Occupation

...engineer, co-founder, 1908 -, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, Wilson and Schlesinger, Lawrence D. WILSON (1882 OH to 1936 OH), Lawrence D. WILSON, 0, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I... Upon returning to Xenia, he co-founded a general engineering and construction company called Wilson and Schlesinger. He bought out Schlesinger's interests within a year. Soon after the company was called Wilson and Dean and still later it was renamed to L.D. Wilson Company. In 1911 it was incorporated and renamed to The Wilson Engineering and Contracting Company. It had offices on S. Detroit Street in Xenia. The company later established coal and builder's supply businesses with yards on Washington Street. It thus abandoned the engineering business though it kept the company name. The Wilson Engineering and Contracting Company later purchased the Shawnee Refrigerator Company and renamed it to be the Xenia Ice Company. The two companies merged their operations and were located on W. Church Street. After prohibition was repealed, the Xenia Ice Company became a distributor for several brands of beer in twenty counties in southwestern Ohio. It also established a warehouse in Columbus.
...blacksmith, -, ABRAHAM MOORE (1716 ?MA to 1773 MA), ABRAHAM MOORE, 1, I
...blacksmith, -, DAVID MILLER Sr. (1736 ?MA to 1808 ?VT), DAVID MILLER Sr., 2, I
...blacksmith, -, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JOHN PRESCOTT (c1604 EN to 1681 MA), JOHN PRESCOTT, 2, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...blacksmith, 1643 -, Rowley, Essex county, Massachusetts, THOMAS SAWYER (c1616 EN to 1706 MA), THOMAS SAWYER, 1, Rowley, Essex county, Massachusetts, I
...blacksmith, -, HENRY CHAMBERLAIN (1595 EN to 1674 MA), HENRY CHAMBERLAIN, 1, I
...blacksmith, -, JOHN HILL II (?1610 ?EN to 1664 ?MA), JOHN HILL II, 1, I
...blacksmith, -, Abner MOORE (1736 MA to 1756 ?MA), Abner MOORE, 0, I
...blacksmith, -, James MOORE (1693 ?MA to 1743 ?MA), James MOORE, 0, I
...cabinetmaker, -, Estey Organ Works, Charles A. MILLER (1849 VT to 1874), Charles A. MILLER, 0, I
...cabinetmaker, -, Philip J. SHULTZ (1778 ?PA to 1849 PA), Philip J. SHULTZ, 0, I
...carpenter, -, LAWRENCE WATERS (1602 EN to 1687 MA), LAWRENCE WATERS, 1, I
...carpenter, -, BENJAMIN BARRETT (p1653 MA to 1690 MA), BENJAMIN BARRETT, 1, I
...carpenter, -, Massachusetts, NATHANIEL WOODWARD (1613 to 1694), NATHANIEL WOODWARD, 1, Massachusetts, I
...carpenter, -, THOMAS MILLER (1609 EN to 1680 CT), THOMAS MILLER, 1, I
...carpenter, -, Massachusetts, NATHANIEL WOODWARD (?1585 EN to p1661 ?MA), NATHANIEL WOODWARD, 1, Massachusetts, I
...carpenter, -, Elmer R. DOUGLASS (1889 CA to 1920), Elmer R. DOUGLASS, 0, I
...carpenter, -, Weston, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, John JONES (1686 ?MA to 1706), John JONES, 0, Weston, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...carpenter, -, Judah MOORE (1755 CT to 1844 VT), Judah MOORE, 0, I
...carpenter, -, Paul MOORE (1711 MA to 1756 MA), Paul MOORE, 0, I
...carpenter, -, John WOODWARD (?1650 MA to 1688 MA), John WOODWARD, 0, I
...carpenter, -, Robert WOODWARD (?1618 ?EN to 1653 ?MA), Robert WOODWARD, 0, I
...carpenter, -, Ezekiel WOODWARD (?1622 EN to c1680 ?MA), Ezekiel WOODWARD, 0, I
...clothier, -, HENRY COGGAN (c1585 EN to 1612), HENRY COGGAN, 1, I
...clothier, -, Stanstead, Suffolk county, England, EDWARD\EDMUND FROST (?1560 EN to 1616 EN), EDWARD\EDMUND FROST, 5, Stanstead, Suffolk county, England, I
...clothier, -, RICHARD SCOTT (?1505 EN to c1565 ?EN), RICHARD SCOTT, 5, I
...collarmaker, -, EDWARD HEATH (?1525 EN to 1593), EDWARD HEATH, 2, I
...cooper, -, JOSEPH WARNER (1707 MA to 1743 CT), JOSEPH WARNER, 1, I
...cooper, -, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, DANIEL ALLEN (c1635 EN to ?1735 MA), DANIEL ALLEN, 2, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...corn miller, -, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JOHN PRESCOTT (c1604 EN to 1681 MA), JOHN PRESCOTT, 2, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I... He located in what later became a part of the town of Clinton at about the southeast corner of High and Waters Streets.
...gunsmith, -, RUFUS MOORE (1761 MA to 1836 VT), RUFUS MOORE, 1, I
...haberdasher of hats, -, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, WALTER ALLEN (1601 EN to 1681 MA), WALTER ALLEN, 2, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...linen weaver, -, WALTER HAYNES (1583 EN to 1665 MA), WALTER HAYNES, 1, I
...master carpenter, -, Curtis Carmean (?1855 ?MO to 1932 CA), Curtis Carmean, 0, I
...mill owner, -, EDMUND\EDWARD LITTLEFIELD (c1591 EN to 1661 ?ME), EDMUND\EDWARD LITTLEFIELD, 1, I
...miller, 1860 -, Decatur county Iowa, GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS (1826 IL to 1914 ?CA), GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS, 1, Decatur county Iowa, I
...miller, -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, David Learned (1710 ?MA to 1730), David Learned, 0, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...miller, -, John PRESCOTT (c1635 EN to 1682 ?MA), John PRESCOTT, 0, I... eventually took over his father's mill
...millwright, -, Pennsylvania, ABRAHAM HILDEBRAND (1748 GE to 1833 PA), ABRAHAM HILDEBRAND, 1, Pennsylvania, I
...millwright, -, DORMAN BLOSS (c1771 CT to 1823 IN), DORMAN BLOSS, 1, I... Dorman built a dam on the east fork of the White River at Rockford just one and a half miles north of Seymour. He later built the first water mill there but he died unexpectedly shortly after completing it and the mill later burned down.
...nail maker, -, Rufus MOORE (1776 ?MA to 1846 ?MA), Rufus MOORE, 0, I
...sadler, -, England, CHARLES HOAR (?1592 EN to 1638 EN), CHARLES HOAR, 2, England, I
...sadler, -, England, CHARLES HOAR (?1568 ?EN to ?1632 EN), CHARLES HOAR, 2, England, I
...saw mill owner, 1717 -, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Samuel Bennett (1665 ?MA to 1742 ?MA), Samuel Bennett, 0, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...shoemaker, -, HENRY CHAMBERLAIN (?1619 ?EN to 1678 MA), HENRY CHAMBERLAIN, 1, I
...shoemaker, -, THOMAS THAYER (1596 EN to 1665), THOMAS THAYER, 1, I
...shoemaker, -, WILLIAM SHATTUCK (c1621 EN to 1672), WILLIAM SHATTUCK, 1, I
...shoemaker, -, Jeduthan MOORE (1741 ?MA to 1816 ?MA), Jeduthan MOORE, 0, I
...smith, -, JOHN STRUTT (?1450 EN to 1516 EN), JOHN STRUTT, 5, I
...tailor, -, GEORGE ALDRICH (1605 EN to 1682 ?MA), GEORGE ALDRICH, 1, I
...tailor, -, JOHN BALL (?1620 EN to 1675 MA), JOHN BALL, 1, I
...tailor, -, ABRAHAM THOMAS JONES (1602 ?EN to 1681 MA), ABRAHAM THOMAS JONES, 1, I
...tanner, -, Hingham, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, DAVID HOBART (1651 MA to 1717 MA), DAVID HOBART, 1, Hingham, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, I
...tanner, -, JOHN WINTER (?1605 EN to 1662 ?MA), JOHN WINTER, 1, I
...tanner, -, England, JOHN PURCHAS (?1550 EN to 1585 EN), JOHN PURCHAS, 4, England, I
...tanner, -, Samuel ALDRICH (1665 MA to 1747 ?RI), Samuel ALDRICH, 0, I
...tanner, -, Samuel ALDRICH (1681 ?MA to 1752), Samuel ALDRICH, 0, I
...tanner, -, John MIXER (1669 MA to 1689), John MIXER, 0, I
...weaver, -, ISRAEL WINSLOW NICHOLS (1650 MA to 1734 MA), ISRAEL WINSLOW NICHOLS, 1, I
...weaver, -, JOHN BALL (1644 ?MA to 1722 ?MA), JOHN BALL, 1, I
...weaver, -, HENRY COGGAN (c1585 EN to 1612), HENRY COGGAN, 1, I
...weaver, -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, NATHANIEL\NATHANIAL TREADWAY (c1610 EN to 1689), NATHANIEL\NATHANIAL TREADWAY, 1, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...weaver, -, ISAAC MIXER (?1572 EN to 1642 EN), ISAAC MIXER, 1, I
...weaver, -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, JOHN PIERCE (1585 EN to 1661 MA), JOHN PIERCE, 2, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...weaver, -, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, Philemon Whale (?1590 EN to 1676 ?MA), Philemon Whale, 0, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...weaver, -, Collins MOORE (1698 ?MA to 1738 ?MA), Collins MOORE, 0, I
...weaver, -, Josiah TREADWAY (1651 ?MA to 1732 MA), Josiah TREADWAY, 0, I
...weaver, -, Ebenezer WOODWARD (1683 ?MA to 1745 MA), Ebenezer WOODWARD, 0, I
...weaver, -, Ezekiel WOODWARD (1687 ?MA to 1759), Ezekiel WOODWARD, 0, I
...wheelwright, -, Thomas\Isaac THAYER (1664 MA to 1738), Thomas\Isaac THAYER, 0, I
...wool stapler, -, England, CHARLES HOAR (?1592 EN to 1638 EN), CHARLES HOAR, 2, England, I
...SE corner of Trumbull & Pearl, -, Hartford, Hartford county, Connecticut, SETH GRANT (?1610 EN to 1636), SETH GRANT, 1, Hartford, Hartford county, Connecticut, I... was one of the original ones there
...World War II, -, Missouri, Midway Ford Truck Center, James S. WILSON (1922 MO to 2002 MO), James S. WILSON, 0, Missouri, I... retired after 27 years
...assistant cashier, -, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, Savings Deposit Bank, Erwin Eastwood (1905 to 1939), Erwin Eastwood, 0, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, I
...assistant, 1980 -1985, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, Dr. Powell DDS, Patricia Ann DEATON (1932 TN to 2015 MO), Patricia Ann DEATON, 1, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, I
...assistant, 1994 -2000, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, Chamber of Commerce, Patricia Ann DEATON (1932 TN to 2015 MO), Patricia Ann DEATON, 1, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, I
...basketball official, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Orlan Clifford MOORE (1889 IA to 1976 IA), Orlan Clifford MOORE, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... Many of the games he officiated were played in the "Ye Olde Opera House" building.
...controller, 1979 -2004, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, Chuck Anderson Ford Mazda, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, I
...county auditor, -, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, Medina County, Erwin Eastwood (1905 to 1939), Erwin Eastwood, 0, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, I
...county coroner, -, Morgan county Illinois, James DEATON (1779 VA to 1854 IL), James DEATON, 0, Morgan county Illinois, I
...director, 1910 -, Birmingham, Erie county, Ohio, Cleveland Bible Institute Orphanage, Frank S. Eastwood (1880 OH to 1939 OH), Frank S. Eastwood, 0, Birmingham, Erie county, Ohio, I
...distinguished professor of theology, -, Franeker, Friesland county, Netherlands, University of Franeker, WILLIAM AMES Jr. (1576 EN to 1633 EN), WILLIAM AMES Jr., 1, Franeker, Friesland county, Netherlands, I
...executive manager, 1988 -1997, Kansas City, Wyandotte county, Kansas, Dillards retired, Paul Douglas WILSON (1935 KS to 2018 KS), Paul Douglas WILSON, 0, Kansas City, Wyandotte county, Kansas, I
...farmer, 1923 -1939, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, Medina County, Frank S. Eastwood (1880 OH to 1939 OH), Frank S. Eastwood, 0, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, I... He farmed for a few years after he was married then sold the farm. According to his obituary, Frank spent the fall of 1938 "...in the Carolinas to get away from his trying duties as a probation officer".
...general agent, -, Kansas City Pittsburgh and Gulf Railroad, Benjamin Franklin WILSON Jr. (1850 OH to 1914), Benjamin Franklin WILSON Jr., 0, I... railroad was based in Joplin Missouri
...justice of the peace, -, Morgan county Illinois, James DEATON (1779 VA to 1854 IL), James DEATON, 0, Morgan county Illinois, I
...manager of apartment complex, -, Elinor May SEARLS (1921 ?NY to 1989 CA), Elinor May SEARLS, 0, I
...manager of apartment complex, -, Coley D. Doane (?1921 to 1949), Coley D. Doane, 0, I
...marshall, 1928 -, Champaign county Ohio, Ben Richeson (1885 OH to 1928 ?OH), Ben Richeson, 0, Champaign county Ohio, I
...mechanical department manager, -, Lorain county Ohio, Thew Shovel Works, Alfred Pettitt (1862 ?NY to 1939), Alfred Pettitt, 0, Lorain county Ohio, I
...minister, -, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, John Pettitt (?1819 to 1839 ?OH), John Pettitt, 0, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, I
...minister, -, John Pettitt (?1819 to 1839 ?OH), John Pettitt, 0, I
...office manager, -, Richard Alexander Garrett (1913 IL to ?1945), Richard Alexander Garrett, 0, I
...pastor, 1922 -1939, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, Baptist Church, Frank S. Eastwood (1880 OH to 1939 OH), Frank S. Eastwood, 0, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, I
...postmaster, -, Brady, Huntingdon county, Pennsylvania, Leonard G. Kessler (1818 PA to 1902 PA), Leonard G. Kessler, 0, Brady, Huntingdon county, Pennsylvania, I
...preceptressteacher, -, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, Monnett Hall, Susan Atkinson WILSON (1841 OH to 1919 CA), Susan Atkinson WILSON, 0, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...probation officer, 1923 -1939, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, Medina County, Frank S. Eastwood (1880 OH to 1939 OH), Frank S. Eastwood, 0, Medina, Medina county, Ohio, I
...school superintendant, -, Champaign county Ohio, Frank Clement Bowers (1886 OH to 1886), Frank Clement Bowers, 0, Champaign county Ohio, I
...sheriff deputy, 1893 -, Hamil county Texas, Thomas Jarvis DEATON (1860 TX to 1893 TX), Thomas Jarvis DEATON, 0, Hamil county Texas, I... While working as a deputy for sheriff A.P. Shockly, Thomas was attempting to arrest a man named Jim Jones. Jones shot and killed Thomas then escaped. Jones was still being sought by the law three years later.
...sheriff, -, Comanche county Texas, Thomas DEATON (1827 NC to 1880 TX), Thomas DEATON, 0, Comanche county Texas, I... for two years
...sheriff, -, Hamil county Texas, Thomas DEATON (1827 NC to 1880 TX), Thomas DEATON, 0, Hamil county Texas, I... for two years after Commanche county
...vice president, 1941 -1968, Pittsburgh, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, H.H. Robertson Company, George Bacon MOORE (1904 MA to 1941), George Bacon MOORE, 0, Pittsburgh, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, I... retired
...vice-president of sales, -, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, Xenia Shoe Manufacturing Company, Henry C. Flynn (1903 OH to 1949 NY), Henry C. Flynn, 0, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I... After graduating from business school, Henry returned to Xenia and went to work for his father in the Xenia Shoe Manufacturing Company. His father was the president and general manager. The company was later purchased by the Krippendorf-Dittmann Company and Henry became a vice president. He was responsible for the company's eastern sales division. Henry was elected a director of the Xenia National Bank in 1929. He served as a vice president there even after he moved to Scarsdale.
...watchman, 1925 -1929, Pocatello, Bannock county, Idaho, O.S.L., William Oliver DEATON (1872 NC to 1929 ID), William Oliver DEATON, 0, Pocatello, Bannock county, Idaho, I
...weather observer, 1916 -1965, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, National Weather Service, Orlan Clifford MOORE (1889 IA to 1976 IA), Orlan Clifford MOORE, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... He took daily readings at the Big Sioux River every day. He also measured rainfall.
...Baptist minister, 1892 -, Medina county Ohio, Charles H. SEARLS (1862 OH to 1940 ?OH), Charles H. SEARLS, 0, Medina county Ohio, I... He eventually became what was described in the book "The History of Hinckley, Ohio" as the "best known and universally beloved minister within a 25 mile radius".
...Baptist minister, pastor, 1920 -1936, New Lyme, Ashtabula county, Ohio, New Lyme Baptist Church, Anna C. Eastwood (1884 ?OH to 1961 ?OH), Anna C. Eastwood, 0, New Lyme, Ashtabula county, Ohio, I
...Baptist minister, pastor, 1936 -, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, Hinckley Ridge Baptist Church, Anna C. Eastwood (1884 ?OH to 1961 ?OH), Anna C. Eastwood, 0, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, I
...Baptist preacher, 1850 -, Rains county Texas, John Calvin DEATON (1794 NC to 1858 TX), John Calvin DEATON, 0, Rains county Texas, I
...C.P.A., bank auditor, -, Oakland, Alameda county, California, federal government, Joseph Atkinson Garrett (1887 IL to 1980 CA), Joseph Atkinson Garrett, 0, Oakland, Alameda county, California, I... Forced to retire at mandatory age of 70, so he went to work for five more years in Spokane, Washington.
...L.P.N., -, ?Suisun City, Solano county, California, Anita Elizabeth SEARLS (1918 IA to 1990 CA), Anita Elizabeth SEARLS, 0, ?Suisun City, Solano county, California, I
...Methodist Episcopal minister, -, John W. DEATON (1777 VA to 1861 VA), John W. DEATON, 0, I
...accountant, 1956 -1958, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Burroughs Corp. Todd Division, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, I
...accountant, 1958 -1959, Fort Smith, Sebastian county, Arkansas, Burroughs Corp. Todd Division, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Fort Smith, Sebastian county, Arkansas, I
...accountant, 1959 -1959, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, Burroughs Corp. Todd Division, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, I
...accountant, 1959 -1960, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, McKowat Mercer, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, I... printer speciality of Civil War books
...accountant, -1940, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, Gillette Safety Razor Company, George Bacon MOORE (1904 MA to 1941), George Bacon MOORE, 0, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...accountant, -, Interstate Commerce Commission, James Frederick Wolfenden (1874 MI to 1920), James Frederick Wolfenden, 0, I
...accountant, business manager, 1960 -1970, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, Truex Chevrolet, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, I
...accountant, salesman, 1955 -1955, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Wurzburg Brothers, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, I... brokers for corrugated boxes the company existed until about 2017, headquartered at 710 S. 4th St. in Memphis, when it went bankrupt
...administrator, 16450701-, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, church, John Bicknell (?1625 ?EN to 1645), John Bicknell, 0, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...advertising director, -, Coley D. Doane (?1921 to 1949), Coley D. Doane, 0, I
...airline stewardess, -, Mary Addie Linda DEATON (1923 TN to 2012 VA), Mary Addie Linda DEATON, 0, I... After graduation, Linda moved to Hollywood, California and became a stewardess for American Airlines. After she and Jack were married, they moved to various places around the country, including Hawaii, before they settled in McLean, Virginia, just outside of Washington DC.
...alderman, 1632 -1638, Gloucester, Gloucestershire county, England, CHARLES HOAR (?1592 EN to 1638 EN), CHARLES HOAR, 2, Gloucester, Gloucestershire county, England, I
...architect, -, Bruce DOUGLASS (1886 SD to 1949), Bruce DOUGLASS, 0, I
...assessor, 1700 -1708, Samuel WHITMORE (1658 ?MA to 1724 ?MA), Samuel WHITMORE, 0, I
...attorney, -, Newell Fowler (?1900 to 1920), Newell Fowler, 0, I
...attorney, -, Western Union, James Oakes McKee (1920 ND to ?1940), James Oakes McKee, 0, I
...attorney, -, Galesburg, Knox county, Illinois, Peel Mathers and McKee, James Oakes McKee (1920 ND to ?1940), James Oakes McKee, 0, Galesburg, Knox county, Illinois, I... there eleven years before retiring
...attorney, -, Richard Pratt Garrett (1877 IL to 1972 IL), Richard Pratt Garrett, 0, I... In 1936 his office was located at 1 Seventy Six W. Adams Street in Chicago. In 1955 his office was at 30 N. LaSalle Street in Chicago.
...auctioneer, -, Rufus MOORE (1776 ?MA to 1846 ?MA), Rufus MOORE, 0, I
...auctioneer, -, ?Tully, Onondaga county, New York, John Newman SEARLS (1941 NY to 1970 NY), John Newman SEARLS, 0, ?Tully, Onondaga county, New York, I
...aviation cadet, 1942 -1944, U.S.Air Force, Marvin Frank Burr (?1921 to 1944), Marvin Frank Burr, 0, I
...bailiff, -, Ebenezer MOORE (1751 ?MA to 1817 ?ME), Ebenezer MOORE, 0, I
...baker, -, Mr. (?)William Ogborn (?1590 ?EN to 1650), Mr. (?)William Ogborn, 0, I
...banker, -, George Douglas SEARLS (1883 IA to 1918 SD), George Douglas SEARLS, 0, I... prospered in the banking field
...breeder of Durham cattle, -, Windham county Vermont, JOHN B. MILLER (1822 VT to 1883 VT), JOHN B. MILLER, 1, Windham county Vermont, I... had thirteen dairy cows
...brewer, -, England, CHARLES HOAR (?1592 EN to 1638 EN), CHARLES HOAR, 2, England, I
...building and cement contractor, -, William Clyde DEATON (1880 OH to 1937 OH), William Clyde DEATON, 0, I... spent several years working both in Springfield (Clark) Ohio and in Florida
...building contractor, -, Elyria, Lorain county, Ohio, William Searles Eastman (1853 to 1942 FL), William Searles Eastman, 0, Elyria, Lorain county, Ohio, I
...butcher, -, Orval\Orville Fredrick SEARLS (1903 IA to 1966 CA), Orval\Orville Fredrick SEARLS, 0, I
...cabinetmaker, -, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, Joseph McElroy Garrett (1844 KY to 1888 IL), Joseph McElroy Garrett, 0, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, I
...carpenter, -, Huntington Harbour, Huntingdon county, Pennsylvania, JOHN HILDEBRAND (?1779 PA to 1877 ?PA), JOHN HILDEBRAND, 1, Huntington Harbour, Huntingdon county, Pennsylvania, I
...carpenter, 1850 -, Vermilion county Illinois, GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS (1826 IL to 1914 ?CA), GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS, 1, Vermilion county Illinois, I
...carpenter, -, JONAS FAIRBANK (c1624 EN to 1676 MA), JONAS FAIRBANK, 1, I
...carpenter, -1838, Baltimore Hill, Baltimore county, Maryland, Benjamin Franklin WILSON (1808 PA to 1892 IL), Benjamin Franklin WILSON, 0, Baltimore Hill, Baltimore county, Maryland, I
...carpenter on a ship, -, Mr. ? ? (?1900 ?CA to 1900), Mr. ? ?, 0, I
...carpenter/cabinetmaker, -, William S. HILDEBRAND (1811 PA to 1862 PA), William S. HILDEBRAND, 0, I
...chimney viewer, -, RICHARD CHURCH (1610 EN to 1667), RICHARD CHURCH, 1, I
...chiropracter, -, Archibald Stone DOUGLASS (1849 IL to 1925 ?OR), Archibald Stone DOUGLASS, 0, I
...city clerk, 1971 -1978, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, City of Excelsior Springs, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO), Daniel Merideth WILSON, 1, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, I
...civil engineer, -, Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Ronald Earl SEARLS (1918 SD to 1994 CA), Ronald Earl SEARLS, 0, Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, I
...civil engineer, -1973, Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Ronald Earl SEARLS (1918 SD to 1994 CA), Ronald Earl SEARLS, 0, Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, I... retired to Lake of the Pines near Auburn
...civilian contractor, -, U.S. Air Force, Roger William Sleight (?1911 to ?1931), Roger William Sleight, 0, I
...clerk, -, Awliscombe, Devon county, England, ROBERT MAVERICK (?1525 ?EN to 1573 EN), ROBERT MAVERICK, 1, Awliscombe, Devon county, England, I
...clerk, -1920, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, tile works company, Thomas V. Moorehead (1898 ?OH to 1920), Thomas V. Moorehead, 0, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, I
...clerk, 1870 -1879, ?Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, Charles Herbert WILSON (1848 OH to 1882 OH), Charles Herbert WILSON, 0, ?Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I
...clerk of the train band, 1654 -, ISAAC\JOHN MIXER (1603 to 1655 EN), ISAAC\JOHN MIXER, 1, I
...coal and grain business, 1921 -1926, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, Barton Alphonso Adams (1888 IA to 1969 IA), Barton Alphonso Adams, 0, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, I
...coal and grain business, 1926 -1927, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, Day Coal Co., Barton Alphonso Adams (1888 IA to 1969 IA), Barton Alphonso Adams, 0, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, I
...commercial traveler, -, THOMAS K. MELVIN (1822 VA to 1890 OH), THOMAS K. MELVIN, 1, I... for most of his career [per obituary]
...constable, 1728 -, JAZANIAH ROGER NICHOLS (1691 to 1755), JAZANIAH ROGER NICHOLS, 1, I
...constable, -, SIMON BRYANT (1663 ?MA to 1748 CT), SIMON BRYANT, 1, I
...constable, 1688 -, ?Hingham, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, DAVID HOBART (1651 MA to 1717 MA), DAVID HOBART, 1, ?Hingham, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, I
...constable, 1656 -, ?Hartford, Hartford county, Connecticut, RICHARD GOODMAN (1609 EN to 1676 MA), RICHARD GOODMAN, 1, ?Hartford, Hartford county, Connecticut, I
...constable, -, Scituate, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, JOHN WHITCOMB (c1588 EN to 1662), JOHN WHITCOMB, 1, Scituate, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, I... He was selected as one of the Conihassets partners in Scituate in 1646.
...constable, -, STEPHEN TERRY (1608 EN to 1668 ?MA), STEPHEN TERRY, 1, I
...constable, 1587 -, England, JOHN FAIRBANK (?1565 EN to 1625 EN), JOHN FAIRBANK, 2, England, I
...constable, 1595 -, England, JOHN FAIRBANK (?1565 EN to 1625 EN), JOHN FAIRBANK, 2, England, I
...constable, 1634 -, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, EDMUND HOBART (1570 EN to 1648), EDMUND HOBART, 1, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...constable, 1657 -, Wells, York county, Maine, JOHN BARRETT (?1620 ?EN to 1664 ?ME), JOHN BARRETT, 1, Wells, York county, Maine, I
...constable, 1643 -, Marblehill, Essex county, Massachusetts, MOSES MAVERICK (?1611 ?EN to 1686 ?MA), MOSES MAVERICK, 1, Marblehill, Essex county, Massachusetts, I
...constable, -, Bezaleel SAWYER (1683 MA to 1760 ?MA), Bezaleel SAWYER, 0, I
...construction foreman, 1951 -, Lakeland Hills, Polk county, Florida, Herman Coolidge DEATON (1924 NC to 1995 FL), Herman Coolidge DEATON, 0, Lakeland Hills, Polk county, Florida, I
...county deputy recorder, -, Akron, Summit county, Ohio, Harry I. SEARLS (1864 ?OH to 1891 ?OH), Harry I. SEARLS, 0, Akron, Summit county, Ohio, I... for three years
...county deputy recorder, -, George DeForest SEARLS (1869 ?OH to 1939), George DeForest SEARLS, 0, I
...dairy, -, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, Ernest Lyons (1889 ?OH to 1909), Ernest Lyons, 0, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, I
...dentist, -, R. C. Blades (?1848 to 1868), R. C. Blades, 0, I
...dentist, -, Cedar Ridge, Linn county, Iowa, James Collier SEARLS (1926 SD to 2018 IA), James Collier SEARLS, 0, Cedar Ridge, Linn county, Iowa, I
...dentist, -, Edwin Marsh (?1896 ?IA to 1916), Edwin Marsh, 0, I
...deputy, 1638 -1639, Dorchester, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, JOHN PIERCE (1585 EN to 1661 MA), JOHN PIERCE, 2, Dorchester, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...deputy sheriff, 1753 -, Oxford, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Richard MOORE (1708 MA to 1782 ?MA), Richard MOORE, 0, Oxford, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...doctor, -, Abraham\Thomas MOORE (1748 MA to 1803 ME), Abraham\Thomas MOORE, 0, I
...drove cattle, 1854 -1856, Coryell county Texas, Elias L. DEATON (1833 TN to 1899 ?TX), Elias L. DEATON, 0, Coryell county Texas, I... He worked on a farm for Judge Tyler and drove a team hauling supplies. He also drove cattle with his brother Thomas for two years. He also worked for a while herding cattle for Isaac Williams.
...drug business, 1931 -, Houston, Harris county, Texas, Benjamin Franklin DEATON Jr. (?1888 TN to 1932 TN), Benjamin Franklin DEATON Jr., 0, Houston, Harris county, Texas, I
...drug store clerk, -, Silas Sidney MOORE (1891 ?IA to 1910 IA), Silas Sidney MOORE, 0, I
...engineer electrical, -, DeKalb, DeKalb county, Illinois, Northern Illinois University, Royal Herbert SEARLS (1917 SD to 1996 IL), Royal Herbert SEARLS, 0, DeKalb, DeKalb county, Illinois, I
...engineer electrical, chief engineer, 1922 -1933, Brookings, Brookings county, South Dakota, city power and light company, Clair Herbert SEARLS (1888 IA to 1933 SD), Clair Herbert SEARLS, 0, Brookings, Brookings county, South Dakota, I... as a part-time worker
...engineer, -, Standard Oil of California, Malcolm Johnstone Miller (1918 CN to ?1938), Malcolm Johnstone Miller, 0, I
...engineer, 1902 -1908, New York Flat, _____ county, New York, J.G. White and Company, Lawrence D. WILSON (1882 OH to 1936 OH), Lawrence D. WILSON, 0, New York Flat, _____ county, New York, I
...engineer mechanical and electrical, -, Northrup Aircraft, Charles Gordon Dibble (1918 ID to 1991 CA), Charles Gordon Dibble, 0, I
...executive, -, Jamestown, Chautauqua county, New York, Art Metal Inc., Carl Hulbert Bowen (?1901 to 1921), Carl Hulbert Bowen, 0, Jamestown, Chautauqua county, New York, I
...farmer, 1880 -, Centerville, Turner county, South Dakota, GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS (1826 IL to 1914 ?CA), GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS, 1, Centerville, Turner county, South Dakota, I
...farmer, -, Windham county Vermont, JOHN B. MILLER (1822 VT to 1883 VT), JOHN B. MILLER, 1, Windham county Vermont, I... had 300 acres
...farmer, -, Pennsylvania, ABRAHAM HILDEBRAND (1748 GE to 1833 PA), ABRAHAM HILDEBRAND, 1, Pennsylvania, I
...farmer, 1794 -1796, LAWRENCE\LORENTZ SHULTZ (c1739 ?GE to 1827 PA), LAWRENCE\LORENTZ SHULTZ, 1, I
...farmer, -, Greene county New York, DANIEL SEARLS (1775 NY to 1854 OH), DANIEL SEARLS, 1, Greene county New York, I
...farmer, -, Vermilion county Illinois, CYRUS DOUGLASS (1792 ?VT to 1880 IL), CYRUS DOUGLASS, 1, Vermilion county Illinois, I... retired in 1865
...farmer, -, Brattleboro, Windham county, Vermont, ELI MILLER (1790 VT to 1862 VT), ELI MILLER, 1, Brattleboro, Windham county, Vermont, I
...farmer, -, RANSEL BARRETT (1797 VT to 1881 VT), RANSEL BARRETT, 1, I... (per the 1880 U.S. Census and the Brattleboro records)
...farmer, 1766 -, ISAAC BARRETT (c1744 ?MA to 1830 VT), ISAAC BARRETT, 1, I
...farmer, -, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JAZANIAH ROGER NICHOLS (1691 to 1755), JAZANIAH ROGER NICHOLS, 1, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...farmer, -, JONAS FAIRBANK (c1624 EN to 1676 MA), JONAS FAIRBANK, 1, I
...farmer, -, Lexington, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, JAMES CUTLER Jr. (1635 MA to 1685 MA), JAMES CUTLER Jr., 1, Lexington, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...farmer, -, JOHN PRESCOTT (c1604 EN to 1681 MA), JOHN PRESCOTT, 2, I
...farmer, -, JAMES CUTLER (1606 EN to 1694), JAMES CUTLER, 3, I
...farmer, -, Massachusetts, NATHANIEL WOODWARD (?1585 EN to p1661 ?MA), NATHANIEL WOODWARD, 1, Massachusetts, I
...farmer, -, JOSEPH MORSE (?1580 ?EN to 1646 ?MA), JOSEPH MORSE, 1, I
...farmer, -, Joseph Bartlett (?1704 ?MA to 1791 ?RI), Joseph Bartlett, 0, I
...farmer, -, Cyrus DOUGLASS (1814 NY to 1901 IN), Cyrus DOUGLASS, 0, I
...farmer, -, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, section seven of the township, Samuel METIER (1826 OH to 1904 IA), Samuel METIER, 0, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, I
...farmer, -, Judah MOORE (1730 MA to 1778 ?VT), Judah MOORE, 0, I
...farmer, -, Judah MOORE (1755 CT to 1844 VT), Judah MOORE, 0, I
...farmer, -, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, William Gibson (1824 ?OH to 1901 IA), William Gibson, 0, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, I... owned 175 acres
...farmer, -, Lincolnshire county England, Edward SAWYER (c1608 EN to 1636 ?MA), Edward SAWYER, 0, Lincolnshire county England, I
...farmer, -, Bezaleel SAWYER (1683 MA to 1760 ?MA), Bezaleel SAWYER, 0, I
...farmer, -, Isaiah SEARLES (1790 ?NY to ?1814 CN), Isaiah SEARLES, 0, I
...farmer, -, Byron, Genesee county, New York, Stephen Decatur SEARLS (1817 ?NY to 1862 ?WA), Stephen Decatur SEARLS, 0, Byron, Genesee county, New York, I
...farmer, -, Byron, Genesee county, New York, Isaiah SEARLS (1828 NY to 1915 NY), Isaiah SEARLS, 0, Byron, Genesee county, New York, I... initially 125 acres later 253 acres
...farmer, -, Byron, Genesee county, New York, Horace H. SEARLS (1855 NY to 1931 NY), Horace H. SEARLS, 0, Byron, Genesee county, New York, I
...farmer, -, Byron, Genesee county, New York, John Isaiah SEARLS (1882 NY to 1968 NY), John Isaiah SEARLS, 0, Byron, Genesee county, New York, I
...farmer, -, Byron, Genesee county, New York, Edward Clinton SEARLS (1883 NY to 1969 NY), Edward Clinton SEARLS, 0, Byron, Genesee county, New York, I
...farmer, -, Clayton Edward SEARLS (1918 NY to ?1947), Clayton Edward SEARLS, 0, I
...farmer, -, Byron, Genesee county, New York, Charles C. SEARLS (1861 ?NY to 1882), Charles C. SEARLS, 0, Byron, Genesee county, New York, I
...farmer, -, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, Daniel James SEARLS (1836 OH to 1923 IA), Daniel James SEARLS, 0, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, I
...farmer, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Daniel James SEARLS (1836 OH to 1923 IA), Daniel James SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...farmer, -, Brookings, Brookings county, South Dakota, Charles Ambrose SEARLS (1861 IL to 1936 CA), Charles Ambrose SEARLS, 0, Brookings, Brookings county, South Dakota, I
...farmer, -, Roscoe Jerome SEARLS (1893 IA to 1966 SD), Roscoe Jerome SEARLS, 0, I
...farmer, -, Medary township, Daniel Burdette SEARLS (1897 IA to 1961 SD), Daniel Burdette SEARLS, 0, I
...farmer, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Gilbert I. SEARLS (1867 IL to 1938 IA), Gilbert I. SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... farmed his father's farm
...farmer, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Fredrick Thomas SEARLS (1870 IL to 1953 CA), Fredrick Thomas SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... farmed land adjacent to father's farm
...farmer, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, John Howard SEARLS (1873 IL to 1968 IA), John Howard SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... farmed on land near his father
...farmer, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Walter Howard SEARLS (1915 IA to ?1955), Walter Howard SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...farmer, -1969, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Lloyd LaVerne SEARLS (1917 IA to 1984 IA), Lloyd LaVerne SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...farmer, -, Winnebago county Illinois, Ray Eaton (?1875 to 1901), Ray Eaton, 0, Winnebago county Illinois, I
...farmer, 1911 -1913, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Barton Alphonso Adams (1888 IA to 1969 IA), Barton Alphonso Adams, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...farmer, 1912 -1916, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Barton Alphonso Adams (1888 IA to 1969 IA), Barton Alphonso Adams, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... managed his father's farm
...farmer, 1918 -1920, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Barton Alphonso Adams (1888 IA to 1969 IA), Barton Alphonso Adams, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... farmed with his wife's parents
...farmer, -, Fairmont, Fillmore county, Nebraska, William Henry SEARLS (1838 OH to 1923 CO), William Henry SEARLS, 0, Fairmont, Fillmore county, Nebraska, I... was wealthy
...farmer, -, Lee Clare SEARLS (1875 ?NE to 1963 ?NE), Lee Clare SEARLS, 0, I
...farmer, -, Ambrose K. SEARLS (1841 OH to 1885 CO), Ambrose K. SEARLS, 0, I
...farmer, -, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, Leroy L. Kidder (1832 OH to 1899 IL), Leroy L. Kidder, 0, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, I
...farmer, -, Medina county Ohio, Daniel SEARLS Jr. (1814 NY to 1894 OH), Daniel SEARLS Jr., 0, Medina county Ohio, I
...farmer, -, Linden Howlard Pettitt (1853 ?NY to 1932 ?NY), Linden Howlard Pettitt, 0, I
...farmer, -, Nebraska, Isaiah SEARLS (1825 NY to 1897 NE), Isaiah SEARLS, 0, Nebraska, I
...farmer, -, Jonathan THAYER (1658 to 1695 MA), Jonathan THAYER, 0, I
...farmer, -, Thomas\Isaac THAYER (1664 MA to 1738), Thomas\Isaac THAYER, 0, I
...farmer, 1858 -, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, Benjamin Franklin WILSON (1808 PA to 1892 IL), Benjamin Franklin WILSON, 0, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, I
...farmer, -, Muskingum county Ohio, George Baker Van Horn (1836 PA to 1895 OH), George Baker Van Horn, 0, Muskingum county Ohio, I
...farmer, -, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, John Hildebrand WILSON (1841 OH to 1887 IL), John Hildebrand WILSON, 0, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, I
...farmer, -1873, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, William WILSON (1812 PA to 1876 IL), William WILSON, 0, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, I... retired
...farmer of citrus, -, Cyrus E. DOUGLASS (?1872 IL to 1892), Cyrus E. DOUGLASS, 0, I
...fence viewer, -, RICHARD GOODMAN (1609 EN to 1676 MA), RICHARD GOODMAN, 1, I
...fence viewer, 1669 -, Nathaniel GRAVES (c1629 EN to 1669), Nathaniel GRAVES, 0, I
...ferryman, -, RICHARD INGERSOLL (?1585 EN to 1644 MA), RICHARD INGERSOLL, 1, I... across the North River
...ferryman, -, WILLIAM HAYWARD (1604 EN to 1659 MA), WILLIAM HAYWARD, 2, I
...ferryman, -, THOMAS HARRIS (?1590 ?EN to a1635 ?MA), THOMAS HARRIS, 1, I... from Boston to Charlton
...fur trader, -, Massachusetts, SIMON WILLARD (?1605 EN to 1676), SIMON WILLARD, 1, Massachusetts, I
...fur trapper and buyer, -, Clayton Edward SEARLS (1918 NY to ?1947), Clayton Edward SEARLS, 0, I
...furniture business, clerk, 1888 -, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, Wilson and Lindsay Company, ROBERT STITT WILSON (1856 OH to 1916 MO), ROBERT STITT WILSON, 1, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, I
...gold prospector, 1858 -1861, Nevada and California, Leroy L. Kidder (1832 OH to 1899 IL), Leroy L. Kidder, 0, I... as a young man for several years
...grain business, -, Nebraska, John W. Hedges (1872 NO to 1947 IA), John W. Hedges, 0, Nebraska, I
...grain business, -, Elk Point, Union county, South Dakota, John W. Hedges (1872 NO to 1947 IA), John W. Hedges, 0, Elk Point, Union county, South Dakota, I
...grain dealer, -, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, Robert M. Smart (1843 ?OH to 1912 ?OH), Robert M. Smart, 0, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I... He was probably a part owner of the Smart Brothers warerooms on Detroit Street.
...grocery store merchant, -190002, Fonda, Pocahontas county, Iowa, John Orson DOUGLASS (1852 IL to 1925 ?CA), John Orson DOUGLASS, 0, Fonda, Pocahontas county, Iowa, I
...grocery store operator, -, ?Orleans county New York, George W. SEARLS (1880 NY to 1939 NY), George W. SEARLS, 0, ?Orleans county New York, I
...grocery store owner, -, Dummerston, Windham county, Vermont, MARTIN MOORE (1804 VT to 1878 MA), MARTIN MOORE, 1, Dummerston, Windham county, Vermont, I
...health officer, -, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, Stephen Irving SEARLS (1839 OH to 1924 IL), Stephen Irving SEARLS, 0, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, I... In both a 1917 article about Stephen's oldest brother, Daniel, and an article written in the late 1800's about Stephen's youngest brother, Edwin, they said that Stephen was the Pecatonica city marshall for most of his adult life. However, Stephen's own obituary [Pecatonica News 10-03-1929] never mentioned his being the city marshall. It said that he had been the village health officer for many years and still held the position at the time of his death.
...home builder, -, ROBERT TAFT (1640 to 1725), ROBERT TAFT, 1, I... in Boston and Braintree
...husbandman, -, GEORGE SPEAR (1613 EN to 1678 ?MA), GEORGE SPEAR, 1, I
...husbandman, -, WILLIAM HINDS (?1600 EN to 1658 ?MA), WILLIAM HINDS, 1, I
...husbandman, -, RICHARD NEWTON (1601 ?EN to 1701 MA), RICHARD NEWTON, 2, I
...husbandman, -, Donhead, Wiltshire county, England, EDMUND GOODNOW (1611 EN to 1688 MA), EDMUND GOODNOW, 1, Donhead, Wiltshire county, England, I
...husbandman, -, JOHN WARNER (?1545 EN to 1584 EN), JOHN WARNER, 4, I
...innkeeper, -, Oxford, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Elijah MOORE (1702 MA to 1781 ?MA), Elijah MOORE, 0, Oxford, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...innkeeper, -, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Nathaniel WILDER (1650 MA to 1704 MA), Nathaniel WILDER, 0, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I... for 25 years
...interior designer, 1981 -, Germantown, Washington county, Wisconsin, Barbara Jane SEARLS (1927 IA to 1981), Barbara Jane SEARLS, 0, Germantown, Washington county, Wisconsin, I
...iron merchant, 1849 -, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, MATHEW WILSON (1777 PA to 1864 OH), MATHEW WILSON, 1, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, I
...judge, -, Cambria county Pennsylvania, ABRAHAM HILDEBRAND (1748 GE to 1833 PA), ABRAHAM HILDEBRAND, 1, Cambria county Pennsylvania, I
...justice of the peace, -, Connecticut, Samuel HALE (1645 CT to 1711 CT), Samuel HALE, 0, Connecticut, I
...justice of the peace, -, Jonas PRESCOTT (1648 MA to 1668), Jonas PRESCOTT, 0, I
...laborer, -, RICHARD SANFORD (1594 EN to ?1676 ?MA), RICHARD SANFORD, 1, I
...lawyer, -, Springfield, Greene county, Missouri, Frisco Railroad, Berry Fisher DEATON (1871 TN to 1940 CA), Berry Fisher DEATON, 0, Springfield, Greene county, Missouri, I
...librarian, 1767 -1768, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, Harvard University, Jonathan MOORE (1739 ?MA to 1814 MA), Jonathan MOORE, 0, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I... also taught Greek and Hebrew
...lumber and coal business, 189003 -1929, Elk Point, Union county, South Dakota, Herbert Leslie MOORE (1864 VT to 1935 SD), Herbert Leslie MOORE, 0, Elk Point, Union county, South Dakota, I... sold it after he lost his hearing He managed the lumber yard started by his uncle Milton A. Moore.
...lumber mill logger, -, West Union, Oconee county, South Carolina, Augustus Edward DEATON (1885 to 1922), Augustus Edward DEATON, 0, West Union, Oconee county, South Carolina, I
...lumber yard, 1908 -, Central City, Merrick county, Nebraska, Harvey E. SEARLS (1879 SD to 1923 IA), Harvey E. SEARLS, 0, Central City, Merrick county, Nebraska, I
...lumber, president, -, ?Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, Greene County Lumber Company, C. W. Murphy (1888 OH to 1947 OH), C. W. Murphy, 0, ?Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I
...lumber, president, -, Urbana, Champaign county, Ohio, Murphy Lumber Company, C. W. Murphy (1888 OH to 1947 OH), C. W. Murphy, 0, Urbana, Champaign county, Ohio, I
...lumberyard, 1903 -, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, Smaltz-Moore Hardware Co., Fred Dwight MOORE (1875 IA to 1942 IA), Fred Dwight MOORE, 0, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...lumberyard, 1910 -, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, Moore Lumber yards, Fred Dwight MOORE (1875 IA to 1942 IA), Fred Dwight MOORE, 0, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... went into business with his uncle Milton
...machinist, foreman, -, San Francisco, San Francisco county, California, U.S. Mint Coining Division, Joseph (Guiseppe) De Angelis (1894 MA to 1959 CA), Joseph (Guiseppe) De Angelis, 0, San Francisco, San Francisco county, California, I
...mariner, -, WILLIAM HAYWARD (1604 EN to 1659 MA), WILLIAM HAYWARD, 2, I
...mariner, -, Abraham JOSLIN (?1620 ?EN to 1640 SE), Abraham JOSLIN, 0, I
...mason, -, BENJAMIN CRISPE (?1610 ?EN to 1683 MA), BENJAMIN CRISPE, 2, I
...mathematician, -, NATHANIEL WOODWARD (?1585 EN to p1661 ?MA), NATHANIEL WOODWARD, 1, I
...mechanic, -, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, Harley Damon (1872 OH to 1920), Harley Damon, 0, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, I
...mechanical and electrical engineer, -, General Electric Co., Charles Gordon Dibble (1918 ID to 1991 CA), Charles Gordon Dibble, 0, I
...medical & psychiatric social worker, -, Virginia Claire SEARLS (1911 NY to ?1943), Virginia Claire SEARLS, 0, I
...mercantile business, 1931 -, George W. DEATON (1852 TN to 1933 TN), George W. DEATON, 0, I... for many years
...mercantile business, 1931 -, Houston, Harris county, Texas, Mr. ? Mabry (?1891 to 1931), Mr. ? Mabry, 0, Houston, Harris county, Texas, I
...mercantile business, 1841 -, Madison county Ohio, James Stutson (1798 MA to 1877 OH), James Stutson, 0, Madison county Ohio, I
...merchant, -, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, SIMON WILLARD (?1605 EN to 1676), SIMON WILLARD, 1, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I... became prosperous
...merchant, -, Thomasville, Davidson county, North Carolina, Ulysses Hayes DEATON (1877 NC to 1965 NC), Ulysses Hayes DEATON, 0, Thomasville, Davidson county, North Carolina, I... retired
...merchant, -, Peter HOBART (?1626 ?EN to 1626), Peter HOBART, 0, I
...merchant, -, Josiah HOBART (?1632 ?EN to 1632), Josiah HOBART, 0, I
...merchant, -, Reuben MOORE (1751 ?MA to 1771 ?ME), Reuben MOORE, 0, I
...merchant, -, Genesee county New York, Collins and Searls General Store, Charles Roy SEARLS (1881 NY to 1965 NY), Charles Roy SEARLS, 0, Genesee county New York, I
...merchant, 1877 -, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, Leroy L. Kidder (1832 OH to 1899 IL), Leroy L. Kidder, 0, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, I
...midwife, 1673 -, York county Maine, Isle of Shoals, Mrs. GRACE TUCKER (1627 NH to 1674 ME), Mrs. GRACE TUCKER, 1, York county Maine, I
...migratory adventurer, 1907 -1909, western United States, Barton Alphonso Adams (1888 IA to 1969 IA), Barton Alphonso Adams, 0, I
...milk delivery man, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Charles D. Christman (1866 IA to 1959 IA), Charles D. Christman, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...miner, -, Aaron BLOSS (1775 CT to 1843 PA), Aaron BLOSS, 0, I... As well as his prosperous hotel business, Aaron was also in the coal mining business as the area had excellent coal deposits. In 1832 Richard C. Taylor of Philadelphia, the most distinguished geologist of his time, made a mineral and geological survey of the Blossburg area for the Tioga Railroad which was subsequently built from Corning (Steuben) New York to Blossburg. Richard mentions in his report that the first coal dug in the area was opened by Aaron Bloss. The coal was an unusually good species of coal and was shipped by the railroads for thousands of miles and became generically known as "Blossburg Coal".
...minister, -, RANSEL BARRETT (1797 VT to 1881 VT), RANSEL BARRETT, 1, I
...minister, -, JOHN MAVERICK (1578 EN to 1636 MA), JOHN MAVERICK, 1, I
...minister, -, ?New York, George Richard SEARLS (?1838 ?NY to 1880 NY), George Richard SEARLS, 0, ?New York, I
...musician, -, Judah MOORE (1755 CT to 1844 VT), Judah MOORE, 0, I
...newspaper sales rep, -, Coley D. Doane (?1921 to 1949), Coley D. Doane, 0, I
...nurse, -, Zilpha Azalia DEATON (1883 OH to 1974 OH), Zilpha Azalia DEATON, 0, I
...pharmacist, 1915 -1916, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, EDWIN LAWRENCE WILSON (1895 MO to 1971 MO), EDWIN LAWRENCE WILSON, 1, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, I... drug store clerk
...photographer, 1900 -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, John Orson DOUGLASS (1852 IL to 1925 ?CA), John Orson DOUGLASS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...photographer, -, Clifford Slear McKibben (1886 to 1964), Clifford Slear McKibben, 0, I
...physician, -, Sherborn, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, Jonathan FAIRBANK (1662 ?MA to 1719 ?MA), Jonathan FAIRBANK, 0, Sherborn, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I... was the first in town
...physician, -, Jonathan MOORE (1764 MA to 1784), Jonathan MOORE, 0, I
...physician, -, Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, Abijah MOORE (1705 MA to 1759 CT), Abijah MOORE, 0, Middletown, Middlesex county, Connecticut, I
...physician, -, Uriah MOORE (?1699 ?MA to c1746 ?MA), Uriah MOORE, 0, I
...planter, 1638 -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, EDMUND BLOSS (1587 EN to 1681 ?MA), EDMUND BLOSS, 1, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I... on his forty acres
...planter, -, Wells, York county, Maine, JOHN BARRETT (?1620 ?EN to 1664 ?ME), JOHN BARRETT, 1, Wells, York county, Maine, I
...planter, -, ABRAHAM SHAW (1590 EN to 1638), ABRAHAM SHAW, 1, I
...planter, -, RICHARD SANFORD (1594 EN to ?1676 ?MA), RICHARD SANFORD, 1, I
...planter, 1638 -, Scituate, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, George WILLARD (1595 EN to 1638 ?MA), George WILLARD, 0, Scituate, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, I
...plumber, -, Champaign county Ohio, William B. Helvie (1881 OH to 1955 ?OH), William B. Helvie, 0, Champaign county Ohio, I
...police officer, -, Duke Vincent (?1902 to 1925), Duke Vincent, 0, I
...proprietor, 1653 -1654, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JOHN MOORE Jr. (?1628 ?EN to a1702 MA), JOHN MOORE Jr., 2, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1664 -, Marlborough, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, THOMAS RICE (c1622 EN to 1681 MA), THOMAS RICE, 1, Marlborough, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1633 -, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, RICHARD GOODMAN (1609 EN to 1676 MA), RICHARD GOODMAN, 1, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I... He was paid for doing repair work around the town prison.
...proprietor, -, JOHN SMITH (?1610 ?EN to 1669 MA), JOHN SMITH, 2, I
...proprietor, -, Marlborough, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, EDMUND RICE (c1594 ?EN to 1663 MA), EDMUND RICE, 4, Marlborough, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, EDMUND RICE (c1594 ?EN to 1663 MA), EDMUND RICE, 4, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1634 -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, LAWRENCE WATERS (1602 EN to 1687 MA), LAWRENCE WATERS, 1, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, SAMUEL GARFIELD (?1624 ?MA to 1684 ?MA), SAMUEL GARFIELD, 2, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1636 -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, JOHN WINTER (?1605 EN to 1662 ?MA), JOHN WINTER, 1, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1661 -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, EDWARD GARFIELD (1605 ?EN to 1672), EDWARD GARFIELD, 4, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1662 -1673, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, WALTER ALLEN (1601 EN to 1681 MA), WALTER ALLEN, 2, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1638 -, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, THOMAS WILDER (?1618 ?EN to 1668), THOMAS WILDER, 2, Charlestown, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1636 -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, ISAAC\JOHN MIXER (1603 to 1655 EN), ISAAC\JOHN MIXER, 1, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, NATHANIEL\NATHANIAL TREADWAY (c1610 EN to 1689), NATHANIEL\NATHANIAL TREADWAY, 1, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1643 -, Rowley, Essex county, Massachusetts, WILLIAM HARRIS (?1620 ?EN to 1717 ?CT), WILLIAM HARRIS, 1, Rowley, Essex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1637 -, Hingham, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, ABRAHAM THOMAS JONES (1602 ?EN to 1681 MA), ABRAHAM THOMAS JONES, 1, Hingham, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1636 -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, EDWARD GARFIELD (c1575 ?EN to 1672 MA), EDWARD GARFIELD, 4, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, WALTER HAYNES (1583 EN to 1665 MA), WALTER HAYNES, 1, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I... was one of the first in town
...proprietor, 1653 -1660, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JOHN PIERCE (1585 EN to 1661 MA), JOHN PIERCE, 2, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I... early but never moved to town
...proprietor, 1636 -, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, RICHARD PARKE (1602 EN to 1665 MA), RICHARD PARKE, 1, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1634 -, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, SETH GRANT (?1610 EN to 1636), SETH GRANT, 1, Cambridge, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, THOMAS AXTELL (1619 EN to 1646 ?MA), THOMAS AXTELL, 1, I
...proprietor, 1633 -, JOHN HILL II (?1610 ?EN to 1664 ?MA), JOHN HILL II, 1, I
...proprietor, -, Ipswich, Essex county, Massachusetts, JOSEPH MORSE (?1580 ?EN to 1646 ?MA), JOSEPH MORSE, 1, Ipswich, Essex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, Edward GARFIELD (?1636 ?MA to 1636), Edward GARFIELD, 0, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Worcester, Worcester county, Massachusetts, James RICE (1669 MA to 1730 MA), James RICE, 0, Worcester, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, 1719 -, Worcester, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Elisha RICE (1679 MA to 1761 MA), Elisha RICE, 0, Worcester, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Worcester, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Joshua RICE (1661 MA to 1734 MA), Joshua RICE, 0, Worcester, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...proprietor, -, Gregory STONE (1590 EN to 1672 ?MA), Gregory STONE, 0, I
...prospector, -, Arizona, Curtis Carmean (?1855 ?MO to 1932 CA), Curtis Carmean, 0, Arizona, I... after his children were grown
...prospector, -, Texas, Curtis Carmean (?1855 ?MO to 1932 CA), Curtis Carmean, 0, Texas, I... after his children were grown
...prospector, -, Montana, Gilbert I. SEARLS (1867 IL to 1938 IA), Gilbert I. SEARLS, 0, Montana, I
...railroad agent, -, Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, BURTON ORSON SEARLS (1876 SD to 1946 SD), BURTON ORSON SEARLS, 1, I... Burton worked all of his adult life for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, the same one both of which his father and son worked all of their adult lives. Burton was a valuable to the CM&SP and held many responsible positions for them. He was a "natural born railroad man" according to his son Cluett. Burton learned fast and was promoted quickly. By age 30 he was made the agent at Sioux Falls, the "biggest, toughest agent's job in South Dakota". The salary was $70. 00 a month which at the time was the highest paying railroad agent's job. Burton worked the same type of 126-hour weeks that his father did. During World War I Burton was made the Assistant Superintendent- Trainmaster in Mitchell and he and his family lived there for two years. Often, during train wrecks, floods, etc., he would not get home to change clothes for a week or two at a time. In 1920 he was promoted to the General Agent position in Cincinnati. He was in charge of all CM&SP affairs in the southeastern states. He had a big office, complete with a large mahogany desk, rugs, a large staff, etc. But it was staffed with "those easterners", as he called them, who were not used to someone who worked as hard and for so many hours as Burton did. This caused much friction among Burton and his staff. They called him "that cowboy from out west".
...railroad agent, -, Harrisburg, Lincoln county, South Dakota, George Douglas SEARLS (1883 IA to 1918 SD), George Douglas SEARLS, 0, Harrisburg, Lincoln county, South Dakota, I
...railroad car builder, -, WILLIAM HAROLD DEATON (1844 AR to 1916 TN), WILLIAM HAROLD DEATON, 1, I... perhaps he also worked for the same Illinois Central Railroad that his oldest son Robert, Robert's oldest son Charles, and Charles's oldest son Charles all worked for. Two pages from a book that lists occupations of residents of Memphis. <_LF_>1. Page 90 has four Deatons at 69 Carolina St (near the intersection with north-south running Main St): William H. Deaton inspector of cars for the K.C.,M,& B. railroad[] Robert Deaton a repairer of cars for the same railroad[] Gilbert Deaton works at Bluff City Stove Works[] William (no occupation listed). Two other Deatons are listed: B.J. and Pinckney who both live at addresses different from all other Deatons. <_LF_>2. Page 305 has five Deatons at 69 Carolina St (near the intersection with north-south running Main St): Wm H. car repairer[] Robert C. car repairer[] Adella, packer[] Arista, packer[] Gilbert, molder at H. Wetter Mnfg Co. No other Deatons are listed.
...railroad yardmaster, 1908 -1958, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Illinois Central Railroad, CHARLES FRANKLIN DEATON (1889 TN to 1972 TN), CHARLES FRANKLIN DEATON, 1, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, I... His father, and perhaps his grandfather, also worked for Illinois Central in Memphis. Charles started with the ICRR at age 19. He worked his way up to the position of yardmaster. Upon retirement in 1958, after fifty years of service, he received his "gold card" which allowed him to travel, at no charge, anywhere, anytime on any ICRR line.
...railroad yardmaster, 1901 -1937, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Illinois Central Railroad, ROBERT CARNAHAN DEATON (1867 TN to 1939 CA), ROBERT CARNAHAN DEATON, 1, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, I... retired in 1937 Two pages from a book that lists occupations of residents of Memphis. <_LF_>1. Page 90 has four Deatons at 69 Carolina St (near the intersection with north-south running Main St): William H. Deaton inspector of cars for the K.C.,M,& B. railroad[] Robert Deaton a repairer of cars for the same railroad[] Gilbert Deaton works at Bluff City Stove Works[] William (no occupation listed). Two other Deatons are listed: B.J. and Pinckney who both live at addresses different from all other Deatons. <_LF_>2. Page 305 has five Deatons at 69 Carolina St (near the intersection with north-south running Main St): Wm H. car repairer[] Robert C. car repairer[] Adella, packer[] Arista, packer[] Gilbert, molder at H. Wetter Mnfg Co. No other Deatons are listed.
...railroad yardmaster, -, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Illinois Central Railroad, Charles William DEATON (1913 TN to 1974 TN), Charles William DEATON, 0, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, I... Charles worked for the same railroad that his father and grandfather worked for. His great grandfather William may have also worked for this same railroad.
...ranch hand, 1853 -1853, Coryell county Texas, Elias L. DEATON (1833 TN to 1899 ?TX), Elias L. DEATON, 0, Coryell county Texas, I
...real estate salesman, -, Clayton Edward SEARLS (1918 NY to ?1947), Clayton Edward SEARLS, 0, I
...realtor, -, Lakeland Hills, Polk county, Florida, Herman Coolidge DEATON (1924 NC to 1995 FL), Herman Coolidge DEATON, 0, Lakeland Hills, Polk county, Florida, I
...receptionist, 1963 -1964, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, Doctors Wyatt and Koonce, Patricia Ann DEATON (1932 TN to 2015 MO), Patricia Ann DEATON, 1, Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee, I
...receptionist, 1966 -197012, Bemis, Madison county, Tennessee, Bemis Cotton Mill, Patricia Ann DEATON (1932 TN to 2015 MO), Patricia Ann DEATON, 1, Bemis, Madison county, Tennessee, I
...restaurant business, 1931 -, DeWhitt DEATON (?1895 TX to 1931), DeWhitt DEATON, 0, I
...road builder, -, South Carolina, State of South Carolina, Augustus Edward DEATON (1885 to 1922), Augustus Edward DEATON, 0, South Carolina, I
...sailor, -, At Sea, Henry GOSS (1806 VT to 1836), Henry GOSS, 0, At Sea, I... for six years
...salesman, -, Akron, Summit county, Ohio, Murray and Watt Dry Goods, Harry I. SEARLS (1864 ?OH to 1891 ?OH), Harry I. SEARLS, 0, Akron, Summit county, Ohio, I
...sawyer, 1899 -, Champaign county Ohio, William Clyde DEATON (1880 OH to 1937 OH), William Clyde DEATON, 0, Champaign county Ohio, I
...school superintendent, -, Browerville, Todd county, Minnesota, Robert Ralph Siebsen (1928 IA to a2010 ?MN), Robert Ralph Siebsen, 0, Browerville, Todd county, Minnesota, I... retired
...school superintendent, Superintendent of Schools, -1987, Le Center, Le Sueur county, Minnesota, Robert Ralph Siebsen (1928 IA to a2010 ?MN), Robert Ralph Siebsen, 0, Le Center, Le Sueur county, Minnesota, I... retired
...secretary, 195009 -195409, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Mutual of New York Insurance Co., Patricia Ann DEATON (1932 TN to 2015 MO), Patricia Ann DEATON, 1, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, I
...secretary, -, Elinor May SEARLS (1921 ?NY to 1989 CA), Elinor May SEARLS, 0, I
...sheriff [mayor], 1634 -, Gloucester, Gloucestershire county, England, CHARLES HOAR (?1592 EN to 1638 EN), CHARLES HOAR, 2, Gloucester, Gloucestershire county, England, I
...sheriff, -, Comanche county Texas, Elias L. DEATON (1833 TN to 1899 ?TX), Elias L. DEATON, 0, Comanche county Texas, I
...shoe salesman, -, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, Eggemann Shoe Company, ROBERT STITT WILSON (1856 OH to 1916 MO), ROBERT STITT WILSON, 1, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, I... at time of death
...shoemaker, -, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, Edwin SEARLS (1838 ?OH to 1918 OH), Edwin SEARLS, 0, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, I
...social worker, -, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Dept. of Social Services, Donald Milton MOORE (1923 MA to 1985 MA), Donald Milton MOORE, 0, Massachusetts, I
...stenographer, 1931 -, Houston, Harris county, Texas, Lucille DEATON (?1902 TN to 1931), Lucille DEATON, 0, Houston, Harris county, Texas, I
...steward for Governor Bowdoin, -, Ebenezer MOORE (1751 ?MA to 1817 ?ME), Ebenezer MOORE, 0, I
...stock raiser, -, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, section seven of the township, Samuel METIER (1826 OH to 1904 IA), Samuel METIER, 0, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, I... He owned over one hundred thorough-bred short-horned cattle.
...stock raiser, -, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, section nine, William Gibson (1824 ?OH to 1901 IA), William Gibson, 0, Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa, I
...store owner, -, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, John Pettitt (?1819 to 1839 ?OH), John Pettitt, 0, Hinckley, Medina county, Ohio, I
...street car conductor, -, Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, Ambrose Pettitt (1851 ?NY to 1923 ?NY), Ambrose Pettitt, 0, Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, I
...surgeon, -, Massachusetts, Japhet HOBART (?1647 ?MA to 1647 ?SE), Japhet HOBART, 0, Massachusetts, I
...surveyor, -, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JACOB FARRAR (1614 EN to 1677 MA), JACOB FARRAR, 2, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I... laid out many lots in Lancaster
...surveyor, -, Suffolk county Massachusetts, NATHANIEL WOODWARD (?1585 EN to p1661 ?MA), NATHANIEL WOODWARD, 1, Suffolk county Massachusetts, I... Nathaniel was an eminent surveyor. In 1638 he ran the line between the Plymouth Colony and the Massachusetts Colony. He also was part of the surveying of the line between Massachusetts and Connecticut.
...surveyor, 1661 -, Nathaniel GRAVES (c1629 EN to 1669), Nathaniel GRAVES, 0, I
...surveyor, -, Job WHITCOMB (1636 to 1683 ?MA), Job WHITCOMB, 0, I
...surveyor of highways, 1639 -1647, ANDREW WARNER (c1595 ?EN to 1684 MA), ANDREW WARNER, 2, I
...tailor, 1931 -, Houston, Harris county, Texas, William C. DEATON (?1890 ?TN to 1931), William C. DEATON, 0, Houston, Harris county, Texas, I
...tavern keeper, 1796 -, LAWRENCE\LORENTZ SHULTZ (c1739 ?GE to 1827 PA), LAWRENCE\LORENTZ SHULTZ, 1, I
...tavern keeper, -, EDMUND\EDWARD LITTLEFIELD (c1591 EN to 1661 ?ME), EDMUND\EDWARD LITTLEFIELD, 1, I
...tavern keeper, -, Samuel Harrington (?1715 ?MA to 1735), Samuel Harrington, 0, I
...tavern owner, -, Thomas HALE (c1653 CT to 1723 CT), Thomas HALE, 0, I
...tax collector, -, New Baltimore, Greene county, New York, Olive Isabelle Eldred (1894 NY to 1932 ?NY), Olive Isabelle Eldred, 0, New Baltimore, Greene county, New York, I
...taxi cab driver, 1944 -1977, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, Yellow Cab, Thomas Melvin WILSON (1888 OH to 1976 MO), Thomas Melvin WILSON, 0, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, I... until he retired
...teacher English, -, Massachusetts, Pauline Jones (?1887 MA to 1980 MA), Pauline Jones, 0, Massachusetts, I... Pauline also helped run the Students' Store on campus after she and Rolfe were divorced.
...teacher, 1653 -, Dedham, Norfolk county, Massachusetts, JACOB FARRAR (1614 EN to 1677 MA), JACOB FARRAR, 2, Dedham, Norfolk county, Massachusetts, I
...teacher, 1629 -1630, Plymouth, Devon county, England, JOHN MAVERICK (1578 EN to 1636 MA), JOHN MAVERICK, 1, Plymouth, Devon county, England, I
...teacher, -, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, Dell May Conner (1878 to 1898 ?IA), Dell May Conner, 0, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...teacher, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Searls country school, Kate Stoddard (1892 to 1912), Kate Stoddard, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...teacher, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, fourth grade, Kate Stoddard (1892 to 1912), Kate Stoddard, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...teacher, -, John MOORE (1773 ?MA to 1836 ?NY), John MOORE, 0, I
...teacher, -, Curtis Carmean (?1855 ?MO to 1932 CA), Curtis Carmean, 0, I
...teacher, -, Florence Carmean (?1883 ?CO to 1903), Florence Carmean, 0, I... for 57 years
...teacher, -, Westchester county New York, Ann Katherine SEARLS (1840 ?NY to 1918 ?NY), Ann Katherine SEARLS, 0, Westchester county New York, I
...teacher, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Lenora Augusta Sargent (1867 IA to 1922 ?SD), Lenora Augusta Sargent, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I
...teacher, -, Brookings county South Dakota, rural school, George Edgar SEARLS (1890 IA to 1969 CA), George Edgar SEARLS, 0, Brookings county South Dakota, I
...teacher, -, California, Patrick James Doyle Jr. (?1934 PA to 1998 CA), Patrick James Doyle Jr., 0, California, I
...teacher, -, Rock Valley, Sioux county, Iowa, Dorothy Mae SEARLS (1922 IA to 2013 MN), Dorothy Mae SEARLS, 0, Rock Valley, Sioux county, Iowa, I... for three years
...teacher, -, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha county, South Dakota, Dorothy Mae SEARLS (1922 IA to 2013 MN), Dorothy Mae SEARLS, 0, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha county, South Dakota, I... for ten years
...teacher, 1961 -, Saint Petersburg, Pinellas county, Florida, Eckerd College, Keith Walter Irwin (1922 IL to 2009), Keith Walter Irwin, 0, Saint Petersburg, Pinellas county, Florida, I... Keith semi-retired from his position in the philosophy department at Eckerd College (formerly Florida Presbyterian College) in St. Petersburg. He taught there starting in 1961.
...teacher of English, 2014 -, Florida, middle school, Joan Kathleen SEARLS (1923 IA to 1966), Joan Kathleen SEARLS, 0, Florida, I
...teacher of anatomy, -, Cedar Ridge, Linn county, Iowa, James Collier SEARLS (1926 SD to 2018 IA), James Collier SEARLS, 0, Cedar Ridge, Linn county, Iowa, I
...teacher of domestic science, -, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, Kate Stoddard (1892 to 1912), Kate Stoddard, 0, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, I
...teacher retired, -, DeKalb, DeKalb county, Illinois, Northern Illinois University, Doreen Anne Harris (1920 IL to 2008 IL), Doreen Anne Harris, 0, DeKalb, DeKalb county, Illinois, I
...teacher, principal, -, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, Zanesville Seminary, Adelaine Parker (1817 OH to 1887 IL), Adelaine Parker, 0, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, I... for eleven years
...teacher, principal, -, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, Zanesville High School, Adelaine Parker (1817 OH to 1887 IL), Adelaine Parker, 0, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, I
...teacher, professor of psychology, -, Urbana, Champ county, Illinois, University of Illinois, William Michael Gilbert (?1909 to 1929), William Michael Gilbert, 0, Urbana, Champ county, Illinois, I
...teacher, superintendent of schools, -, Indiana, William S. WILSON (1845 OH to 1898 CA), William S. WILSON, 0, Indiana, I
...telegrapher, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, EDWIN JAMES SEARLS (1850 OH to 1917 IA), EDWIN JAMES SEARLS, 1, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... [NOTE: in the following, many towns are stated as being in South Dakota. They were actually a part of what was called "The Dakota Territory" until North and South Dakota became states in 1889.] E.J. started to learn telegraphy (invented 35 years earlier by Samuel F. B. Morse) in 1870 from Mat. [?Matthew] Allard while still living in Pecatonica. In 1872 he went to Marcus (Cherokee) Iowa with a Mr. H. H. Dwight (who was in Sioux City in 1917) to finish learning the trade. In the spring of 1872 he got his first job as a relief agent between Sioux City (Woodbury) Iowa and Fort Dodge (Webster) Iowa with the Illinois Central Railroad. Later he was sent to Springfield (Bon Homme) South Dakota to put in a new office there. He first traveled by stage to Yankton (Yankton) South Dakota, the first capitol of the Dakota Territory, then by horseback the rest of they way since the railroad had not reached this area yet. (The railroad did reach Yankton the following year) . A few months later Edwin was sent to Fort Thompson (Buffalo) South Dakota for the same reason. It took him a week to get there by going up the Missouri River on the steamship "Western". In the fall of 1873 Edwin was sent back down the river to White Swan (Charles Mix) South Dakota which was located just across the river from Fort Randall (Gregory) South Dakota, the fort being established in 1856. General George Custer and his men were camped nearby. It was while here that E.J. came to know both Custer and General Alfred Sully as they came to his telegraph office to send messages to Chicago and Washington, DC. Edwin said that Custer was the "longest winded person he'd ever met" and that "General Sully could say the same thing in half the words". Edwin also thought that Custer was "an arrogant actor who liked to throw his weight around". Edwin did admire General Sully. In fact, one of Edwin's favorite books was "With General Sully in the Sioux Lands". Edwin knew most all of the army personnel mentioned in the book and could tell a story or two about most of the officers. Edwin was somewhat of a practical joker. To help relieve the boredom that came with the telegraph office at times, he put pennies in a basin of water and wired the basin to the telegraph circuit. Then he would have the visiting Indians reach in the basin for the pennies, resulting in an electrical shock immediately upon touching the water. But the facial expressions of the Indians never changed even though they did not understand what had happened. On another occasion, when Edwin was supposed to be collating the various monthly reports that were spread out in stacks on the fifteen foot telegraph table, he attached a wire to the tail of the office cat, connected it to the telegraph switchboard ground, then touched the cat's nose with a wire attached to the switchboard battery. As the cat jumped and scampered, emitting howls as it went from one end of the table to the other, it scattered the reports all over the room. It took Edwin two hours to clean up the mess. In the spring of 1874 Edwin was sent to Vermillion (Clay) South Dakota until the fall of 1875. (It was about this time that gold was discovered in South Dakota's Black Hills). It was while there that he met and married Mary Douglass. The couple was moved to Gayville (Yankton) South Dakota where they stayed for the winter. In the spring of 1876 the couple moved by wagon to Greenwood (Charles Mix) South Dakota, on the Yankton Indian Agency. E.J. was to be the clerk and postmaster there for $125/month at the federal government's Traders Store, post office and Black Hill Stage Company office. They were there for nearly four years before they moved back to the store at White Swan. Larry M. Wilson has a U.S. Post Office form that appointed E.J. as postmaster of White Swan. The document appears to have been signed by E.J. himself (unless the clerk filling out the form wrote E.J.'s name). It was about this time that Alexander Graham Bell was inventing the telephone, the device that would eventually replace E.J.'s telegraphs. According to the LeMars Sentinel issue of 11-29-1904, E.J. celebrated the twenty third anniversary of his employment with the railroad by taking the day off and visited his son, B.O., of Dell Rapids. At the time, E.J. was the senior member of service by several years over all his co-workers. An interesting comment made in the article said: "...recently there has come to him [E.J.] the longing for a change of scene, a yearning for the comforts of perpetual summer...". While in Akron, E.J. became widely known in the area by the railroad personnel and traveling salesmen, as well as the townspeople of Akron, for he was the bearer and sender of news. It was a widespread axiom, especially among the commercial traveling man, that "at no place did you find a more genial and courteous depot agent than Ed Searls of Akron". E.J.'s 35 years with the CM&SP Railroad made him one of the oldests in continuous service in the company's Sioux City and Dakota division. He took very few vacations and never retired. He made $40 per month, working 126 hours per week. He had no pension but did have a $300 life insurance policy and owned his $300 home. His small paychecks caused both his son Burton and his grandson Cluett to drop out of school so they could go to work for the same railroad to help make ends meet.
...telegrapher, 1910 -1969, Chicago St. Paul & Milwaukee Railroad, Cluett Clifford SEARLS (1899 IA to 1981 IA), Cluett Clifford SEARLS, 0, I... Cluett worked most of his life, starting at age eleven, for the same railroad that his father and grandfather worked for. He started out by handling freight for 50 cents a week. At ages 12 and 13 he started learning telegraphy. With hard work he made his way up to office boy making 12 cents an hour. At age 17 he was training to take over the job of his ailing grandfather E.J. When Cluett retired to Postville in 1969, he, his father, and his grandfather had put in a combined total of 135 years of service to the CM&SP Railroad covering a period of almost one hundred years.
...telegrapher, -, Chicago and Alton Railroad, Benjamin Franklin WILSON Jr. (1850 OH to 1914), Benjamin Franklin WILSON Jr., 0, I... for several years
...tiller, -, WILLIAM\ABIEL\ABEL WHEELER (?1568 ?EN to c1614 ?EN), WILLIAM\ABIEL\ABEL WHEELER, 1, I... per his will
...tour guide, -, Mary Addie Linda DEATON (1923 TN to 2012 VA), Mary Addie Linda DEATON, 0, I... part-time
...town clerk, -, Brattleboro, Windham county, Vermont, JOHN B. MILLER (1822 VT to 1883 VT), JOHN B. MILLER, 1, Brattleboro, Windham county, Vermont, I... during the mid 1800's
...town clerk, 1726 -1728, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JONATHAN HOUGHTON (1685 MA to 1737 MA), JONATHAN HOUGHTON, 1, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...town clerk, 1730 -1737, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, JONATHAN HOUGHTON (1685 MA to 1737 MA), JONATHAN HOUGHTON, 1, Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I
...town clerk, -, Massachusetts, SIMON WILLARD (?1605 EN to 1676), SIMON WILLARD, 1, Massachusetts, I
...town clerk, -, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, WALTER HAYNES (1583 EN to 1665 MA), WALTER HAYNES, 1, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...town clerk, -, Bolton, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Jacob HOUGHTON (1674 MA to 1750 ?MA), Jacob HOUGHTON, 0, Bolton, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I... was the first one in the town
...town clerk, -, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, Benjamin MOORE (1648 MA to 1729 MA), Benjamin MOORE, 0, Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...town clerk, -, Framingham, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, Thomas Drury (?1664 ?MA to 1701), Thomas Drury, 0, Framingham, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...town officer, -, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, SIMON STONE (1585 EN to 1665 MA), SIMON STONE, 1, Waterton, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, I
...town trustee, -, Ohio, Daniel SEARLS Jr. (1814 NY to 1894 OH), Daniel SEARLS Jr., 0, Ohio, I
...traveling salesman, -, Irvin Ray Goodwin (?1888 to 1908), Irvin Ray Goodwin, 0, I... for a Sioux City tool and machine shop
...traveling salesman, 1892 -, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, Matthew Durbin WILSON (1843 OH to 1921 OH), Matthew Durbin WILSON, 0, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I... probably sold fruit trees
...vicar, 1615 -1630, Beaworthy, Devon county, England, JOHN MAVERICK (1578 EN to 1636 MA), JOHN MAVERICK, 1, Beaworthy, Devon county, England, I
...warehouse manager, -, B. F. Goodrich Company, John Ray Easley (1890 to 1965), John Ray Easley, 0, I
...woman's clothing, 1950 -1959, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, Macy's, Charles Robert Parfitt (1925 to 1954), Charles Robert Parfitt, 0, Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri, I
...writer, -, Susan Atkinson WILSON (1841 OH to 1919 CA), Susan Atkinson WILSON, 0, I
...yeoman, -, JOHN WHITE (1602 to 1683 MA), JOHN WHITE, 1, I
...yeoman, -, EDMUND RICE (c1594 ?EN to 1663 MA), EDMUND RICE, 4, I
...yeoman, -, RICHARD WILLARD (?1510 EN to 1558 EN), RICHARD WILLARD, 1, I
...yeoman, -, JOHN WARNER (?1570 EN to 1614 ?EN), JOHN WARNER, 4, I
...cattle stock raising, -, Fergus county Montana, William Douglas DEATON (1857 TX to 1877 MT), William Douglas DEATON, 0, Fergus county Montana, I
...lawyer, -, Levi DEATON (1826 VA to 1906 OH), Levi DEATON, 0, I
...auto mechanic, manager, 1919 -, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, Sioux City Municipal Garage, Dwight Clifford SEARLS (1900 IA to 1960 IA), Dwight Clifford SEARLS, 0, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, I... expert auto mechanic He worked there for forty years and eventually became the manager. He was responsible for over 100 mechanics.
...restaurant manager, manager, -, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, Henry GOSS (1806 VT to 1836), Henry GOSS, 0, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...Baptist minister, minister, -, ?Montgomery county North Carolina, Dorsey Elbert DEATON (1890 NC to 1938 NC), Dorsey Elbert DEATON, 0, ?Montgomery county North Carolina, I
...barber, operator, -, Christiana, Champaign county, Ohio, William B. Helvie (1881 OH to 1955 ?OH), William B. Helvie, 0, Christiana, Champaign county, Ohio, I
...grist mill, operator, -, Wenham, Essex county, Massachusetts, JOHN WHITE (1602 to 1683 MA), JOHN WHITE, 1, Wenham, Essex county, Massachusetts, I... was the first mill in the town
...milling and mining, operator, 1837 -, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, MATTHEW MEREDITH WILSON (1810 PA to 1886 OH), MATTHEW MEREDITH WILSON, 1, Zanesville, Muskingum county, Ohio, I... learned the trades from his father
...saw mill, operator, -, Wenham, Essex county, Massachusetts, JOHN WHITE (1602 to 1683 MA), JOHN WHITE, 1, Wenham, Essex county, Massachusetts, I... was the first mill in the town
...baker, owner, -, George G. DOUGLASS (1880 NE to 1953 ?CA), George G. DOUGLASS, 0, I... owned his own shop
...book store owner, owner, 1877 -, Elyria, Lorain county, Ohio, William S. WILSON (1845 OH to 1898 CA), William S. WILSON, 0, Elyria, Lorain county, Ohio, I
...bookstore owner, owner, -, Curtis Carmean (?1855 ?MO to 1932 CA), Curtis Carmean, 0, I
...carriage maker, owner, 1866 -1884, James Hidden Roberts (1810 ?VT to 1895 ?VT), James Hidden Roberts, 0, I... owned his own shop
...farm equipment manufacturer, owner, -, Edwin Marion Hill (1907 IL to 1995 CA), Edwin Marion Hill, 0, I
...firetruck manufacturer, owner, 1955 -, Brookings, Brookings county, South Dakota, Brookings Fire Apparatus Co., Harold Ambrose SEARLS (1900 IA to 1961 SD), Harold Ambrose SEARLS, 0, Brookings, Brookings county, South Dakota, I... was a founder of the company
...fruit and produce business, owner, -, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, Henry GOSS (1806 VT to 1836), Henry GOSS, 0, Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, I
...furniture store, owner, 1891 -, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, Christman and Huber Furniture Store, Charles D. Christman (1866 IA to 1959 IA), Charles D. Christman, 0, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, I... The business was located at Third and Main Streets.
...greenhouse owner, owner, -, Milton Ernest MOORE (1872 MA to 1963 MA), Milton Ernest MOORE, 0, I... He ran fourteen greenhouses that bordered the Mystic River until around 1950 when they were replaced by apartments
...grist mill operator, owner, 1880 -, Centerville, Turner county, South Dakota, GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS (1826 IL to 1914 ?CA), GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS, 1, Centerville, Turner county, South Dakota, I... His son-in-law Edwin Searls worked for him in 1880-1881 delivering flour.
...grocery store co-owner, owner, -, Kidder Brothers Grocery Store, Ernest R. Kidder (1876 ?IL to 1924), Ernest R. Kidder, 0, I... a partner with his brother Louis
...grocery store co-owner, owner, -, Kidder Brothers Grocery Store, Louis Leroy Kidder (1878 ?IL to 1924), Louis Leroy Kidder, 0, I... a partner with his brother Ernest
...grocery store owner, owner, -, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, Peter B. Few (1832 NY to 1889 TN), Peter B. Few, 0, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, I
...harness and buggy business, owner, 1896 -1904, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, Henry Clark Hoghton (1874 IL to 1952 IL), Henry Clark Hoghton, 0, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, I... Before starting his own mortuary, Henry owned a harness and buggy business.
...hatter, owner, -, Saint Louis, Saint Louis county, Missouri, CYRUS DOUGLASS (1792 ?VT to 1880 IL), CYRUS DOUGLASS, 1, Saint Louis, Saint Louis county, Missouri, I... learned the business in New York
...innkeeper, owner, -, Rowley, Essex county, Massachusetts, THOMAS MILLER (1609 EN to 1680 CT), THOMAS MILLER, 1, Rowley, Essex county, Massachusetts, I
...innkeeper, owner, -, ?Ipswich, Essex county, Massachusetts, John Knight (1587 EN to 1670 ?MA), John Knight, 0, ?Ipswich, Essex county, Massachusetts, I
...innkeeper, owner, -, Oxford, Worcester county, Massachusetts, Richard MOORE (1671 MA to 1767 ?MA), Richard MOORE, 0, Oxford, Worcester county, Massachusetts, I... was the second licensed in town
...livery business, owner, 1896 -, Lewistown, Fergus county, Montana, David Calvin DEATON (1865 TX to 1950), David Calvin DEATON, 0, Lewistown, Fergus county, Montana, I
...loaning money, owner, 1886 -, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, MATTHEW MEREDITH WILSON (1810 PA to 1886 OH), MATTHEW MEREDITH WILSON, 1, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I... per his death certificate
...lumber and coal business, owner, 1878 -, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, Moore Loring & Co., Milton Alphonse MOORE (1845 VT to 1917 IA), Milton Alphonse MOORE, 0, Le Mars, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... Milton started his first lumber business in partnership with George E. Loring. The first was dissolved a few years later. Then Milton started the M.A. Moore Lumber Co. He was president of several lumber companies doing business in the Iowa towns of Lemar, Akron, Kingsley, Remsen, Oyens, Struble, Seney, Dalton, Brunsville, Craig, Chatsworth, and Meriden. He also had lumber yards in the South Dakota towns of Moville and Elk Point. Milton would partner himself with younger men whom he thought showed promise of success. He was always willing to loan them money to keep their yards going.
...lumber yard owner, owner, -1911, Rockford, Winnebago county, Illinois, Jehial E. Hollister (1850 ?IL to 1913 ?CA), Jehial E. Hollister, 0, Rockford, Winnebago county, Illinois, I
...lumber yard owner, owner, 1913 -, San Jose, Santa Clara county, California, Jehial E. Hollister (1850 ?IL to 1913 ?CA), Jehial E. Hollister, 0, San Jose, Santa Clara county, California, I... bought a lumber yard
...lumber yard owner/operator, owner, -, Portland, Multnomah county, Oregon, Archibald Stone DOUGLASS (1849 IL to 1925 ?OR), Archibald Stone DOUGLASS, 0, Portland, Multnomah county, Oregon, I... a large lumber mill
...lumber yard owner/operator, owner, 1949 -, Portland, Multnomah county, Oregon, Percell R. DOUGLASS (1877 NE to 1949 ?OR), Percell R. DOUGLASS, 0, Portland, Multnomah county, Oregon, I... a large lumber mill
...lumberyard owner/manager, owner, 1946 -1985, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Akron Lumber Company, Robert Tucker (1920 IA to ?1946), Robert Tucker, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... sold the business when he retired
...merchant, owner, -, ISAAC ALLERTON (c1586 EN to 1659 CT), ISAAC ALLERTON, 1, I
...merchant, owner, 1873 -, Richfield, Summit county, Ohio, Henry C. SEARLS (1841 ?OH to 1914 ?OH), Henry C. SEARLS, 0, Richfield, Summit county, Ohio, I
...mortuary, owner, 1904 -195204, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, Henry Clark Hoghton (1874 IL to 1952 IL), Henry Clark Hoghton, 0, Delavan, Tazewell county, Illinois, I... Henry sold his mortuary to Joyce Hallmann two weeks before he died.
...paint store owner, owner, 1930 -, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, Wilson Paint Store, EDWIN LAWRENCE WILSON (1895 MO to 1971 MO), EDWIN LAWRENCE WILSON, 1, Excelsior Springs, Clay county, Missouri, I... Edwin eventually decided to open his own paint store and go into business for himself. He chose Excelsior Springs as the city in which to build his business. Earlier, Edwin had visited the city Excelsior Springs while setting up a store for Cook Paint.
...professional baseball player, owner, -, Robert Tucker (1920 IA to ?1946), Robert Tucker, 0, I... Bob became the owner/manager of Harriett's paternal grandfather Newell's Moore Lumber Co. The name was changed to Akron Lumber Co.
...saw mill operator, owner, -, Clark county Ohio, William B. DEATON (1811 VA to 1855 OH), William B. DEATON, 0, Clark county Ohio, I
...sawed timber, owner, 1870 -1879, Vermillion, Clay county, South Dakota, Missouri River banks, GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS (1826 IL to 1914 ?CA), GEORGE LAFFAETTE DOUGLASS, 1, Vermillion, Clay county, South Dakota, I... Settlers learned that their last chance to purchase timber before moving into the interior of South Dakota was to buy from George Douglass. There was no timber in central South Dakota.
...steel mill, owner, -, Middletown, Butler county, Ohio, George M. Verity (1864 OH to 1942 OH), George M. Verity, 0, Middletown, Butler county, Ohio, I... founder of Armco Steel Mill
...swimming pool operator, owner, -, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, Wilson Swimming Pool, Lawrence D. WILSON (1882 OH to 1936 OH), Lawrence D. WILSON, 0, Xenia, Greene county, Ohio, I... maintained it until his death
...tanner, owner, -, Montgomery county North Carolina, Dison\Dyson DEATON (1806 NC to 1895 NC), Dison\Dyson DEATON, 0, Montgomery county North Carolina, I... He ran a tannery at the Deaton home near the Little River, two miles east of Troy. His home was destroyed by fire in 1937.
...tavern owner, owner, -, Scottsville, Monroe county, New York, ISAAC SCOTT (1744 MA to 1818 NY), ISAAC SCOTT, 1, Scottsville, Monroe county, New York, I
...tavern owner, owner, -, Jacob SCOTT (?1784 ?NH to 1784), Jacob SCOTT, 0, I... sold the tavern in 1820 He took over his father's tavern after his father died.
...welder mechanic, owner, -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Searls Repair, Walter Howard SEARLS (1915 IA to ?1955), Walter Howard SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... Walt usually makes his own tools and other devices he needs in his repair shop. He is an expert welder and a gifted mechanic.
...wine seller, owner, 1647 -, THOMAS MILLER (1609 EN to 1680 CT), THOMAS MILLER, 1, I... had a license
...women's ready-to-wear clothing, owner, -, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, Christman Dry Goods Co., Charles D. Christman (1866 IA to 1959 IA), Charles D. Christman, 0, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, I... The business was the oldest continuous business in town in the mid 1900's. Charles was in business with his three brothers: Pete, Fred and Will. Charles eventually became wealthy.
...automobile dealership co-owner, partner, -, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, George Douglas SEARLS (1883 IA to 1918 SD), George Douglas SEARLS, 0, Sioux City, Woodbury county, Iowa, I... He owned half of the first automobile dealership there.
...clothier, partner, 1892 -19120301, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, Beck and Burrill, Joseph C. Beck (1866 to 1943 MO), Joseph C. Beck, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... until he retired The two men had previously been employed at Burg and Hentges in LeMars. When Joe retired on 03-01-1912, his share of the business was bought by Leo A. Douglass, an. The name of the firm was changed to Burrill-Douglass Co. In either 1915 or 1916 Wesley bought out Leo and took his own sons, Lowell L. and Stanley S., as partners and changed the name to Burrill and Sons. Wesley died in 1935.
...dairy, partner, -, Colorado, Curtis Carmean (?1855 ?MO to 1932 CA), Curtis Carmean, 0, Colorado, I... a small herd co-owned with a neighbor
...dry goods business, partner, 1890 -, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, Leroy L. Kidder (1832 OH to 1899 IL), Leroy L. Kidder, 0, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, I... with brother-in-law Philip Schwartz
...dry goods business, partner, 1890 -, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, Philip Schwartz (1845 PA to 1910 ?IL), Philip Schwartz, 0, Pecatonica, Winnebago county, Illinois, I... with brother-in-law Leroy Kidder
...grain business, partner, -, ?Plymouth county Iowa, Fields and Hedges, John W. Hedges (1872 NO to 1947 IA), John W. Hedges, 0, ?Plymouth county Iowa, I
...lumber business, partner, -, Dubuque, Dubuque county, Iowa, Moore Saw Mills, NEWELL SIDNEY MOORE (1842 VT to 1925 IA), NEWELL SIDNEY MOORE, 1, Dubuque, Dubuque county, Iowa, I... with brother Milton Moore
...lumber business, partner, -, Dubuque, Dubuque county, Iowa, Moore Saw Mills, Milton Alphonse MOORE (1845 VT to 1917 IA), Milton Alphonse MOORE, 0, Dubuque, Dubuque county, Iowa, I... with brother Newell Moore
...lumber business, partner, 188910 -, Elk Point, Union county, South Dakota, Milton Alphonse MOORE (1845 VT to 1917 IA), Milton Alphonse MOORE, 0, Elk Point, Union county, South Dakota, I... started a new lumber yard His nephew, Herbert L. Moore, managed it for him until 1929.
...milinery business, partner, 190008 -, Mineral Point, Iowa county, Wisconsin, Nellie E. Kidder (1867 ?IL to 1934), Nellie E. Kidder, 0, Mineral Point, Iowa county, Wisconsin, I... with Helga Heide Helga was from Durand (Winnebago) Illinois
...welder mechanic, partner, 1946 -, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, tractor shop, Walter Howard SEARLS (1915 IA to ?1955), Walter Howard SEARLS, 0, Akron, Plymouth county, Iowa, I... with Otto Osterbuhr This business was originally located in the rear of the Plymouth Coop Oil Co. In 1950 it moved into the John Dalton building until May 1976 when Walt and his son Edward moved into a new shop located on the southwest edge of town.
...dentist, -, North Carolina, James B. DEATON (1840 NC to 1917 TN), James B. DEATON, 0, North Carolina, I
...merchant, -, William DEATON (1813 NC to 1880), William DEATON, 0, I
...sheriff, retired, 18751116-, Hamil county Texas, Elias L. DEATON (1833 TN to 1899 ?TX), Elias L. DEATON, 0, Hamil county Texas, I... sold his farm
...linen weaver, tradesman, -, England, NICHOLAS BATT (1612 EN to 1677 ?MA), NICHOLAS BATT, 1, England, I