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From: "Georgia C." <>
Subject: Re: [MO-STLOUIS-METRO] GRIMMER and DINHAM (need help)
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2002 21:18:32 -0700
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Dear Deborah,

The 1890 (not 1896) city directory shows a Thomas Grimmer (he is a cook) and a Thomas Grimmer, Jr. (laborer) at 1918 Vandeventer. At the 1513 Glasgow address there is a
William Hill, hostler, in 1890. Could not find a listing for a William Dinham nor for a Durham, but again this is 1890 not 1896.

If no one is able to help you with a city directory for 1896, I believe that the Mormon church has the city directories on microfilm.

Georgia in Michigan

wrote:

> Hello Friends and Members,
>
> I think I am in over my head and need your
> help. Maybe I am working backwards.
>
> 1. *Thomas GRIMMER
> (Problem: I am reading his name from a
> 1896 document and I cannot be 100% sure
> of the spelling. Address is 1918 Vandeventer Ave.)
> 2.*William DINHAM
> (Same problem as above with the 1896 document .
> Address might be 1513 Glass or Glassgow Ave.)
>
> Question: Does anyone have easy access
> to a census or directory that might solve
> the two riddles?
>
> Thank You,
> Deborah in GA
>
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