Postmasters/Postmistresses
This page created April 3, 2003
Post masters of course, delivered the mail. Some of these men had very long routes. Most all of them also had other occupations.
In the earlier days, some of the post masters operated out of there homes and didn't deliver the mail, the recipients came and picked it up themselves.
As late as 1903, the mail to Quincy was being brought from Mooresville by riders on horseback or wagon. In the very early times it came to Quincy through Millgrove.
Earl Asher
Andrew K. Neill
Sylvester Adkins--Adel
Arthur Secrest-Alaska
Cyrus Marshall--Alligator
Robert Rice--Arney
William Connely--Atkinsonville
William Chaney--Atkinsonville
Adam Brenton--Brentonville
William T. Anderson--Carp
Abel Sheppard--Alligator
Theodore Jennings-Cataract
John Hochstetler--Coal City
William Hart--Cuba
A.B. Carlton--Quincy
Victor Black--Quincy
Calita Black Job--Quincy
Edward Spangler--Quincy
Walter Way--Quincy
Judson Mugg--Quincy
O.E. Stewart--Quincy
Glen Job--Quincy
Frances Arnold--Quincy
Maxine Allee--Quincy
Mose Newton--Cloverdale
Ralph Summers--Quincy
Grant Dunkin--Quincy
Colonel Newman--Quincy
Alvin Castwell--Quincy
William L. Hart--Cloverdale
H.C. Hadden--Cloverdale
Thomas Nelson--Cloverdale
John V. Hopkins--Cloverdale
John Sandy--Cloverdale
Thomas E. Martin--Cloverdale
Solomon Akers--Cloverdale
George L. Talbert--Cloverdale
Moses Akers--Cloverdale
Henry M. Rockwell--Cloverdale
Jacob Smith--Cloverdale
Permenus Davis--Cloverdale
Stephen Haviland--Cloverdale
Henry B. Martin--Cloverdale
Harvey Denny--Cloverdale
C.T. Foster--Cloverdale
John C. Merwin--Cloverdale
Wilson E. Horn--Cloverdale
Charles Rockwell--Cloverdale
Andrew V. McKamey--Cloverdale
Donus E. Denny--Cloverdale
William E. Morrison--Cloverdale