Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Fifth Annual Meeting: Evansville, Indiana, August 20 and 21, 1914
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Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Fifth Annual Meeting: Evansville, Indiana, August 20 and 21, 1914
Northern Nut Growers Association -- Periodicals; Nut trees -- Periodicals; Nuts -- Periodicals
Chappaqua--F. M. Clendenin. Just bearing few nuts after 8 years.
Lockport--A. C. Pomeroy. Bearing orchard, seedlings.
North Avon--Adelbert Thompson. Bearing orchard, seedlings, 225 trees.
Hilton--E. B. Holden. Bearing trees.
Rochester--B. F. Whitmore, 520 Park Ave. Three bearing trees.
Holley--W. E. Howard. Four bearing trees. Knows of others. "Hundreds of
trees."
Canandaigua--Bradley Wynkoop. Bearing tree.
Brockport--Marcus Cook, 90 Holley St. "Nearly 100 bearing trees within 5
miles of Brockport."
Fairport--Pickering Bros., Some Pomeroys.
Fairport--N. A. Baker.
Victor--E. Y. Shilling. Bearing tree.
Victor--A. B. Wood. Bearing tree.
Victor--Josiah Snyder. Bearing tree.
Watkins--Write E. C. Gabriel, Rock Stream. Tree reported by Prof. Corbett
at N. Hector, 2 or 3 more east side of lake.
Earlville--Francisco I. L. Mulligan. Twenty-nine Pomeroys and others.
Hoosick Halls--A. A. Baker, R. 2. Knows of bearing tree near Long Island.
Port Jefferson--Joseph Schriever. "Fine Specimen."
Huntington--Historical Society. "Fine Specimen."
Between Huntington and Centerport, on Gallows Hill, old Geo S. Conklin
place, occupied by "Peachy," as reported by Uncle Jerry Wockers of
the Ithaca _Journal_ office. Bearing tree.
Oyster Bay--Joseph H. Sears. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks.
Oyster Bay--Mrs. W. H. Burgess. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks.
Glen Cove--John T. Pratt. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks.
Glen Cove--W. L. Harkness (Dosoris). Bearing tree, reported by Henry
Hicks.
Woodbury--L. Piquet. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks.
Roslyn--Admiral Aaron Ward. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks.
Hempstead--Rev. Chas Snedaker, St. George's Rectory. Bearing tree,
reported by Henry Hicks.
New York City, Westchester--Dr. Deming. Three Morris trees.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington--Barnes, Weaver, Kaingler, Stabler and other trees.
DELAWARE
Wilmington--Dr. Rumford.
Smyrna--Walter L. Marks.
Magnolia--J. B. Tisdale. One or more bearing trees. Reported by E. B and
J. M. Reed, Fredonia.
Millsboro--G. L. Ellis. Twenty miles away some trees.
NORTH CAROLINA
Carthage--I. W. Williamson. Few young trees.
Carthage--John A. McLeod, R. 3.
Pomona--J. Van Lindley. Several trees near Southern Pines.
OHIO
Cincinnati--I. B. Johnston. "About 50 trees near Cincinnati."
Gypsum--H. G. Miller, of Wm. Miner and Son, Elmwood Fruit Farm. Two
trees, 20 years old. Also young Pomeroy trees. "Several very large
bearing trees within a few miles of here."
Dayton--Fred Kircher, 221 S. McDonough St.
Amherst--O. F. Witte, R. 2. Bearing tree.
Middletown--Levi Leonard. One hundred seedlings. Knows of old trees in
Lancaster Co., Pa.
NEW JERSEY
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