A Guide to the
PROPERTY OWNERS
In the VILLAGE of
EAST HAVEN,
Kidder
twp, CARBON COUNTY,
Pennsylvania
In
1875
East Haven was founded in the late 1840s as a
“suburb” of White Haven on the opposite bank of the Lehigh River (in Luzerne
County). Located on the east side of
Dam No. 1 on the Upper Grand Division of the Lehigh Canal, it had ample water
power supplied by a dam race. Lucius
Blakslee, a brother in law of Asa Packer, ran a ferry connecting the two
villages for many years. The Lehigh
Navigation gave East Haven easy access to the great markets of the south and
east. Lumber was the major product. 
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PROPERTY
OWNER |
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Atbee, J. |
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Bisbing, A. S. |
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Butz, W. |
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Cullison, J. |
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Deterline, J. |
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Eller, J. |
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Heinman, H. |
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Hoffman, C. |
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Kelly, H. F. |
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Kelly, H. F. |
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Kunkle, C. |
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Labar, A. J. |
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Laurel, M. |
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Lehigh Grain, Coal
& Lumber Co. |
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Miers, P. |
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Miller, G. |
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Moore, G. C. |
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Myers, B. |
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Myers, P. |
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Myers, W. H. |
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Shelling, E. R. |
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Siegerfoose, H. |
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Smith, N. M. |
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Smith, Thomas |
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Sproall, W. |
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W. Flemming |
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Weaver, P. |
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Weis, G. |
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White, J. R. |
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Williams, J. |
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Z. Prutzman School |
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