http://www.quahog.org/cscm/jhs/history/bayles_p785-811.html Johnston Historical Society Excerpt from History of Providence County by Richard M. Bayles (Part 1)
Olneyville
The Union Store was kept by Charles Franklin. This property is now owned by the Atlantic Mills, but no store has been kept in that place since Mr. Franklin's day. John Proctor, and after him his half-brother, kept store on the site or near where Russell Proctor now has a place. Captain Russell Proctor (wife Phebe Slack Anthony) died in 1838 and was followed by Walter R. Proctor and he by Henry Proctor. Benjamin Anthony and his brother Jerome B. Anthony succeeded, and after them Henry Anthony, a brother of Alfred Anthony, kept store where Fred. San Souci keeps a shoe store now.
(Above submitted by FAG Member FrancisMattesonLine #47326405)
Olneyville
The Union Store was kept by Charles Franklin. This property is now owned by the Atlantic Mills, but no store has been kept in that place since Mr. Franklin's day. John Proctor, and after him his half-brother, kept store on the site or near where Russell Proctor now has a place. Captain Russell Proctor (wife Phebe Slack Anthony) died in 1838 and was followed by Walter R. Proctor and he by Henry Proctor. Benjamin Anthony and his brother Jerome B. Anthony succeeded, and after them Henry Anthony, a brother of Alfred Anthony, kept store where Fred. San Souci keeps a shoe store now.
(Above submitted by FAG Member FrancisMattesonLine #47326405)
http://www.quahog.org/cscm/jhs/history/bayles_p785-811.html Johnston Historical Society Excerpt from History of Providence County by Richard M. Bayles (Part 1)
Olneyville
The Union Store was kept by Charles Franklin. This property is now owned by the Atlantic Mills, but no store has been kept in that place since Mr. Franklin's day. John Proctor, and after him his half-brother, kept store on the site or near where Russell Proctor now has a place. Captain Russell Proctor (wife Phebe Slack Anthony) died in 1838 and was followed by Walter R. Proctor and he by Henry Proctor. Benjamin Anthony and his brother Jerome B. Anthony succeeded, and after them Henry Anthony, a brother of Alfred Anthony, kept store where Fred. San Souci keeps a shoe store now.
(Above submitted by FAG Member FrancisMattesonLine #47326405)
Olneyville
The Union Store was kept by Charles Franklin. This property is now owned by the Atlantic Mills, but no store has been kept in that place since Mr. Franklin's day. John Proctor, and after him his half-brother, kept store on the site or near where Russell Proctor now has a place. Captain Russell Proctor (wife Phebe Slack Anthony) died in 1838 and was followed by Walter R. Proctor and he by Henry Proctor. Benjamin Anthony and his brother Jerome B. Anthony succeeded, and after them Henry Anthony, a brother of Alfred Anthony, kept store where Fred. San Souci keeps a shoe store now.
(Above submitted by FAG Member FrancisMattesonLine #47326405)
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