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2 Responses to “Wilson Brothers Adv.”

1. Suzie said

   January 18, 2014 at 11:30 am

   Does anyone have the names of the Wilson brothers and the location in Nelsonville?

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   • Cheryl Blosser said

     February 21, 2014 at 1:34 pm

     Hi Suzie, The brothers were named J. W. Wilson, Tom Wilson and Miller Wilson, after one ( or more) of the brothers returned from WW I , they bought the old Johnson Grocery on Washington St, which was actually in the Knights of Pythias building. Today that building houses a quilt shop. This info came from the Nelsonville librarian Lorinda LeClain who runs the genealogy room. there on Washington Street just a little further out from the square.
     Cheryl Blosser

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