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(Compilation from
Caron's City Directories 1884-1938) |
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pre-1909 Address |
present address |
Year |
Head of Household |
occupation or name of business or notes |
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1600 |
1400 |
1892-1894 |
Hall, C B |
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1895-1921+ |
Chambers, Samuel R |
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1927-1933+ |
Chambers, Mollie L |
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1938 |
duplexed: McNair, N H; Gaut, Mary |
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1606 |
1404 |
1893-1896 |
Voris, S B |
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1897-1903 |
Voris, Mary J |
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1904-1905 |
Powers, J D |
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1906-1907 |
Nelson VB |
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1908 |
McFarland, Graham |
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1909-1915 |
Smith, W M |
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1915-1916 |
Vacant |
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1917-1921 |
Robinson, A H |
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1927 |
Heyburn, Alex |
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1933-1938+ |
Frank, L W |
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1612 |
1408 |
1875 |
Lammot, Ferdinand ?? |
partner DuPont Gunpowder (listed
somewhere this area of 3rd St) |
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1884-1920 |
Green, John W |
address is #1762 until 1888, Mr.
Green was a land broker |
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1921-1927+ |
Green, Anna A |
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1933-1938+ |
Green, Marion A |
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1614 |
1414 |
1892-1898 |
MacFarlane, Graham |
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1897 |
Stockdale, Ex |
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1899 |
Vacant |
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1900-1912 |
Sackett FM |
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1913-1938+ |
McHenry, LH |
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1616 |
1416 |
1893-1898 |
Hite, W W |
president, Railroad Supply Company |
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1899-1925 |
Bernheim, Bernard
more |
distiller, Bernheim Bros Distillery (IW Harper,
Old Charter etc), with brother Isaac W Bernheim. The
brothers donated a number of monuments for the city and the US
capitol, later the Bernheim Foundation and Bernheim Forest.
They also patented the hip flask. |
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1925+ |
McCormack, J N |
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1933 |
Youngman, A C boarding |
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1938 |
Third Street Inn |
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2000 |
Bernheim Mansion Bed & Breakfast |
B&B |
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2000 |
BestRegistrar.com |
domain name registrar |
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Highland Lighting |
brass & crystal replacement for antique light fixtures |
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1618 |
1422 |
1892-1916 |
Shreve, Charles U |
capitalist |
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1909-1916 |
Wright, G D |
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1917-1920 |
Vacant |
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1921-1927+ |
Bannon, W P |
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1927-1938+ |
3-5 households |
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ca 1980 |
burned down |
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1620 |
1426 |
1895-1921+ |
Walton, Druid A |
civil engineer |
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1927 |
Fort, F T |
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1933-1938+ |
Fort, Elizabeth B |
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1624 |
1432 |
1897-1948 |
Culbertson, Samuel A
more |
banker/capitalist, president of Churchill
Downs 1928-1937, Chairman of Board 1937-1948. Conceived &
commissioned the first Garland of Roses for the Kentucky Derby
in 1931/2.
Sons were the "Two
Little Knights of Kentucky" in the
Little
Colonel Stories. |
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2000 |
Culbertson Mansion Inn |
B&B |
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1628 |
1436 |
1893-1896 |
Maddis, S S |
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1897 |
Hussey, F D |
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1898 |
Jones, S P |
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1899 |
Vacant |
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1900-1904 |
Mathews, William |
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1905-1906 |
Mathews, Mary M |
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1907-1909 |
Cox Attila |
attorney |
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1910-1917 |
Cox, Katherine (Kate) M |
widow of Attila Cox |
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1918 |
Cox, Lucille |
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1919-1920 |
Vacant |
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1920 |
Vacant |
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