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(Compilation from
Caron's City Directories 1884-1938)
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pre-1909 Address |
present address |
Year
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Head of Household |
occupation or name of business or notes |
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1601 |
1401 |
1886-1891 |
Higgins, Richard H |
wholesale whiskey |
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1892 |
MacLeod, John |
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1893 |
Allen, C J F |
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1894 |
Vacant |
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1895-1910 |
Huffaker, Joseph |
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1911-1915 |
Vacant |
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1916-1938+ |
Long, Dennis H |
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1938+ |
Lyons, M G |
partner (one of 8) W L Lyons & Co brokers |
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1603 |
1407 |
1886-1889 |
Lammot, Ferdinand |
partner, Dupont Co gunpowder |
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1890-1899 |
MacLeod, John |
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1900 |
MacLeod, Mary L |
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1901 |
Robinson, C B |
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1902-1907 |
Barbour, P F MD |
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1902-1903 |
Lemont, S M |
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1904-1911 |
Lemont, Emma B |
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1912-1920 |
Anderson, Fannie C boarding |
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1920-1921+ |
Martin, E Boyd Mrs |
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1927-1938+ |
2-6 tenants |
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2000 |
Garett, The Apts |
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1605 |
1411 |
1885 |
Vacant |
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1887-1891 |
Beckurts, Herman |
owner of Anderson & Nelson Distilleries |
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1893-1905 |
Halloway, J M MD |
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1905-1918 |
Halloway, Samuel W MD |
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1907-1918 |
Halloway, Annie W |
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1919 |
Sales, Anna W |
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1920-1921+ |
Jones, Laura |
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1927+ |
Conway, Emma J |
widow |
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1933-1938+ |
Richardson, H Wayne |
maintenance man, Great A&P Tea Co, wife Bernice B |
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1933-1938+ |
Richardson, Zora M |
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2000 |
Beckurts House B&B |
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1607 |
1415 |
1893-1916 |
Wolfe, H H |
wholesale clothing |
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1907-1919 |
Wolfe, D H H MD |
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1921-1938+ |
Green, Norvin E |
president Louisville Car Wheel & Railway Supply Co., wife Anne
G |
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1609 |
1419 |
1880-1885 |
DuPont, Alexis I |
gunpowder and paper manufacturer |
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1886-1887 |
Vacant |
address not listed in 1886 |
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1888 |
Zorn, S |
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1889-1906 |
Kaufman, Henry |
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1906-1927+ |
Craft, Joseph A |
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1933-1938+ |
Campbell, Cosby |
wife Verna |
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1937-1968 |
Samuel Rhea and Jane Taylor Newland |
bought the house in mid - 1937 and owned it until 1968 when they
sold it to Donald K. and Dolores J. Triplett. The house was
mostly configured as apartments during this time. |
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1611 |
1423 |
1894-1931 |
Willson, Augustus Everett
more |
attorney, Governor of Kentucky 1907-1911. Willson got into a little
trouble when he pardoned the former governor William Sylvester
Taylor, the former Secretary of State, Caleb Powers, and four
other members of the Republican Party who had been found guilty
of being involved in the assassination of William Goebel, the
Democratic Governor of Kentucky in 1900. He also
declared
martial law in Western Kentucky during the Black Patch War and
worked toward establishing temperance legislation. |
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1895-1907 |
Eakin, W M |
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1908-1912 |
Dallam, Clarence |
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1908 |
Ekin, Sadie |
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1931-34 |
Willson, Mary E |
widow of Augustus |
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1938 |
Maraman, Dora |
widow of H L |
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1613 |
1427 |
1894 |
Vacant |
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1895-1901 |
Burghard, J T |
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1902-1921+ |
Burghard, Frederica |
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1905-1921+ |
Elwang, A W |
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1927 |
Hall, Fannie E |
widow of E N Hall |
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1933 |
Vacant |
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1938 |
Owen, John W |
wife Rena |
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1938 |
Taylor, Harvey |
wife Rose L, auto mechanic |
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1615 |
1431 |
1900-1921+ |
Robinson, A L |
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1927-1933+ |
Long, Benjamin A boarding |
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1938 |
3 tenants |
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1617 |
1435 |
1888-1889 |
Duncan, H C |
African American |
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1890 |
Thomas, S W |
African American |
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1891 |
Chapman, John |
African American |
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1893-1898 |
