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Viele 1856 Map
The Morgan's Renters The Hutchins Family's Home The Henson Family's Home The Silver and Jimmerson Families' Home The Robbins and Hicks Families' Home (?) The Burns, Davis, and Harrison Families' Home (?) house The Phillips Family's Home The Mathews and Snowden Families' Home Jane Allen's Family Home The Green Family's Home The Thompson Family's Home The Scudder Family's Home The Lane Family's Home The Pease Family's Home All Angels' Church African Union Church African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church William Wilson's Family Home John Wallace's Family Home The McCollin and Meyers Families' Home The Williams Family's Home The Haff Family's Home The Benson and Hamilton Families' Home The Dunn Family's Home John White's Family Home The Garnet Family's Home The Barlow Family's Home The Smith Family's Home The Landen and Jackson Families' Home (?) The Gallagher Family's Home The Geary Family's Home The Webster Family's Home The McPotter and McFarlane Families' Home (?) Greenhouse Shed Stable Ishmael Allen's Family Home Stable House Barn Barn The Butler Family's Home (?) The McClancy Family's Home (?) The Morgan Family's Home School Nancy Morris' Home The McCollin Family's Home Shed Shed Stable Shed Shed Shed Shed Shed Shed house Shed The Casey(s), Glynn, and Renahan Families' Home Celia Wallace's Home Shop Stable Shed Stable Shed

The Morgan's Renters

This property belonged to the Morgan family. The Riley, Sisco, and Francis White families potentially rented here.

The Hutchins Family's Home

The Henson Family's Home

The Silver and Jimmerson Families' Home

Two families lived on this lot. Click to learn more about the Silvers and the Jimmersons.

The Robbins and Hicks Families' Home (?)

In 1855, the Robbins family lived on this property. The Hicks potentially resided here, too.

The Burns, Davis, and Harrison Families' Home (?)

In 1855, Tho Burns lived on this property. The Davis and Harrison families' potentially resided here as well.

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The Phillips Family's Home

The Mathews and Snowden Families' Home

Jane Allen's Family Home

The Green Family's Home

The Thompson Family's Home

The Scudder Family's Home

The Lane Family's Home

The Pease Family's Home

All Angels' Church

African Union Church

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church

William Wilson's Family Home

John Wallace's Family Home

The McCollin and Meyers Families' Home

The McCollin family owned this property in 1855, and the Meyers potentially rented from them.

The Williams Family's Home

The Haff Family's Home

The Benson and Hamilton Families' Home

Two families lived on this lot. Click to learn more about the Bensons and the Hamiltons.

The Dunn Family's Home

John White's Family Home

The Garnet Family's Home

The Barlow Family's Home

The Smith Family's Home

The Landen and Jackson Families' Home (?)

In 1855, the Landen family lived on this property. The Jacksons potentially lived here, too.

The Gallagher Family's Home

The Geary Family's Home

The Webster Family's Home

The McPotter and McFarlane Families' Home (?)

Pat McPotter lived here in 1855, and he potentially rented to the McFarlanes.

Greenhouse

This greenhouse belonged to the AME Zion Church. Click here to learn more about the village's only greenhouse.

Shed

Click here to learn more about the village's sheds.

Stable

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Ishmael Allen's Family Home

Stable

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House

Barn

This barn was located on the Silver and Jimmerson lot. Click here to learn more about the village's barns.

Barn

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The Butler Family's Home (?)

This home potentially belonged to the Butlers.

The McClancy Family's Home (?)

The McClancy Family potentially resided on this lot. Click here to learn more.

The Morgan Family's Home

This property, as well as the one below it, belonged to the Morgans. Click on the lot below this one to learn about the family's potential renters.

Nancy Morris' Home

The McCollin Family's Home

The McCollin family owned this home, as well as the one below it. Click on the lower lot to learn about their potential renters.

Shed

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Shed

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Stable

This stable was on the Gallagher's lot. Click here to learn more about the village's stables.

Shed

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Shed

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Shed

This shed was located on the property of the Lane family. Click here to learn more about the village's sheds.

Shed

This shed was located on the property of the Pease family. Click here to learn more about the village's sheds.

Shed

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Shed

This shed was located on the property of the McCollin family. Click here to learn more about the village's sheds.

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Shed

This shed was located on the property of the McCollin family. Click here to learn more about the village's sheds.

The Casey(s), Glynn, and Renahan Families' Home

This structure potentially housed the Caseys, another family by the name of Casey, the Glynns, and the Renahans.

Celia Wallace's Home

Shop

This shop belonged to Ishmael Allen, who lived directly to the left of this structure. Click here to learn more about the village's shops.

Stable

This stable was located on the Landen and Jackson families' property. Click here to learn more about the village's stables.

Shed

This shed was located on the Garnet's property. Click here to learn more about the village's sheds.

Stable

This stable was located on the Scudder's property. Click here to learn more about the village's stables.

Shed

This shed was located on the Henson's property. Click here to learn more about the village's sheds.

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