Biographical Sketch of Early Carmi and White County Pioneers
A compiled list from the revised White County History details early Carmi and Carmi Township residents. It names J B Allen born 1820 Tennessee and other figures from carpenters to millers, farmers, merchants, physicians and Civil War veterans with birthplaces and occupations in White County and Carmi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
J.B. Allen
Lincoln County
Tennessee
T. W. Stone
Little Wabash
Michaed
Anderson
Stth
Illinois Volunteers
Vicksburg
Jackson
Mississippi
Thomas Stary
Ross
Carmi
Anna C. Bair
Germany
America
Joseph Schmutter
Magdalena Bartih
Mark
Main
Walnut
William Marx Barth
Baden
Phillips
Burnt Prairie
Becker, Rinewald & Co
George Siegler
Thomas FE. Boor
Wabash & St. Louis Railroad
West Virginia
Lodsie 272, A, FL & A. M
Frank Rowman
Durham
Alexander K. Boyer
Stth Illinois Infantry
J. V. Boyer
Hkerney & Boyer
Z T. Bover
Tamiel R. Bozeman
Malone & Bozeman Mills
Henry Brandt
Holstein
Gilbert MM. Brown
Edgar County
Thomas W
William R. Cochran
New Orleans
Fort Summer
Cushman
B. L. Patrick
Christian Cook
Humboldt Medical Institute
St. Louis
H. E. Craver
Edwards County
86Th
Ilinois Infantry
James R. Crowder
Calvin Cushman
Maine
Trumbull
William Davis
Ohio
Board of
Carmi Township
D.W. Gardner
Gaston
New Haven
Dan H. Graham
William Gravett
Sussex County
England
John B. Grow
Cincinnati
Joan Hafefa, JR
Holland
George W. Harrison
F. Fe. Hay
Colege
W. S. Hay
Thomas W. Hay
Kentucky
James Bradford Hinde
Chillicothe
Tie
Charles Houghteling
New York
Illinois
Join Hubele
Henry H. Wast
PD. AM. Ivey
Alabama
Richard Jessup
Fairfield
T. W. Kerney
J. H. Bower
Joan H H. Kronmiller
George M. McHenry
Indiana State University
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Stewart
James A. Miller
W. A. Minick
Blackford County
Indiana
Thomas Morris
Maryland
Grayville
Cree Nutter
Clarksburg
Missouri
Joseph Pfister
France
W. H. Phipps
John G. Powell
Indian Creek Township
Big Prairie
Henry Rettig
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Will S. Rice
Olney Marble Works
Kimballs of
Chicago
D. K. Rickenbach
Richard W. Buckle
Baltimore
Frank Schanzle
Wurtemburg
Louisa Schwaner
J. H. Shipley
Big Wabash Bottoms
John H. Shoup
George Tromley
Charles A. Spicknall
Mt. Washington
John T. Spicknall
Louisville
A. A. Staley
George S. Staley
Lowrey
Little Wabash River
James Fackney
E. L. Stewart
J. Stewart
U. S. Navy
87Th Illinois Infantry
W. A. ST. John
North Storms
Walter H. Thompson
R. J. Thomas
Thomas K. Wilson
William Wii
Ilinois
Large residence kept shipshape by elbow grease
The home, owned by George E. Staley Esq and his family, relied on manual labor rather than vacuuming, dishwashing, or laundry appliances to stay clean and orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Staley, Esq
Also Mentioned on This Page
Er. C. Beard
Mutual Aid Society of
William Beck
Jeffersonville
C. F. Becker
Atlanta
William P. Tuley
Uniontown
John C., Lemonin & Company
Thomas Turner
South Carolina
South
Frederick B. Wheeler
Binghampton
Cairo
Vincennes
KE. C. Wilcox
George Williams
New York City
Buchanan
George Wohlhueter
Malone & Bozeman
George Co. Ziegler
Damron House
Cullison Hotel
City Park
Main Cross Street
Main Street
James Robert Williams
Rice Motor Company
Carmi Times
John D. Martin
Court Square
Forel Godage Digi Leg Careese II
Byrde Linear Patrick
Robinson
Archer Apartments
Tony
Carmi, Illinois
White, Hamilton and
Franklin Counties
SHELL
Ralph Drake
West Istreet Street
Mcleansboro