Winchester and Stephenson Residents Listed in Roster
A continued page lists dozens of residents with last names including Hieronimus Hook Hudson Jenkins Lewis Loy Luttrell Luttrell Luttrell Mattison Miller Morris Marple Markle McDonal Miller Martin Massey Nelson Russell Rutherford Robinson Benner Russell Stine Stuart Sibert Stine Swartz Sherman Sherman Clayton Streit Snyder Scroggins Taylor Thwaite Williams Ware Yeakley DeHaven and others from Winchester Stephenson Chambersville Siler and DeHaven areas. Over fifty names appear in sequence with first names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Hieronimus
Win'r
Walter Calvin Hook
Winchester
Lewis Hudson
Albin
Robert ©. Hoover
Albert Jenkins
Stephenson
Henry Lewis
John W. Loy
Chambereville
Eaward H. Loy
Arthur A. Luttrell
Wilmer C. Luttrell
Herbert D. Luttrell
Herbert
Russell
Robert L. Rutherford
Steph’son
Clarence Josiah Robinson
Win’r
Boyd R. Richards
Robert W. Benner
Clarence M. Russell
Charles A. Benner
Charles L. Stine
John A. Stuart
Tressel Sibert
Wilmer
Henry Stine
George H. Swartz
J. Strother Sherman
Chambville
Grover H. Schlack
John Clayton Sherman
Chambersville
Arthur F. Streit
Peter Snyder
James A. Scroggins
Charles L. Taylor
John F. Thwaite
Philip Williams
Kelly S. Ware
Holmes E. Yeakley
Harry Clinton Adams
Siler
William Pearl Brannon
DeHaven
William Harold Campbell
Games
Clyde Brown Collins
Jacob Berlin DeHaven
Light
Clarence DeHaven
Hugh Gilbert DeHaven
Julian Dante DeHaven
Ursel DeHaven
Orlin Roy MeHaven
Hollis DeHaven
Roy Willis DeHaven
List of residents with surnames from Stephens City area
A long, scanned roll call of individuals with last names such as Luttrell, Armstead, Brill, Carbaugh, Curry, Evans, Grove, and others, including colored residents, linked to Stephens City and nearby places like Siler, Cross Junction, DeHaven, and Shockeysville. The list references many first names and initials, with occasional towns like Collinsville and Cumberland, Ma. The period appears to document a registry or census style enumeration of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pola Garp Miller
Siler
Frederick Manay
Royal Nesmith
Shockeysville
Norman Péter Ruble
Grimes
Hugh Raliston Reynolds
Cross Junction
Henry Lee Shirley
DeHaven
Homer Franklin Line
Walter Marion
Shade
Hiram Purcell Whitacre
Holmes Love Whitacre
Isaac Murvell Whitacre
Roy Miller Adams
Stephene City
Frank Armstead
Colored
Stephens City
Randolph Armstead
Samuel Addison
Lloyd McCellen Argenbright
Raymond Wmanual Albin
James Arthur Brill
Stephens
Freezone Claim for Corn Removal Brought by Cincinnati Authority
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone drops applied to corns or calluses for painless removal. The product is said to cost a quarter ounce at drugstores and dries on application without irritating surrounding tissue. The notice notes high heels contributing to corns on many women’s feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bridge Grafting Promises Healthier Trees and Profits
The Wigginton Bridge Grafting method has operated successfully for over three years, claimed to save girdled or damaged trees by channeling sap through bridge grafts. Virginia growers including Harry F. Byrd report fruiting since grafting, with a $100,000 guarantee and referrals from Winchester and Mt. Jackson customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigginton
Harry F. Byrd
Winchester
Byrd
J. M. Steck
B. M. Knight
J. S. Grant
T. W. Steck
Opequon
Turkey Knob Orchard Company
Mt. Jackson
E. W. Grant
Clearbrook
H. T. Snapp
Fawcett Gap
List of Stephens and Kernstown residents in oppositions
A continued roster lists individuals with surnames Grim Grove Gardiner Hartley Hartley Hawes Headley Hicks Haunsefluck and others from Stephens City Kernstown and Middletown. The fragment notes numberings 168 through 183 and ends with to be continued.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Binay
Kutlery
Baltimore
Rutland Water Glass
Franck Baker & Sor Pharmacists
Harroun
Valley Auto Sales Company
Saney
Town
Baltimore & Ohio
Niagara Falls
Gomein
J. T. Fisher
T.d Acooper & Sons
Shenandoah County
Virginia
U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Total
State of Virginia
Brds Fuller
W. P. McGuire
SM. Chiles
John M. Steck
Maud J. Brown
N. P
Joe
Castor
Tue Gentaur Gompary
Castoria
Chapmans Auto Supply
Main ST
R. M. Swimley
East Piccadilly St. C. V
Brill & Bitter
Union Bank of Winchester
Athy “Bylvester Deneven, Des Haven
Martin Holliday
Collinsville
Chauncey Fadeley Lawrence
William Clifton Loy
Smith Luttrell
Shockeyeville
Ray Willard Luttrell
Wilmer Luttrell
Albert ‘Marshall Ménon
Shockeys
Ville
Miller Stuckley Bailey, Stephens
Robert Ee Brill
John Franklin Barley
John Gardner Bowman
Charles Edward Brill
Eugene Evan Barr
Cumberland, Ma
Walter Henry Burner
Henry Mac Cartaugh
Charles O’ferrall Cooley
Walter McCormick Carter
Warren Arthur Carper
Carl P. Cline
Luther Miller Craig
William Jonas Cornwell
Kerns
Charles Frederick Carbaugh
Ollie Arthur Clatterbuck
Walter Dearmont Curry
George Washington Curry
James Norman Campbell
Norman Kemley Carbaugh
Charles Eneeman- Colvin
Lacy Allen
White Post
Peter James ‘Cafferty
Loyd Newton Conner
Harry Glenn Cline
George Abraham Carbaugh
Mark Austin Dinges
Kirby Jordan Drummond
Edgar Earl Drake
Charles Robert Derflinger
William Kertent
Carr
Daniel Jackson Emons
Eo Ig Imran
Elmer Franklin Evans
Howard Randolph Evans
James — Earl Ewing
Henry
Ernest Flowers
Vaucluse
Harry Fisher
Lovell Harrison Grove
Howard Stanley Grove
Kernstown
George Barrow Grim
Amos Smith
Corns
the Lime-Sulphur Machine CO
N. J. Wigginton
Gen
L. M’g’r
Home Life Insurance Co. of
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Gen. Agis
Rouss Ave
Baltimore and Ohio
Mai Iwinchester
Atlantic Cit
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
B. & O. Railroad
Andred Cavil Grim
Strother William Grim
Claude Marshall Grove
William Aaron Grove
Wilbur Muse Guard
Middletown
Marvin Davis Grim
Wilmot Elmer Gardner
Andrew Harvey
Luther Guy Harbour
Milton Luther Hau, Stephens
Mitchell Humbert
Henry Clinton Hartley
Stephens __ City
Charles~Henry_Hawes
Jacob Blain Haunsefluck
Steephens City
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