Insurance Agent Cancels: L. W. Moody of New Haven, Connecticut

L. W. Moody, G. A.

NEW HAVEN, CT.

 

Insurance Agent Cancels: L. J. Van Anden & Company of Erie, Pennsylvania

from The Spectator Insurance Yearbook, 1899

CANCELLED

OCT

17

1900

L. J. Van Anden & Co.

Insurance Agent Cancels: Field & Cowles of Boston

FIELD & COWLES

MAY 11 1900

 Field & Cowles matchbook cover:

from the 1925 Boston Directory

Insurance Agent Cancels: James L. De Long of McKeesport, Pennsylvania

JAMES L. DE LONG

MAY

8

1899

JAMES L. DE LONG

APR

29

1899

JAMES L. DE LONG

MAR

17

1901

 

from Insurance World, April 1, 1888

from Industrial and Commercial Resources of Pennsylvania, 1887

Insurance Agent Cancels: Ozment & Phelan of Palestine, Texas

Ozment & Phelan

OCT ??  1898

Palestine, Texas.

from the Palestine City Directory of 1898-99, listing them as tenants of the Lavo Building.

Miss Mollie Ozment lived at 19 Giraud in Palestine.  Was she the inspiration for Good Golly Miss Mollie?  And was she the Ozment of Ozment and Phelan?

A recent photo of the Lavo Building in Palestine, Texas.

Insurance Agent Cancels: Fletcher & Beggs of Columbus, Ohio

FLETCHER & BEGGS.

APR

11

1901

 

from the Columbus City Directory of 1899

Insurance Agent Cancels: Daniel J. Dunphy of Passaic, New Jersey

DAN'L J. DUNPHY,

MAR

14

1900

Passaic, N. J.

Passaic Daily Herald, November 22, 1913

Insurance Agent Cancels: Covert & Company of Austin, Texas

COVERT & CO.

FEB

15

1899

AUSTIN, TEX

from The Austin Daily Statesman, January 31, 1907

Insurance Agent Cancels: D. R. Hummer of Dover, New Jersey

D. R. HUMMER,

SEP

30

1899

DOVER, N. J.

D. R. Hummer advertising blotter.  His phone number was 25A!

Insurance Agent Cancels: R. H. Guibord of Plattsburgh, New York

R. H. GUIBORD,

APR

4

1899

Plattsburgh.

Mr. Guibord was a graduate of Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, and was frequently referenced in the University's alumni magazine. 

Insurance Agent Cancels: Robert T. Chafin of Toledo, Ohio

Robt. T. Chafin.

NOV 1 1900

from The Western Underwriter of 1905.  Mr. Chafin would organize the Zenobia Insurance Agency that year.  During the 1898 tax period he was either independent or in a different partnership.

 

Insurance Agent Cancels: A. Bailey of Gardiner, Maine

A. BAILEY

SEP

1

1899

GARDINER, MAINE

from The Insurance Yearbook of 1893, listing the officers of the Southern Kennebec County Board of Fire Underwriters.  Mr. Bailey was the vice-president.

Insurance Agent Cancels: Charles E. Stickney of Springfield, Mass.

CHAS E STICKNEY

DEC 6 1900

Springfield, Mass.

from The History of the Department of Police Service, Springfield, 1900

Insurance Agents Cancels: Bates & Hogsett of Kansas City, Missouri

Bates & Hogsett

JAN

7

1899

from Rough Notes, October 12, 1916

Insurance Agent Cancels: Hays Brothers of Waco, Texas

HAYS BROS.

JAN

10

1900

WACO, TEXAS

A fire at a cotton gin at West Station led Mr. T. D. Hays of Hays Bros to make a trip to the gin to investigate and perhaps make an insurance adjustment.  There was no need:

from The Waco Daily News, September 9, 1891

Insurance Agent Cancels: R. O. Barksdale of Washington, Georgia

 

The R. O. Barksdale home in Washington, GA

R. O. BARKSDALE

AGENT,

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.

WASHINGTON.....GA.

Insurance Agent Cancels: John M. Picton of Nashville, Tennessee

 

picture from The Centennial Album of Nashville, Tennessee, 1896

JOHN M.  PICTON,

JUL 29 1899

Insurance Agent Cancels: Frank Appleby of Asbury Park, New Jersey

Theodore Frank Appleby

FRANK APPLEBY

APR

1

1899

ASBURY PARK, N. J.

Appleby was engaged in the insurance business during the 1898 tax period, but he would also begin a successful political career during that time, including as Mayor of Asbury Park from 1899 to 1906.  It is possible, even likely, that the stamp above was used on a check that had nothing to do with his insurance interests.  Prior to becoming mayor Appleby would serve on the state board of education and would continue on the board until 1902.  Appleby was elected to the 67th Congress in the House of Representatives. He would lose his next election for the 68th Congress, regaining his seat in the following election. Before he could be seated in 1924 he would pass away in Baltimore, MD.  During his term in congress Appleby would introduce a bill designed to limit oil pollution. The bill would eventually become the 1924 Oil Pollution Act.

Insurance Agent Cancels: Noah H. Pangburn of Beaver Falls, PA

Private Noah H. Pangburn

(1840 - 1908)

Branch of Service: Infantry

Unit: 155th Pennsylvania Infantry

This image of Pangburn can be found at the Antietam on the Web site.  I figure this photo was cropped from a larger photo of his unit.  Pangburn's birth in 1840 made him a ripe age for service in the Union Army during the Civil War.  He survived the war and would engage in the insurance business among other activities.

N. H. PANGBURN,

MAY

29

1899

BEAVER FALLS

Insurance Agent Cancels: Van Wyck & Quinn of Brooklyn, NY

 

VAN WYCK & QUINN

JUL

20

1898

MANAGERS.