Engineers

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I am not certain if the men stating that they were engineers were meaning railroad engineers or of the architectural nature. Many of them would be very specific to state "Railroad Engineer" and others would not, however some of the ones who didn't resided in boarding houses full of Railroad workers. I therefore decided to place all the men simply stating that they were "Engineers" together. Some of the engineering jobs were also stated as being in a factory. Where possible, I will specify. Judging from the young ages of some of the men, I suspect that the majority of these were Railroad Men.




Owen County

James MODRELL

William T. LUKENBILL

Harman CRISS

Samuel YARNELL

Hugh BREWER

Wilham LEONARD

Francis M. SHUMAKER

A. J. RICHARDS

John A. FISHER

Elisha BURRIS

George SMITH

John W. MILLER

James BOON

Mathews STALEY

Wesley HEDRICK

Joseph T. DUPRAE

William R. KENEDY

David REEVE


Morgan County

John MILLER--at sawmill

Charles H. TOOMEY

John WIGAL

Milton MORAN

George A. MITTEN

Josiah MCCALL

John ABBOTT--at the mill

W. W. BUNDLE

Augustus PERRY

James WALKER

Oneil MUSTARD

Henry WHITE


Putnam County

Robt. GIBBS

Leroy CALL--at sawmill

George BURKS

James TALBOTT

Christ KAHLE

Geo. BOWERS

Ransom H. STEELE

James DRYSDALE

Lawrence ALLEN

M. C. HAWLEY--Railroad Specified

Peter RYAN --Railroad Specified

William PETERSON--at the mill

James C. FOREDICE

Newton HOSTTER

Marcis A. PICKLE

Nathaniel J. BROWN

Joseph P. CROMWELL

Charles N. CROMWELL

Granville T. CROMWELL

Danil F. REEL-- Civil Engineer







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