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Milliners were persons who not only created and made hats;
but the term was applied to the shop owners as well.
These workers were artists indeed as some of the creations during this era were quite elaborate.
This occupation was one of the few the women could actually fill without ridicule. It should be noted that during
a part of our history, it was unthinkable that a lady would appear in public without a hat.
Owen County
Allice DAGLEY
Mary A LEUMAN
Eva LEUMAN
Mary BRONDSTULER
Emma J. MYERS
Rosa L. WAMPLER
Samantha HARSLINE
Mary E. WESTFALL
Hannah I. JONES
Ann WALLS
Estella HARRIS
Mollie MOORE
Mattie MCCURDY
Morgan County
Loucinda ALLEY
Abigail HUBBARD
Mary MILLER
Mariah MILLER
Jane WATSON
Hester H. NICHOLS
Ida VAUGHN
Mary S. WRIGHT
Pheribew WARNER
Sallie GRIBBEN
Alice SMALL
Emaline DEAKINS
Maggie JORDAN
Mary ARMSTRONG
Martha J. HUBBARD
Jemima WEBB
Carrie RUSIE
Eldorado ELLIOT (female)
Ida HARRYMAN
Jennie BAILEY
Mary C. HENSLY
Ella WHETSTINE
Louisa WALKER
Putnam County
Amelia PRIEST
Georgia SMITH
Flora SMITH
Annie MALONY
Nannie HENRY
Julia D. MC DANIEL
Lizzie BROTHERS
Florence MATKINS
Bridget FORD
Naomi CONOVER
Mary LENORD
Hattie SINGLETON
Ella JOHNSTON
M. E. SINGELTON
Mary J. SHULTZ
Ellen C. ROLLIN
Mary J. CAHILL
Lucy L. CAHILL
Artemesia WARREN
Mary E. NICHOLSON
Lavisa PIERSON