Townships Boroughs Villages 
 

New Lebanon 

 

Landowners in and near New Lebanon, according to the 1873 Combination Atlas for Mercer County:


Adam, J.

Adam, Miss Annie

Adam, T.

Adams, J. M.

Adams, Thos.

Blatt, A.

Booker, W.

Bowl, W.

Brenneman, Rev.

Carringer, M. E.

Colmer, T.

Dean, A.

Dean, Mrs. M.

Dean, W.

Douglass, A. C.

Farver, R. C.

Farver's heirs

Fetterolf

Gibson, J.

Grove, I.

Kelpher

Leech, Jas. A.

Mason, P.

McCormack, Dr.

McElviney, J. McElwaine, J.

Mook, D.

Moore, E.

Moore, E. Jr.

Muse, P.

Muse, P. K.

Peters, J.

Redman, F. R.

Reed, A.

Reed, W.

Remley, J.

Robb, J.

Rupert, E.

Smith, C.

Smith, Rev.

Sterling, A.

Whitman's Heirs

Wolford Heirs


J. Peters Store

Union Hotel 

United Brethern Church

Lutheran Church

M. E. Church

Two blacksmith shops

Two stores

Tannery, south of town



More New Lebanon 


Early Schools in New Lebanon

McElwain Institute


Postmasters -New Lebanon Post Office

Biographies

Daniel Brunner

A. C. Grove

J. Addison DeFrance

John B. De France


Daniel Bruner's Woolen Mill

Daniel Bruner's home


 

Wilson and Mary Dean

Henry Dean


    New Lebanon Cemetery

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