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Ne NEHER, DEAN [Rochester, Indiana] See: Service Men, World War II, Letters (Letter From Dean Neher) NEISWONGER, H. W. [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] NEW STORE. H. W. Neiswonger has opened a new Boot and Shoe store in the building opposite C. Hoover’s old Furniture stand and is prepared to offer Special Bargains in goods in his line. All the Latest Styles on hand. Call and See Him. [Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, February 19, 1881] NELLANS, A. J. [Rochester, Indiana] A. J. NELLANS, Physician & Surgeon. Office over Zook’s Hardware Store. [Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, August 23, 1905] NELLANS, J. B. [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] J. B. NELLANS, Painter and Decorator. [Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, June 4, 1904] NELLANS, THOMAS [Richland Township] BIOGRAPHY Thomas Nellans, a leading and prosperous farmer of Richland township, was born in Coshocton county, Ohio, April 8, 1818. He grew up, was schooled sparingly and was married there and something more than fifty years ago left the state of his birth and came to Fulton county, Ind. He settled in Newcastle township on a new farm and remained a resident of that township till about 1881, when he sold the old homestead and bought his present farm. He came to this state poor and in search of a home. His is one of the desirable homes one would find in a day’s journey and is a fitting place for its owner, who has spent the best years of his life in making it, to pass his last years. In 1839 Mr. Nellans was married to Maria, a daughter of E. Strohsnider. She was born in 1820 and is the mother of eleven children, eight of whom are living: Nacky, married David Boyd, of Schuyler [sic] county, Ind.; Mary E., wife of William Clark, of Marshall county; John N., George, Havina, wife of W. Robinson, of Marshall county; Allie, wife of Thomas Nelson, Kosciusko county; Ami and Mack. Mr. Nellans’ father, Patrick Nellans, was a millwright and born of Irish parents. He married Nacka Tipton and died in Coshocton county, Ohio. His children were: Keziah, who married Stephen Merriday; Thomas, Moses, deceased; James, Marshall county; Mark, deceased; Ezekiel, deceased, and Aps, Rochester township. Mr. Nellans is a democrat and has no membership in any society. [Elia W. Peattie, Fulton County History, National Publishing Co,. Chicago 1896, p. 114] NELSON, N. O. [Rochester, Indiana] DAILEY MARKET IS SOLD TO EXPERIENCED GROCER A business change was effected late Saturday when Leroy King of Warsaw purchased the Dailey Market of this city located on the south side of the public square. The new owner is thoroughly experienced in the grocery and meat line and plans to take up his permanent residence here immediately. Mr. N. O. Nelson will be retained as manager of the store and the same efficient service will be maintained and if possible bettered by the new proprietor. [The News-Sentinel, Monday, August 22, 1927] NELSON WILL OPEN NEW STORE ON NOVEMBER 19 N. O. Nelson for several years the manager of the Dailey Market at 105 East Ninth street, today announced that he has leased the room in which the Dailey Market was operated and that he
Ne would open a first class meat market and grocery store. Mr. Nelson will attempt to have his new store in operation by Saturday November 19. The store at the present time is being redecorated by Mr. Nelson, who will carry only standard brands of groceries. [The News-Sentinel, Friday, November 11, 1927] N. O. NELSON IS NAMED MGR. MIAMI CO. BRANCH N. O. Nelson, who for the past three years has been engaged in the brocery business in this city, has been appointed manager of the Miami Produce Company which has its offices and plant in the old Beyer Brothers Building on East Ninth Street. Joe Howell, who has been in charge of the Miami branch here for the past 18 months, has been transferred by the company. Mr. Nelson is in Peru attending a three day school for Miami company branch managers. [The News-Sentinel, Tuesday, June 26, 1928] NEPERA PORTRAIT AND PHOTO CO. [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] The “Nepera” Portrait and Photo Co., Rochester, Ind., Are a fixture in Rochester, not for a month, but to make it our home and do business with its appreciative citizens who want fine and artistic picture or portrait work. - - - H. H. McINTIRE, Manager. [Rochester Sentinel, Friday, May 6, 1898] NEVOTA, JAMES [Rochester, Indiana] See: Rochester Bands NEW, ISOM R. [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] Buggies and Surreys. About March 1st I will open a room in the Arlington Block with the finest line of Buggies, Surreys and Light Harness ever shown in Rochester MILLER & ZARTMAN will also make my place headquarters for the sale of the McCormick Harvesting Machinery, Corn Shredders, Threshers, Clover Hullers, etc. Give us a call before buying. ISOM R. NEW. [Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, February 21, 1900] NEW, ROBERT A. [Green Oak, Indiana] BIOGRAPHY Robert A. New, merchant, Green Oak, born in Jefferson County, Ind., November 15, 1838. He is the son of Jethro and Elizabeth (Ross) New, who were natives of Kentucky, the former born October 31, 1815, and the latter December 3, 1816. The subject of this sketch was brought by his parents to this county when a mere infant. After remaining for a period of six years, they removed to Logansport, where Mr. New received his education. He opened a general merchandise store at Green Oak in 1869, and is now carrying a full and complete stock at the old stand. He has also been acting as Postmaster since 1872. The event of his marriage took place December 31, 1874, to Nancy J. Goodwin, who was born in Madison County, Ind., March 24, 1842. Her parents, William and Elizabeth (Hauver) Goodwin, were born in Virginia, the former October 15, 1799, and the latter April 15, 1799. Mr. New has, through his upright habits, fair dealing and courteous conduct, gained the patronage and esteem of a large circle of friends and acquaintances. [T. B. Helm, Fulton County Atlas, A. L. Kingman, 1883, p. 30] NEW, THOMAS J. [Green Oak, Indiana] NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS
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