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Livery Owners were the keepers of the horses in towns, some of these were horses of persons coming to town for the day and others were horses for hire. Although a rarity today, in the days of horses and buggies these men were in high demand..Liveries were also a popular place with the young men wishing to hire a horse/buggy
to take a young lady courting in. Most liveries kept a certain number of buggies for hire including one that was deemed the "coffin buggy" as it was equipped to carry the coffin from the church to the burial grounds. Another one was also used mainly to transport the flowers from the church to the burial grounds.
Owen County
James SECREST
L. DOWDEN
Benjamin F. HART
Thomas HART
Lea ACUFF
John H. COATS
Alva COATS
Joseph AULT
Orient AULT
Willie CHILDRESS
Jno. E. HARRIS
Franklin MILLER
Jno. GARRARD
Morgan County
Morris W. FOSTER
Sanford GOINS
Alex CROCKET
John FUSELMAN
Morton O. FUSELMAN
Frances M. WARNER
Isaac KENWORTHY
Alfred HADLEY
Ham. JACKSON
Merrit LONG
William H. FESLER
Putnam County
Wm. F. MERRICK
George W. BROWN
F. M. BANDY
W. B. VESTAL
Charles D. TALBOTT
Joseph FRY
Robert M. BLACK
George W. BLACK
Abbie HEBER
John STRANGE