. S.
Valliant, H. B.
Valliant, L. R.
Harness and Broommaker
Meeds, R. H.
Justice of the Peace
Robinson, J. A.
Millers
Battee, Peter
Peters, S. G.
Robinson, Wm.
Physicians
Dawson, R. M.
Trippe, Sam C.
Shoemaker
Benson, Joseph R.
SKIPTON.
Is 4 miles from Cordova, located in a very fine section on the county. The land is naturally good, in a high state of cultivation, is valued at from $20 to $40 per acre, and produces 80 bus. wheat, 30 to 70 corn and 3 tons hay. M. E. South and Roman Catholic Churches; one public school Population 25. J. A. Catrup, Postmaster.
Blackumiths.
Cannon, Chas B
Cannon, J L
Gore, James
Carpenter.
Quimby, Thos
General Merchandise.
Dawson & Stafford
Miller.
Hardcastle, Col A B
ST. MICHAEL'S
Is on the St. Michsel's River, 12 miles from Easton. Location healthy; business, crops and land generally good; land principally cleared, some pine, oak, hickory, cedar and chestnut yet remaining, is worth from $20 to $75 per acre, yields 50 bus. oats, 75 potatoes, 35 corn and 30 wheat. The town is sprightly and attractive, has nicely paved side walks, illuminated at night With lamps, has a commodious and well built Methodist Church and other educational and religious institutions. The ship building and packing interests promise to be a source of increasing revenue, and provide employment for a number of people. The inhabitants are affable, courtsous and kindly disposed toward strangers. The waters in the vicinity abound plentifully with oysters and fish, and it is a delightful retreat in summer. Population 1,900. R A. Dodson, Postmaster.
CHURCHES AND PASTORS.-M. E., Rev. Vaughn Smith; M. P., Rev. E. R, McGregor; P. E., Rev. E. F Dashiell; and M. B. (colored), Rev. John Manlove,
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS-I O. M.-Gratitude 30. I O O F.-Bayside 66. P. of H-Laurel 6, J. a. Adams, Master; J. T. Radcliffe, Sec'y; and Workingmen's Building and Loan.
TOWN OFFICERS-Mayor-B. H. Blades. Commissoners-D. M. Feddeman, John L Smith, Wm J. Fairbank and James E. Harrison. Baliff--Edward Waldron.
Agent-Insurauce & Real Estate
Benson, James
Covey & Harrison
Dean, John W
Haddaway, Gee B
Agricultural Implements.
Dodson & Avery
Auctionoeers.
Dean, John W
Murphy, R K
Baker, and Confectioners
Green, Wm
Valliant, T J
Voneiff, John
Barber
Morris, Wm F
Blacksmiths and wheelwrights
Feddeman, Dan'l M
Hambleton, John S
Harrison & Richardson
Withgott, Wm H
Boarding House.
Cottage, Thos L Sutliff
Bricklayers, and Plasterers
Caulk, James
Dyott, James
Willey,Chas
Brick Manufacturers.
White & Dodson
Carpeuters and Undertakers,
Blades & Dyott
Pairbank & Fairbank
Hambleton, Alex & Son
Kirby, Wm. N.
Sparks, O. P.
Coal and Wood.
Fairbank, Wm J
Hull, Geo.
Sewell & Blades
Constable.
Edgar, S B
Druggists
Dodson & Benson
Jefferson, E M
Florist.
Miller, Dr John
Fruit Packers
Harrison, E & Son
General Merchandise.
Aldridge Eros
Benson, James
Blades, Thos
Harrison, E & Son
Harrison, James E
Hope, Dan'l
McMahan Harriet
Skinner, J K & Son
Warren & Ridgaway
Williams, Denny
Groceries and Provisions
Baker, John W
Harrison, Jeremiah
Jackson & Holland
Shannahan,Wm J
Sutliff, Thomas L
Wilson, Frank
Hardware,
Dolson & Avery
Harnessmaker.
Weedon, Wm
Hotel.
Williams, John T Harrington
Justice. of the Peace.
Sparks, O P
Willey, Edward
Livery Stables.
Demby, Kinsey
Evans, Thos H
Hamilton, P T
Hunt, Peter D
Jackson & Holland
Machinists
Jump, Alex
Lewis, Silas F
Miller.
Navy Point Mills, Wm P Sewell
Millinery and Dressmaking.
Meads, Mrs Emma
Miller, Lizzie
Ringgold, Mrs Jane
Smith, Dr James I
Tarr, Mrs S A
Warren, Mrs Hester
Music Teachers
Dodson, Cora
Ford, Maggie
Haddaway, Mrs Annie
Oyster Packers
Blades, J L & Bro
Caulk, Wm
Fairbank, J O
Ford & Mansfield
Willis, Wm
Painter.
Warden, James
Physicians.
Dodson, R A
Gibson, J. C.
Miller, John
Smith, James I
White, A M
Printer
Haddaway, Geo E
Saw Mill.
Sewell, Wm P
Ship Builders
Dawson, Thos L
Kirby & Lang
Lambdin, Robert & Sons
Shoemakers
Fairbank, Oliver
Smithman, C A
Stoves and Tinware.
Collins, Geo W
Tailor.
Mansfield, Chas H
Watches and Jewelry.
Letournan, H G
TRAPPE
Is 9 miles from Easton and 5 from Clora's Point, on the Choptank River, the shipping point Location healthy; land good, varies in price from $10 to $100 per acre, and yields 25 bus. wheat and 35 corn. M. E., M. E. South, M. P. and P. B. Churches; publlc schools. Population 250. R. T. Mullikin, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths
Pasterfield, Wm H H
Seymour, Wm T H
Butchers
Frampton, R
Batterfield, J D
Carpenters and Undertakers
Bowdie, E T
Coburn, John F
Holmes, J P
Peregoy, James
Sumners, S A
Tarbutton, E
Constable
Sullivan, Jno B
Druggists
Kemp, R H General Merchandise
Chaplain D
Clark, J D & Co
Dawson, Bowdie & Stephen
Leonard, I M & J H
Lloyd, Mrs M B
Lloyd, R N
Merrick, W B & B B
Mullikin, Mrs J H
Whitley, I J
Justices of the Peace
Butler, R. W.
Craig, C. P.
Millers
Jump, I. W.
Tarbutton, J.C.
Wright, W. P.
Painter
Sullivan, John S.
Physicains
Chaplain, James S.
Hardcastle, E. M.
Lloyd, F. M.
Printer
Mullikin, B.
Shoemakers
Chaplain, D.
Connolly, J.H.
Mullikin, P. B.
Payne, E.
Tailors
Mullikin, Jesse
Mullikin, Wm.
Tinner
Schuhmann, P.
WOODLAND
Is on the Maryland & Delaware R R, 3 miles from Easton. Soil, red clay; land can be bought for $30 per acre, and yields 30 bua wheat and 50 corn. Churches and schools convenient Population 35. J. Frank Brown, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R.
Brown, J Frank
Blacksmith
Kirby, James
Carpenter
Trax, Geo General Merchandise
Barnett, D C
Green, John
Jump, John
Smith, James
Mason
Brown, Jos. H.
Millers
Kichline & Jones
Physicians
Neal, A. W.
Rose, C. H.
WYE MILLS
Is 7 miles from Centreville and near Wye Landing the shipping point. Location healthy; land rich, well cleared, sells at $30 per acre, produces 30 bus wheat 60 cora and 2 tons hay. M. E., M. P. and P. E. Churches and public schools near. Population 500. C. W. Kelley, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Hoxter, Clay H
Orrell, J P & F
Wrightson, L
Butcher
Murray, J
Bridges, B
Maccabee, J
General Merchandise
Bartlett, F A
Kelley, C W
Saulsbury, T.B.
Skinner, Benj.
Miller
Evans, Christopher
Oyster Dealers
Sparkin, Wm.
Physician
Comegys, N.
Shoemaker
Chippy, Frank
FARMERS IN TALBOT COUNTY AND THEIR POST OFFICE ADDRESS:
Broad Creek Neck
Auld, James
Ball, Dawson D
Ball, Robert
Bridges, Wm. H.
Bromwell, Robert
Camper, Addison
Camper, Mrs. Mary W.
Carroll, Mrs. Deborah E.
Grace, Wm. S.
Haddaway, John
Haddaway, Capt. W. H.
Harrison, Saml
James, John
Jones,Wm.
McQuay, Wm.
Mortimer, John
Neavitt, John A.
Ridgeway, W. H.
Wayman, John
Cordova
Ayers, D. W.
Calloway, C.
Carey, James
Christian, G.
Councell, D. L. F.
Davis, E. Y.
Dukes, L. T.
Dukes, W. J.
Fisher, J. L.
Hopkins, J. W.
Hopkins, T. P.
Hopkins, W. J.
Knapp, A. F.
McDonald, John
Shull, R. R.
Slaughter, Wm.
Street, L. B.,
Warner, Mrs. E.
Williams & Miller
Wooters, C. R.
Easton
Adkins, Dr. J. L.
Allen, Bennett
Anderson, Dr. James H.
Arringdale, Richard
Austin, Chas H
Austin, Harrison
Austin, James
Barry, F
Bartlett, J. S.
Bartlett,.John C
Bartlett, Joseph
Bateman, Col H B
Bateman, Dr J E M
Bennett, J B
Burrows, Henry
Caldwell John L
Catrup, J.L
Chamberiame, Dr J. E. M
Chamberlaine, Joseph C.
Chance, Tilghman N.
Cherbonnier, Dr. P.
Chilcutt, John
Clark, Z. T.
Cole, Wm.
Coller, Wm. H.
Conlyn, Wm.
Coulby, Robert
Cox, John N.
Cox, Dr. L. C.
Craft, John H.
Derfender, E.
Dixon, James
Dixon, R. B.
Duncan, Geo.
Earle, Dr. J. C.
Elbins, Wm. T.
Elliott, James B.
Foxwell, N. J.
Gibson, Chas. H.
Goldsborough, F. C.
Goldsborough, G. R.
Goldsborough, H.
Goldsborough, J. McD.
Goldsborough, M. T.
Goldsborough, Wm.
Goldsborough, Wm., Jr.
Grogan, J. J.
Hall, Jarvis
Hambleton, J. P.
Hance, H.
Hardcastle, Capt. E. L. F.
Harden, Chambers
Harrison, Dr. S. A.
Hart, W. A.
Hatton, Robert
Hayes, H. R.
Hayward, Col. Wm.
Herron, A.
Hollyday, Henry
Hollyday, Hon. R. C.
Hollyday, Thos. R.
Hollyday, Wm. M.
Hopkins, Henry P.
Horny, James P.
Hughlett, Thomas
Jackson, R. M.
Jenkins, John
Johnston, F H
Jones, John
Jump, Chas M
Jump, John W
Jump, Robert H.
Kemp, Mrs W .T,
Kirby, J Thos
Kirby, Silas
Kirby, W H
Leonard, Capt C. R.
Leonard, John
Lloyd, Col. E.
Love, Solomon M.
Lowndes. Com. C.
Lowndes, Lloyd
Mackey, Mrs. Alex H.
Martin, Capt. D. A.
Martin, T. T.
Mason, John
Mason, Wm.
McGinn, Hugh
McNeal, J. H.
Mead, John C.
Mills, J.E.
Morris, Jacob G.
Norris, E. W.
Norris, Owen
Oliver, Thos. H.
Outram, Benj.
Outram, John
Parker, C. F.
Parker, Orin
Pascault, A A
Pascault, F R
Pratt, W A
Price, Harrison
Price, Joseph R.
Rash, J F
Ray, Edward
Red, G M
Reynolds, Henry
Reynolds, Wm F
Rolson, Joseph B
Roe, James A
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