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28 NOV 1903 ARTHUR E. MATTESON DAWN L. THOMPSON HEBRON PA HEBRON PA 27 21
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Record for Dawn Louisa Thompson Matteson Dawn Louisa Thompson Matteson Birth: Feb. 20, 1883 Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA Death: May 16, 1961 Coudersport, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA Family links: Children: Thelma Winona Matteson Metzger (1905 - 1977)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Hebron Cemetery Hebron, otter County, Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Carol Metzger Wilkerson Record added: Dec 15, 2000 Find A Grave Memorial# 5121391
Dawn Louisa Thompson Matteson
Birth: Feb. 20, 1883
Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death: May 16, 1961
Coudersport, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Family links:
Children: Thelma Winona Matteson Metzger (1905 - 1977)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Hebron Cemetery
Hebron, otter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Carol Metzger Wilkerson
Record added: Dec 15, 2000
Find A Grave Memorial# 5121391
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Record for Arthur Eugene Matteson
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- [S850] census 1930 USA PA Potter Hebron, Year: 1930; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0013; FHL microfilm: 2341877 Scott Bailey Metzger Thompson Stearns...
Record for Bailey Clark Baker Rogers Sheldon Thompson Scott Stearns Matteson Weeks
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1930 United States Federal Census about Will W Thompson
3651
date: 25-27 April 1930
Enumerator: Mrs. Mack Van Wegen
Name: Will W Thompson
Gender: Male
Birth Year:abt 1859
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Home in 1930: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House:Head
Spouse's Name: Jennie Thompson
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation:
Education:
Military service:
Rent/home value:
Age at first marriage: 20
Parents' birthplace:
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Name Age
85
Hiram Weeks 60 head NY ME NY M/28 woodcutter, lumber
Elictie Weeks 56 wife NY NY NY M/24
George H Weeks 22 son NY NY NY S woodcutter, lumber
Hiram J Weeks 18 son NY NY NY S woodcutter, lumber
Chester W Weeks 14 son NY NY NY
86
Otis W Baker 29 Head PA PA PA M21 farmer, own farm
Eugenia R Baker 29 wife PA PA PA M21
Edna M Baker 7 dau PA PA PA
Maxine T Baker 6 dau PA PA PA
Helen L Baker 1 dau PA PA PA
Wesley Allen 88 grfath NY unk NY wd22
87
Ara Bailey 45 head NY NY MI M23 Woodcutter, lumber
Ida Bailey 34 wife NY NY NY M13
Charles Bailey 21 son PA NY NY S woodcutter, lumber
Sam Bailey 19 son PA NY NY S woodcutter, lumber
Clarence Bailey 17 son PA NY NY S woodcutter, lumber
Ara Bailey 10 son PA NY NY S
Robert Bailey 9 son PA NY NY S
Albert Bailey 8 son PA NY NY
Ida Bailey 7 dau NY NY NY
88
Marcius Rogers 44 Head NY NY NY Div/20 laborer, gen'l farming
Frank Rogers 74 father NY NY NY M/22 laborer, gen'l farming
89
Louisa Sheldon 76 Head NY Gry Gry Wd/21
Jay Sheldon 49 son PA NY NY S farmer, gen'l
Kate Metzger 55 dau PA NY NY M@21 none
90
Arthur Matteson 53 Head PA PA PA M@27 farmer, own farm
Dawn Matteson 47 wife PA PA PA M@21
Leona Matteson 22 dau PA PA PA Single teacher, public school
91
Don Stearns 34 Head PA PA PA M28 farmer
Zeruah Stearns 29 wife PA PA PA M22
Reva Stearns 5 dau PA PA PA
Clayton Stearns 4 son PA PA PA
Glen Stearns 2 son PA PA PA
Ella M Stearns 1 dau PA PA PA
92
Will Scott 51 Eng En En M26 head farmer
Mabel Scott 48 PA PA NY M23 wife
Florence Scott 19 PA En PA S dau
Kenneth Scott 17 PA En PA S son
John Scott 14 PA En PA S son
Lucile Scott 8 PA En PA S dau
93
Roy F Clark 38 Head PA PA PA M26 farmer
Alta M Clark 37 wife PA PA PA M25
Milford L Clark 8 son PA PA PA
Phylis Clark 5 dau PA PA PA
94
Will W Thompson 71 PA PA PA 20@m farmer, own farm
Jennie Thompson 70 PA PA PA 19@m
Will E Thompson 38 PA PA PA 24@m contractor, water well driller
p.2 Alex Kestner 21 PA US US single
Name Parent or spouse names Home in 1930 Birth Year/place Relation to Head of House
Ruth Cannon Vet, Florence Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Daughter
Vida Cannon Vet, Florence Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Daughter
Alberta Cannon Vet, Florence Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1926 Pennsylvania Daughter
Hiram Weeks Elictie Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 New York Head
Elictie Weeks Hiram Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1874 New York Wife
George H Weeks Hiram, Elictie Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 New York Son
Hiram J Weeks Hiram, Elictie Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 New York Son
Chester W Weeks Hiram, Elictie Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1916 New York Son
Otis W Baker Eugenia R Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1901 Pennsylvania Head
Eugenia R Baker Otis W Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1901 Pennsylvania Wife
Edna M Baker Otis W,Eugenia R Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Daughter
Maxine T Baker Otis W, Eugenia R Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1924 Pennsylvania Daughter
Helen L Baker Otis W, Eugenia R Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1929 Pennsylvania Daughter
Wesley Allen Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1842 New York Grandfather
Ora Bailey Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1885 New York Head
Ida Bailey Ora Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 New York Wife
Charles Bailey Ora, Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Pennsylvania Son
Sam Bailey Ora,Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Pennsylvania Son
Clarence Bailey Ora, Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Pennsylvania Son
Ora Bailey Ora, Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Son
Robert Bailey Ora, Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Son
Albert Bailey Ora, Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Pennsylvania Son
Ida Bailey Ora, Ida Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 New York Daughter
Marcius Rogers Frank Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1886 New York Head
Frank Rogers Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1856 New York Father
Louisa Sheldon Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1854 New York Head
Jay Sheldon Louisa Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Son
Kate Metzger Louisa Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1875 Pennsylvania Daughter
Arthur Matterson Dawn Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head
Dawn Matterson Arthur Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1883 Pennsylvania Wife
Leona Matterson Arthur,Dawn Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania Daughter
Don Stearns Zeruah Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Head
Zeruah Stearns Don Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1901 Pennsylvania Wife
Reva Stearns Don, Zeruah Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1925 Pennsylvania Daughter
Clayton Stearns Don, Zeruah Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1926 Pennsylvania Son
Glen Stearns Don, Zeruah Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1928 Pennsylvania Son
Ella M Stearns Don, Zeruah Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1929 Pennsylvania Daughter
Will Scott Mabel Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1879 England Head
Mabel Scott Will Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Wife
Florence Scott Will, Mabel Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Pennsylvania Daughter
Kenneth Scott Will, Mabel Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Pennsylvania Son
John Scott Will, Mabel Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1916 Pennsylvania Son
Lucile Scott Will, Mabel Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Pennsylvania Daughter
Roy F Clark Alta M Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1892 Pennsylvania Head
Alta M Clark Roy F Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1893 Pennsylvania Wife
Milford L Clark Roy F, Alta M Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Pennsylvania Son
Phylis Clark Roy F, Alta M Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1925 Pennsylvania Daughter
Will W Thompson Jennie Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1859 Pennsylvania Head
Jennie Thompson Will W Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1860 Pennsylvania Wife
Will E Thompson Will W,Jennie Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1892 Pennsylvania Son
1930 United States Federal Census about Will Scott
Name: Will Scott
Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1879
Birthplace: England
Race: White
Home in 1930: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House:Head
Spouse's Name: Mabel Scott
Father's Birthplace: England
Mother's Birthplace: England
Occupation:
Education:
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Name Age
91 Don Stearns 34 Head PA PA PA M28 farmer
Zeruah Stearns 29 wife PA PA PA M22
Reva Stearns 5 dau PA PA PA
Clayton Stearns 4 son PA PA PA
Glen Stearns 2 son PA PA PA
Ella M Stearns 1 dau PA PA PA
92 Will Scott 51 Eng En En M26 head farmer
Mabel Scott 48 PA PA NY M23 wife
Florence Scott 19 PA En PA S dau
Kenneth Scott 17 PA En PA S son
John Scott 14 PA En PA S son
Lucile Scott 8 PA En PA S dau
93 Roy F Clark 38 Head PA PA PA M26 farmer
Alta M Clark 37 wife PA PA PA M25
Milford L Clark 8 son PA PA PA
Phylis Clark 5 dau PA PA PA
94 Will W Thompson 71 PA PA PA 20@m farmer, own farm
Jennie Thompson 70 PA PA PA 19@m
Will E Thompson 38 PA PA PA 24@m contractor, water well driller
p.2 Alex Kestner 21 PA US US single
Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0013; FHL microfilm: 2341877.
Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002.
Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls.
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- [S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree, Thompson, William Erwin "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org : modified 07 June 2017, 20:57), entry for William Erwin Thompson(PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:L6NF-L77); contributed by various users. PersonID L6NF-L77.
William Erwin Thompson
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William Erwin Thompson L6NF-L77
birth: August 1891, Pennsylvania
death: 27 December 1950, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
father: William Willis Thompson LWPH-H1X
mother: Jennie Luverne Randall LWPH-H1D
spouse: Nellie M. Johnson L2HY-JZS
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William Erwin Thompson L6NF-L77
birth: August 1891, Pennsylvania
death: 27 December 1950, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
father: William Willis Thompson LWPH-H1X
mother: Jennie Luverne Randall LWPH-H1D
spouse: Nellie M. Johnson L2HY-JZS
William Erwin Thompson
Sex Male
Birth August 1891 Pennsylvania
Death 27 December 1950 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Birth Name
William Erwin Thompson
Residence
1900 Hebron Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
1910 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Family Members
Spouses and Children
William Erwin Thompson 1891-1950 • L6NF-L77 ?
Nellie M. Johnson 1895-Deceased • L2HY-JZS ?
Marriage: 31 May 1916 Olean, Cattaraugus, New York
Children (0)
Parents and Siblings
William Willis Thompson 1859-1938 • LWPH-H1X ?
Jennie Luverne Randall 1860-1946 • LWPH-H1D ?
Marriage: 17 Mar 1879 Potter, Pennsylvania
Children (4)
Alva Willis Thompson 1880-1962 • 9ZSY-4K5 ?
Dawn Louisa Thompson 1883-1961 • L4QP-Y4V ?
Vilette Thompson 1887-Deceased • L6NF-GSC ?
William Erwin Thompson 1891-1950 • L6NF-L77
Vilette Thompson
Sex Female
Birth September 1887 Pennsylvania
Alternate Name
Also Known As Lettie Thompson
Residence
1900 Hebron Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
Albert Crandall Greene 1882-1953 • L6NJ-XWD ?
Vilette Thompson 1887-Deceased • L6NF-GSC
Albert Crandall Greene 1882-1953 • L6NJ-XWD ?
Birth 5 October 1882 Independence, Allegany, New York
Death 1953
- [S1127] Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2014;), Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906–1967; Certificate Number Range: 070201-072750.
Record for Jennie Luverna Thompson (13) facts
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Jennie Luverna Randall Thompson in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Jennie Luverna Thompson
[Jennie Luverna Randall]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 86y 4m 21d
widow
housewife
own home
Birth: 7 Apr 1860
Potter-Penna
Death: 28 Aug 1946 04:00h
Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
cause: Septic Infection, 4 d
due to: Extensive leg ulcer, unk
other: Senility
153 / 162b
signed: J? Irving Bentley MD
Coudersport
Father: Joel P Randall
born: Grafton, NY
Mother: Sarah Adelia Clark
born: Coudersport
Spouse: W W Thompson
inform: Dawn Matteson
RD2, Coudersport
burial: Aug 30, 1946
Hebron Cemetery
fun dir: J.P. Gardner
Roulette
Certificate Number: 71336
Source Citation
Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1967; Certificate Number Range: 070201-072750
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1963. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Jennie Luverna Randall Thompson in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Jennie Luverna Thompson
[Jennie Luverna Randall]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 86y 4m 21d
widow
housewife
own home
Birth: 7 Apr 1860
Potter-Penna
Death: 28 Aug 1946 04:00h
Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
cause: Septic Infection, 4 d
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- [S292] newspaper: Potter Leader Enterprise-, Thu, Nov 19, 1925 p7 John Schollard on The Early Days of Coudersport 20240403GHLn-.
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John Schollard on The Early Days of Coudersport
The Potter Enterprise
Coudersport, Pennsylvania •
Thu, Nov 19, 1925 p7
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• THE POTTER ENTERPRISE
Mr & Mrs G.W. Atkinson are rejicing over the birth of a seven-pound daughter at the ouerport Hospital, November 14. She will be called Wilma Adelaide.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Metzger and children of Roulette, called on her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Mattison, Sunday afternoon.
Mr & Mrs Judson Dingman and children, Arneda, Isaac, Alta, attended the Williams' reunion at Edsel Williams' at Gold, Sunday.
The Harvester Class met with Miss Leona Matherson, Saturday evening.
IN THE EARLY DAYS
OF COUDERSPORT
Paper By John Sohollard, of Hebron, Read Before the Potter County Historical Society.
I was born in Coudersport in the year 1852. My people came here some time in the forties and settled in Coudersport. My father's occupation was railroading. That being a very poor occupation for a man in those days in Coudersport he went on the Erie Railroad as a brakeman on the passenger train running from New York to Covington, as the road was built only to that point at that time.
...
Mr. Brown, who sometimes did clerical work, but his occupation was that of an iron molder. His place of business was where the silk mill now stands. Just above was the town carpenter and contractor, Eli Rees.
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Lady's wear, by Crissy Metzger.
... the book store of Mrs. John S. Mann, where people bought books for their school childfren. ... Lewis Mann, groceries.
On the other side of the street, where the Potter Gas Company now is, was a Mr. Judd, who kept postoffice. Where the Knight building now is, the Spencers ran the candy store and supplied the young people with sweets as a atter of course.
Back to Main Street, in the block was the store of C.S. Jones who sold groceries and a few other supplies. ... Also, the Armstrongs made to measure boots and ladies' shoes, guaranteed to wear a whole year or to be repaired for nothing. On the lower corner was the Bill Jones General Store where deer was bought and shipped by teams to Pottsville and carried to market to Philadelphia and sold.
On the next corner, where the Crittenden now stands, was the hotel kept by the genial Sam Mills where refreshments were bought for three cents a glass.
On the other corner across from the Crittenden House was a store run by J.B. Smith. On the corner where the Potter County Garage now stands was the Hickory Hotel, or Cartee House.
... There was also a WR. Starkweather, who claimed to be the best ox-shoer in town. There was also Mr. Thompson, the wagon-maker.
The legal minds were Mr. Maynard, Mr. Ellis and J.S. Mann. Other residents living in the town were Timothy Ives, Arch F. Jones, W.M. Metzgar, Ben Rennells, Judge Ross, Abiather rounseville, W.B. Gordnier, Albert Goodsell, Brum Rorabacher. I must also make mention of Jake Reed, who made the drive and felled fifty acres of timber before breakfast on a Sunday morning.
... the Irish families in thos early days: the Careys, Gillons, Ryans, Sullivans, Glavins, Calhouns, Kernans, McCarthys, and Mr. Tommy Linnehan.
wear a whole year or to be repaired gran to gTOW more grain. Dr. Ellison for nothingi On the lower corner was also built a more up-to-date grist and the Bill Jones General Store where, saw mill ophe Crittenden farm.
how. Shipped by teams owned by A." Bfephe'ns" "Estate', .'n-1 to Pottsville and carried to market to Philadelphia and sold. On the next corner, where the Crittenden now stands, was the hotel
other Industry in the town and a large asset to the farmers around the vicinity of the town, in the early days, was
. , ' ; ir-; p.;us4 , hralromer, 4-i, 1 lves Arcn 'i J0 .
V V uiunviuuu Vli WI& kept the ashery of Bill Jones, who bought i by the genial Sam Mills where re-! all the ashes made by the farmers and freshments were bought for three was leached in large vats, boiled down cents a glass. into crystals, called salts (or Potash) 1 On the other corner across from the sacked and shipped to New York and Crittenden House was a store run by refined and made into baking soda for J. B. Smith. On the corner where the tne People's pancakes for breakfast, i
Potter County Garage now stands was 1 W.B. Gordnier also built a Dlant for ' the Hickory Hotel, or Cartee House. making farm implements for farmers, Now I have taken you through the in the Iine of hy takes, cutting boxes business part of the town. There was and other necessary things. The fac- also a W.R. Starkweather, who claim-
tory was equipped with one brown ed to be the best ox-shoer in the town. norse that furnished the power with a There was also Mr. Thompson, the tread and a turning lathe installed, wagon-maker. J was Me the man who built a wood- ThA Wl mint WOM m, Mn.
'shed. He said: "I got it completed; I Mr. Ellis and J. S. Mann.
Other resi- stePPed back and took a look at it and ATir. livincr in T.hA Iavh woro Timnhv ' wufiiicu, .mm ii. yuu passenger train running from New York to Covington, as the road was built only to that point at that time. Unfortunately, my father was killed at a later date at Wellsville Station, N. Y. State, when I was only ' nine months old. It was rather a hard proposition for my mother, as, at that age, I was perhaps more of an item of expense than an asset. The point that I want to bring out is that Coudersport had generous people in the forties and fifties; but not nearly as many as now. I will try to give a bird's eye view of the town and what it contained and . ' nmiMn'.
novo (..lnoJ ki, Ablather " -" .w.t, , . nes, w. in. meizgar, i , Ben Rennells, Judge Ross, Abiather LU"'"" 1 "ave ne.T ... o n n Ian n-n i n cr of if Kounseville, W.
B. Gordnier, Albert. Goodsell, Brum Rorabacher. I must
A Mr. Sandberg added to the town's growth by building a tannerv growth by building a tannery which was located across the river. Mr. Sandberg's business was ruined by a Mr. Colville who banked his logs below the tannery and in the spring flood it backed the water up and put
also make mention of Jake Reed, who i which made the drive and felled fifty acres i
mention of the Irish families in those I early days: the Careys, Gillons, Ryans,!"18 business out of date. Other large Sullivans, Glavins, Calhouns, Kernans, interests Degan to come in, such as McCarthys, and Mr. Tommy Linnehan ' tne Hammond tannery, Mina Mills, of timber before breakfast on a Sun day morning.
It would be proper, perhaps, to make a I will not take up your time on the South Side as there was only one house at this time and that was the TTnll hmiap Tho lnnrl nn flio Rnnt-Vi U I ns -1 4.:-.-4.. X looked like. As a matter of course, I Side was owned by the Keatings and - iuc" '""y ior ..gms shall have to commence from some was cleared by them for a farm. The I Pfved st.re?ts'. a Pod sewaee system the building of the Coudersport & Port Allegany railroad.
The South Side began to build up with business places; also new residences, equipped of inem ior a iarra. me - . ... . - lnir,f , nw on T will Vo Keatine-s were verv crenerous makinf? ' PIenry 01 snaae' nne water and one f i1o0 f K0io0 f Mr r ,, homiest.
tn the Cnnntv and Schools. tne nicest county seats on the Penn- sometiems did clerical work, but his The Dent family was also residents of Jl nla map I occupation was that of an iron molder. the County Seat and was largely cred-I Thanking you for your time I have His place of business was where the ited for the interest they took in the taken up I am going to leave you to silk mill now stands. Just above was the town carpenter and contractor, Eli Rees. As you move down Main street, on the right hand side was where the ladies were supplied with bonnets, skirts and other fashionable garments, sold building of the town.
The town clock draw your own conclusions from your was a generous donation from the Dent family. F. W. Knox was also a resident of the town, coming here as principal of the High School. Now, as I have been taking you by urissey Metzger.
continuing on 'th,ough the early days of the Borough aown Main street was tne dook store owr imaginations of the early days of the town. JOHN SCHOLLARD. October 30, 1925.
of Mrs. John S. Mann, where people order to carry you a little farther of Coudersport, it perhaps would be in tioDi exponaa fieri facias, levari fa- bought books for their school children On the next corner was the store of Lewis Mann, who supplied the people with groceries in a small way. On the other side where the Potter Gas Company now is, was a Mr. Judd who kept postoffice. Where the Knight building now is, the Spencers ran the candy store and supplied the young people with sweets as a matter of course. Now we will go baok.to Main street, and in the block was the store of C.S. Jones who sold groceries and a few other supplies. In this block, also, was the Armstrongs made to measure down the line when others began to come in and establish other lines of business. The Canfields built a large gristmill with a race carrying water to furnish the power for a large buck- dersport, Pa. et wheel to do the grinding which
cias and sur mortgage, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Potter county, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale or outcry at the courthouse in Cou- of be the & R.
SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of sundry writs of venditioni eponas, fieri facias, levari facias and sur mortgage, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Potter County, Penna and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale or outcry at the courthouse in Coudersport, Pa.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1925
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Parcel 1. in Homer Twp, containing 80 acres.
Parcel 2. in Eulalia Twp, containing 52 acres and being the northern tongue of Michael Snyder farm sold to Frank Howland June 6, 1907.
Parcel 3. in Homer Twp, containing 157 acres adjoining corner of lot deeded by J.H. Ayres to Alfred Ayres.
Seized, taken in exeution, and to be sold as the property of Henry Beihler and Elizabeth Biehler, at the suit of The Citizens Safe Deposit & Trust Company.
IRVING E. VELEY, Sheriff
R.R. Lewis, Plaintiff's Attorney
United States
Pennsylvania
Coudersport
The Potter Enterprise
1925
Nov
19
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