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    1. [CASHASTA] Shasta Co 1885 directory
    2. Hi, This is part of Shasta Co., CA taken from the 1885 county directory. Sorry but I have no additional information on these. Only thing is says for sure is if your Ancestor was here in 1885. If there is no occupation it is because none was listed. for this county I can check census if you find a name. Janie http://www.freeyellow.com/members6/famos/cemetery.html my new friend card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/friend13.html ROUND MOUNTAIN A post office town, situated on the Redding and Modoc Stage Road, thirty-five miles from Redding. Some farming and stockraising is carried on in the vicinity. Reed's toll road, an excellent highway extends from Round Mountain along Cow Creek, twelve and one quarter miles toward Redding, Millville and Anderson. The distance is ten miles less to Redding over this road than by any other route. Campbell, J. B. - farmer 160 acres Coffer, N. H. - farmer 240 acres Ensign, Lewis - gen mdse, Postmaster Fender, Aaron - farmer 196 acres Fite, A. C. - gen mdse, stockraiser Helfich, John - farmer 80 acres Hunt, D. C. - farmer 320 acres Nichols, Stacy - farmer 160 acres Reed, E. A. - proprietor Toll Road Nordyke, Thomas - farmer Ogburn, J. W. - farmer 520 acres Postmaster - Lewis Ensign Reynolds, John E. - deputy Sheriff Ruth, Andrew - farmer Rynerson, J. H. - blacksmith, wagonmaker Scammon, Frank - farmer Sornberber, Martin M. - stockraiser Townsley, W. S. B. - farmer Tracy, John S. - teamster Turner, Joseph - farmer 520 acres Wilkinson, H. N. - farmer 1000 acres Wright, Henry - toll keeper Reed's Road SACRAMENTO FERRY (See Shasta) SHASTA This place, the county seat and the largest town, is situated in the southwesterly part of the county, on the main road leading from Redding to Weaverville and Yreka. It is seven miles distant from Redding, which is the present shipping point, although the railroad approaches within about two miles farther north, and arrangements are in progress for a more immediate connection. The road from Redding, as well as beyond Shasta, is an excellent turnpike, with easy grades. The town is prettily laid, and lying as it does in the foothills of the mountains surrounding the Sacramento Valley at an altitude of 1160 feet, above the sea, is as attractive a town as can be found in the mountains, and in a sanitary point of view is excelled by none. The place was settled in 1850, and was originally known as "Reading's Springs", being afterwards changed to Shasta in honor of the grand mountain peak which overlooks this entire region. The U. S. Land Office for northern California is located here. Shasta possesses full and complete telegraph, daily mail and express facilities. The Shasta Courier (weekly) is published here and ranks in age as the third weekly newspaper of the State. It has safely weathered the periods of depression under which the county has heretofore suffered, at times, until now partaking of the renewed prosperity which has been assuredly accruing of late years, it has become a flourishing and well sustained sheet. The principal public and larger buildings are comprised in the Court House, two churches, two hotels, and the halls of the Masons and Odd Fellows. Abrams, Thomas - miner Albro, George - janitor Court House Albro, George T. - miner Allen, M. C. - hostler Anderson, Addison - miner Anderson, Jack - blacksmith Andrews, Alexander R. - Attorney at law, notary public Armand, Emile - miner Armstrong, Aaron - farmer Baird, Albert - stage driver Baker, Reuben - farmer Bass, Seymore S. - butcher Batcheller, H. V. - harnessmaker Bauer, Frederick - miner Beaty, Milo - laborer Behrens, Charles H. - dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes Behrle, Louis - brewer Bell, Aaron - Judge Supreme Court Bemis, George A. - engineer Benton, Thomas H. - teamster Berg, Robert - miner Berkley, Lewis W. - blacksmith Bicking, George J. - clerk with Frank Litsch Bickford, William H. - miner Blake, George S. - farmer Blue, Samuel - miner Blue, Samuel S. - amalgamator Blumb, Henry - proprietor saloon & bakery Blumb, Henry C. - baker with Henry Blumb Blumb, M. Miss - school teacher Bock, Frederick - laborer Boell, Angele Mrs. - widow Boitel, Louis - miner Bolton, Edward - miner Booth, Reuben H. - carpenter Bossyns, John - miner Boswell, William A. - teamster Bottel, Louis - miner Bouname, Pierre - miner Boyd, Charles - miner Boyd, William Jr. - miner 5 acres Briceland, James M. - physican & surgeon Brincaid, J. S. - Minville & Brincaid Brock, James - miner Brown, James - laborer Bruint, Sarah Mrs. - widow Brumfield, Samuel B. - miner Brumfield, William A. - miner Bruning, S. Mrs. - widow Bryner, George - farmer Buddle, John - miner Bunnell, Henry J. - ditch agent Burr, David T. - farmer Bystle, David P. - carpenter, wagonmaker, undertaker, furniture dealer Cady, J. J. - farmer Camden, Charles - farmer 140 acres Campbell, James D. - miner Campbell, Robert A. - miner Campbell, Sylvester J. - carpenter Campbell, William D. - farmer Carter, Ella Miss - agent Western Union Tel Co. Carter, William L. - proprietor weekly Shasta Courier Castaingts, Jean - miner Castelli, George - miner Censor, Charles - miner Champlin, A. R. - laborer Charter Oak Hotel - G. C. Schroter proprietor Chenoweth, George W. - miner Clark, Elijah H. - miner Clark, John R. - hostler Clark, William - miner Clay, Henry - miner Clinton, William H. - miner Cloudy, Alfred - butcher Colman, D. M. Mrs. - Superintendent Public Schools Combs, Charles - laborer Cone, Charles - miner Conklin, Timothy - merchant Coughlin, Jerry - miner 64 acres Cox, George W. - Cox & Gourley Cox & Gourley - Geo. W. Cox & F. A. Gourley Cox, James K. P. - farmer Cox, John - farmer Craddock, Charles A. - clerk with John Craddock Craddock, John - proprietor livery stable Creeks, Andrew J. - farmer Crews, Robert - merchant Crocker, Evert - laborer Crocker, E. F. - miner Crowley, Timothy - miner Crume, Littleton T. - farmer Crum, William M. - miner Crystal Spring Saloon - Len. O. Enochs proprietor Culverhouse, Jeremiah - stage driver Dack, Eli F. - butcher with Dunn & Dack Dack, Elish R. - Dunn & Dack Daniels, William - miner Darioli, Giovanni - miner Davis, Jonathan R. - miner Daymon, William M. - laborer Delgardo, John - teamster DePray, Paul - miner Dickinson, Harvey F. - miner Dingee, Charles A. W. - farmer Dixon, Elijah M. - deputy Assessor, miner Doblin, John - miner Dobrowsky, Adolph L. - Hopping & Dobrowsky, Receiver U.S. Land Office Dobrowsky, Ernest - watchmaker, gunsmith, postmaster Donnes, John - fruitraiser Driscoll, John - miner Driscoll, Joseph - miner Driscoll, Timothy - miner Ducos, Antoine - miner Dunn & Dack - proprietors City Market Dunn, John - saloon keeper Dunn, Kate - widow Dunn, S. H. Mrs. - dressmaker Dunn, William - Dunn & Dack Dunn, William H. - butcher Durfor, Harry L. W. - laborer Eames, Charles W. - blacksmith Edwards, Richard - miner Elder, James W. - farmer Eldridge, A. R. Mrs. - school teacher Eldridge, Millard S. - Constable, deputy Sheriff Ellis, Armington C. - miner Ellsbury, William - miner Elmore, Waldo - miner Empire Hotel - John V. Scott proprietor Enochs, Len O. - proprietor Crystal Springs Saloon Everhard, M. - teacher music Farrenbach, George - laborer Fellni, George - miner Ferguson, Jeremiah F. - mechanic Fife, Charles - teamster Fitzpatrick, John W. - county surveyor Flamer, Edmund - cook Fordham, Charles W. - painter, paperhanger Forster, Martin - harnessmaker Foster, Jacob Jr. - brewer Foster, John - teamster Fowler, George W. - clerk Fowler, William B. - boot, shoemaker Fowler, Willie H. - shoemaker Freitas, Manuel - stockraiser French, John A. - hostler Fuller, Daniel - farmer Gage, A. J. Mrs. - widow 120 acres Gage, Frank I. - miner Garcia, Marcelino - miner Garden, John W. - register U.S. Land Office Garrecht, Lorence - saloonkeeper Gartland, John W. - miner Gary, Henry - miner Geer, John - teamster Gersten, August - miner Giraudt, Jean - miner Gleason, James - miner Gleason, John - steward County Hospital Gloyd, John F. - manager McDonalds Saloon Golley, James - carpenter Goodall, William - carpenter Gorley, James - laborer Gourley F. A. - Cox & Gourley Goty, Joseph - carpenter Graciot, David - miner Gratton, John - farmer/stockraiser Gregory, Jesse J. - miner Grotefend, Augustus - banker Grotefend, Augustus Jr. - tinner Grutsch, Henry - stonemason Guth, Adam - laborer Shasta cont....

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