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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Alexander occupation printer; from New York; learned his trade at
the NEW YORK HERALD; worked for every paper published in NC up to the
time of his death; heavy drinker; (Source clipping dated July 3, 1958)
GVU January 17, 1875: Obituary of Alexander Hamilton Hunt, about
68; native of New York; cause of death emphysema, NCH Death Records
page 54.
Mrs. Anna R. — NI December 4, 1860 p2c4: On December 2nd, Capt.
Benjamin H. Rider of the Nevada Police was married to Mrs. Anna R.
Hunt.
Chancy miner, house on Little York Road in 1855; B&D.
(Dr.) Harvey (R. M. & H. Hunt) surgeon, etc., office 36 Main Street
upstairs in NC, 1855; B&D. (Potter's Bldg. Roan #3, opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel).
NJ September 7, 1855: Drs. Harvey and R. M. Hunt moved their
offices to Potter's brick store.
NJ April 1856: Drs. Harvey and R. M. Hunt dissolve partnership.
Dr. Harvey Hunt's office is in the Potter Building #1, second floor.
DEEDS Book 2 p448 recorded October 27, 1857: John Lark to Harvey
Hunt for $750. Lot and brick building on the north side of Main
Street, adjoining the premises of Williamson and Dawley on the east
and the brick building owned by James Whartenby on the West. Now
occupied by Dr. Lark as a Drug Store.
DEM November 10, 1858: Dr. Harvey Hunt and Joseph Todd, old
citizens of Nevada, were among the passengers of the Steamer Sonora.
They return with the intention of making California their permanent
homes.
DEEDS Book 13 p466 recorded November 21, 1863: Dr. Harvey Hunt to
J. J. Ott for $600: northeast side of Main Street 17'; bounded by the
lot of J. C. Birdseye on the southeasterly side, and by the lot of
James Whartenly on the northeasterly side and extending back fram Main
Street between parallel lines 150'; the lot hereby conveyed being the
same premises upon which is situated a brick building formerly
occupied by the party of the first part as a Drug Store and more
lately occupied by one Larabee as a Harness and Saddler's Shop.
H. R. — DEEDS' Book 4 pl68 H. R. Hunt to Ray & Keyser, recorded January
21, 1859 (refers to August 1, 1854).
Horace N. — DEEDS Book 4 pl67 Horace N. Hunt to Hunt & Sweetland,
recorded January 21, 1859 (refers to April 4, 1853).
(Dr.) Isaac J. Hunt — NI January 31, 1875: brother of Dr. R. M. Hunt,
expired.
J. M. — DEEDS Book 6 p328 J. M. Hunt and wife to H. H. Flagg, recorded
June 27, 1860.
Mrs. R. M. — NI June 7, 1874: Mrs. R. M. Hunt has gone to the Paso
Robles Springs for the benefit of her health. The springs are noted
for the cure of rheumatism with which she has for sometime been
afflicted.
(Dr.) Robert Menzo physican and surgeon, etc., arrived in Nevada
County in 1850; fran Utica, Herkimer County, New York; father was a
Baptist minister; studied medicine in 1847 at Utica, N.Y.; mined at
Bullard's Bar, Shady Creek, Gold Flat and Selby Flat; 5' 10" in
height, weighed 200 lbs. :
HB Vol. 5 No.3. office 36 Main Street upstairs.
House on Water Street in 1855; B&D.
DEM August 20, 1856 plc4: Loss in the July 19, 1856 fire, two
buildings, $2,000.
DEM November 1, 1854: Married Mrs. C. J. (Jennie) Welch.
NI January 22, 1863 p3cl: Fire. The beautiful brick residence
of Dr. R. M. Hunt, on Aristocracy Hill (Nevada Street) was discovered
to be on fire yesterday morning at about 9:30 o'clock. The fire
originiated fran the stove pipe in the brick building. The firemen got
to work as soon as possible. It took a great while to reach the spot
owing to the deep snow and the steep hill to climb. The Hook and
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