Good Morning Sally and other Good Folk, W*O*W!!! What a wonderful gift to the list!!! Yes, please do send more. Shall I make a page and put these wonderful bits on the Massac ILGenWeb Project site?? Bill Oliver List and Site Manager -=- Sally wrote: > Hi > My Campbells and Phenix lines were Farmers. > Thought I would share some of the occupations I found for some of the folks living in Massac. > William Ware was a Painter > Charles & Franklin Hollingsworth was a tobacconist > Francis S Glass was a cooper > Thaddeous S Stone was a cooper > Wm C Parkins was a cooper > Joseph E Brown was a Physician > William Sellers was a day laborer > Ben Chumbler was a day laborer > Emanuel Rex was a photographer > Sanford Grace was a brickmaker > James K Brown was a Teacher > Henry Marion Hughlin was a teamster > N H Middleswart was a carpenter > W C Harris was a carpenter > Zenas Taner was a mechanic > Albert T Morley was a Practioner of medicine > Richard L Eccles was a mechanic > Felix Allen Taylor was a Physician > Frederick Rasche was a carpenter > Alfred Morris was a farmer > John Cooleu was a manual laborer > Joshua M Reynolds was a teacher and a farmer > B F Rose was a Blacksmith > James Burchamp was a laborer > Doc Turner was a laborer > Samuel T Owens was a farmer > John L Anderson was a farmer > William Summers was a Minister of the Gospel > Charles C Stone was a cooper > Allen House was a laborer > Charles A Nelson was a carpenter > George M Beckelhymer was a plasterer > William Winston occupation was teeming > William Napoleon Stroud was a carpenter > Finis Byrd was a mill worker > John W Burgess was a trader > George Alby was a laborer > Frank L Bruner was a Mechanic > Oscar Bastie was a riverman > Remus J Rankin was a farmer > Thomas Ward was a carpenter > Samson Sutter was a carpenter > Ruben Bryant was a carpenter > William H Hays was an attorney at law > John Jones was a laborer > John H Groff was a shoemaker > Thomas A Smith was an artist and a farmer > Homer S Rose was a sawyer in mill > Horace I Yost was a manufacturer of wagon materials > William S Baccus was a miller > John Q Conner was a druggist > Evan Wallace was a farmer > Henry T Maret was a tinner > William D Miller was a shoemaker > John E Munal was a painter > Ewell Dollar was clerking > Samuel Granvill was an engineer > Daniel M Conner was a potter > A M Odekirk was a carpenter > Henry May was a merchant > Charles Daniel Stewart was a merchant > Adolphus Pergande was a groceryman > Lenring Corlis was a merchant > Charles B Wells was a ship carpenter > John Widmer was a shoemaker > George W Heidman was a clerk > Jesse Tillman was steamboating > Winston Holland was steamboating > J L King was a teacher > George W Shelton was a mechanic > W C Lukens was a shoemaker > Henry Heidecker was a blacksmith > James D Hedges was in engineering > James W Martin was an engineer > Martin V Day was a carpenter > J R Mathews was a stonebuilder > William Foy was a ship planker > George H Kritzer was an engineer > Jesse A Woods was a merchant > Henry F Riepe was in merchandizing > George F Quante was in merchandizing > John W Rienker was a sawyer > Walter P Cutting was a ship carpenter > Charles H Beshears was a miller > G W Copenhaver was a farmer > Solomon Deleplain was in merchandising > Thomas Brannon was a brick mason > J H Mizell was a constable > George F Korte was a merchant > William C Madden was a blacksmith > Henry S Beaupre was a ship carpenter > John Bunchman was a blacksmith > John Galliher was a carpenter > Wm F Clark was a carpenter > Edward Tomlinson was a caulker > Albert E Adkins was a physician > J R Rausch was a minister of the gospel > Aaron C Fuller was a caulker > Hiram C Fisher was a phsician > J H Hempeler was a blacksmith > Wilson Gaines was a cooper > > More to come...