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Residence of W.A. Durham, Main Street
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Residence C.B. McLain
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George W. Hess
Residence at the corner of Main and 3rd Streets
Born 1832
One of the proprietors of the Watsontown Record
Original Stock Holder of Watsontown Table & Furniture Co
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Residence of J.D. Mayes
Main and 6th Streets
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Keims Grocery, in the old Leiser building
George W. Keim
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F. Oliver Sanders
Born 1874
Mother - Mrs H. W. Sanders
Learned Printing Trade at Watsontown Blade
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James Hammond McCormick
Born 1855, McEwensville
Son of Robert H. McCormick
Married Laura C. Frederick
Clerk at Leiser Drug Store
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George H. Shannon
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John F. Meckley
Born 1863
Served In Civil War
Meckley Bargain Store
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Walter L. Weidenhamer
Brother - H.G. Weidnehamer
Stationary Business
Solo Bb cornetist in Trates 3rd Regiment Gand
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Rev. John Hunter Watts
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Howard W. Rombach
Son of G.W. & S. Kate Rombach
Born 1875
Married Ione Morgan
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James Dickson Jr
Auditor For A.C.&F. Milton
Realtor
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Capt. Ira P. Irwin
"One of the best known citizens to the older inhabitants of Watsontown was Capt. I.P. Irwin, who with his wife, equally well and favorably regarded, was among the early settlers here. Their home on the West Branch canal was a familiar landmakr to those who passed up and down that once busy artery of trade"
Born 1825
Mrs Irwin Born in Milton 1830
Children" Wilbert, S.O. Malin, M.E. Reeder, Ella and Bruce
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George H. Shannon
Born 1861
Married 1888 Clara Ketner
Daughters Maud & Ethel
Clerked in Selinsgrove
Learned Trade as Tinsmith
Came to Watsontown in 1883
Opened Shop in Dewart 1884
Purchased Hogue's Stove & Tinware Store
Residence on Railroad Street
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Rev. John Hunter Watts
Born on Upper Main Street near 8th 1870
Married Emily G. Edgar
Daughters Mildred & Ruth
Member of Citizens Cornet Band
Later joined Watsontown Band
Belonged to the "Coal Cart Company" in the days of the old West Branch Volunteer Fire Co.
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Fosnot & Son Printers
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