3806 Hamilton Street
The
History of the Building
“three-story
red brick house, painted. Pressed brick belt courses; corbelled brick and metal
cornice. Partially enclosed porch. --- Contributing.”
(Inventory of
Buildings in Powelton from the application submitted to the National Register of Historic Places,
1985)
Previous Residents
1886, Jan.
30: Title transferred to John Teas by John A. Wilson, executor of will of
Daniel Wilson
1887, Mar.
7: Title transferred to Tenth Presbyterian Church by John Teas
Rev, Teas was the Pastor of the Tenth
Presbyterian, 3800
Hamilton St.
1890
Directory: Teas John Rev.
The 1880 census lists him living at
624 N. 39th St. with his wife, Elizabeth, and two sons, William (4-years-old)
and Caldwell (1).
1900:
John Teas 52 Minister; born in NY, parents in Ireland
Elizabeth Teas 45 Married
25 years, 6 children, 4 surviving; parents born in Ireland
J. Caldwell Teas 21 Student
Livingston P. Teas 6
Rutherford T. Teas 3
Lillian McCartney 25 Maid; single
1910:
John Teas 60 Minister;
born in NY, parents in Ireland
Elizabeth M. Teas 55 Married 34
years, 6 children, 4 surviving; parents born in Ireland
Livingston P. Teas 16
Rutherford T. Teas 14
1914 Directory: Gregg John A., Rev.
He
was installed as minister of the Tenth Presbyterian church, 3800
Hamilton St., Jan. 15, 1912.
1917 Directory: Hanna George W. Rev.
Rev.
George Washington Hanna was born Feb. 26, 1878 in
Gaston, N.C. He married Minnie Jane Whiteside in 1904. They had three daughters.
He was the minister of the Tenth Presbyterian church, 3800
Hamilton St.
1918 WWI Draft Card: Hanna George Washington.
The
1920 census shows them living in Crawford, Washington Co., Iowa
1935 Directory: Harmon Florence S., Hairdresser
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