529 East Black Street

Rock Hill City Directories:  1908- Hyda Workman, Anna Workman, [Carpenter], 1913- Vacant, 1920- M. E. Lancaster, Beauford Lancaster, [Carpenter], 1922- C. B. Dillingham, Henrietta Dillingham, [Painter, Charles L. Williams], Berry M. Dillingham, {Painter}, Nancy J. Dillingham, [Widow of J. F. Dillingham], 1925- Ray Kay, Lucile Kay, 1936- Charlton H. Hollis, Ruth Hollis, [Meter Reader, City Water & Light Department], 1938- Curtis B. Pittman, Mary B. Pittman, [Employed, C.C.C. Camp], 1946- Moffet J Hallman, Ernestine Hallman, [Capitol Barber Shop], 1959- Vacant, 1963- Vacant, 1968- Not Listed, 1975- Not Listed,

tagged: Anna Workman, Beauford Lancaster, Berry M. Dillingham, C. B. Dillingham, C.C.C. Camp, Capitol Barber Shop, Charles L. Williams, Charlton H Hollis, Curtis B. Pittman, Ernestine Hallman, Henrietta Dillingham, Hyda Workman, J. F. Dillingham, Lucile Kay, M. E. Lancaster, Mary B. Pittman, Moffet J Hallman, Nancy J. Dillingham, Ray Kay, Ruth Hollis

Current Address: 529 East Black Street

Winthrop University Archives

Caroliniana Library

York County Library

The Historic Center of York County

SC Department of Archives and History

Rock Hill Historic Cemetary Records

Textile History Spring Industries

Textile History M. Lowenstein and Sons

Rock Hill Historic Survey Cards

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