Handbook N-P - Fulton County Public Library
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NEHER, DEAN [Rochester, Indiana]<br />
See: Service Men, World War II, Letters (Letter From Dean Neher)<br />
NEISWONGER, H. W. [Rochester, Indiana]<br />
[Adv] NEW STORE. H. W. Neiswonger has opened a new Boot and Shoe store in the<br />
building opposite C. Hoover’s old Furniture stand and is prepared to offer Special Bargains in<br />
goods in his line. All the Latest Styles on hand. Call and See Him.<br />
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, February 19, 1881]<br />
NELLANS, A. J. [Rochester, Indiana]<br />
A. J. NELLANS, Physician & Surgeon. Office over Zook’s Hardware Store.<br />
[Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, August 23, 1905]<br />
NELLANS, J. B. [Rochester, Indiana]<br />
[Adv] J. B. NELLANS, Painter and Decorator.<br />
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, June 4, 1904]<br />
NELLANS, THOMAS [Richland Township]<br />
BIOGRAPHY<br />
Thomas Nellans, a leading and prosperous farmer of Richland township, was born in<br />
Coshocton county, Ohio, April 8, 1818. He grew up, was schooled sparingly and was married<br />
there and something more than fifty years ago left the state of his birth and came to <strong>Fulton</strong> county,<br />
Ind. He settled in Newcastle township on a new farm and remained a resident of that township till<br />
about 1881, when he sold the old homestead and bought his present farm. He came to this state<br />
poor and in search of a home. His is one of the desirable homes one would find in a day’s journey<br />
and is a fitting place for its owner, who has spent the best years of his life in making it, to pass his<br />
last years. In 1839 Mr. Nellans was married to Maria, a daughter of E. Strohsnider. She was born<br />
in 1820 and is the mother of eleven children, eight of whom are living: Nacky, married David<br />
Boyd, of Schuyler [sic] county, Ind.; Mary E., wife of William Clark, of Marshall county; John N.,<br />
George, Havina, wife of W. Robinson, of Marshall county; Allie, wife of Thomas Nelson,<br />
Kosciusko county; Ami and Mack. Mr. Nellans’ father, Patrick Nellans, was a millwright and<br />
born of Irish parents. He married Nacka Tipton and died in Coshocton county, Ohio. His children<br />
were: Keziah, who married Stephen Merriday; Thomas, Moses, deceased; James, Marshall<br />
county; Mark, deceased; Ezekiel, deceased, and Aps, Rochester township. Mr. Nellans is a<br />
democrat and has no membership in any society.<br />
[Elia W. Peattie, <strong>Fulton</strong> <strong>County</strong> History, National Publishing Co,. Chicago 1896, p. 114]<br />
NELSON, N. O. [Rochester, Indiana]<br />
DAILEY MARKET IS SOLD TO EXPERIENCED GROCER<br />
A business change was effected late Saturday when Leroy King of Warsaw purchased the<br />
Dailey Market of this city located on the south side of the public square. The new owner is<br />
thoroughly experienced in the grocery and meat line and plans to take up his permanent residence<br />
here immediately.<br />
Mr. N. O. Nelson will be retained as manager of the store and the same efficient service<br />
will be maintained and if possible bettered by the new proprietor.<br />
[The News-Sentinel, Monday, August 22, 1927]<br />
NELSON WILL OPEN NEW STORE ON NOVEMBER 19<br />
N. O. Nelson for several years the manager of the Dailey Market at 105 East Ninth street,<br />
today announced that he has leased the room in which the Dailey Market was operated and that he