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Sam Hannums + Heyburns

Robert Wilson House

266 Concord Road

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“The Hannum families in our neighborhood gathered together for Family Dinners to celebrate certain holidays. There were about twenty or twenty-five of us in the family group when I was a boy. The same family was the host on a certain holiday each year … What I remember concerning these events are the wild times we children had, our stuffed feeling after the bounteous meal, and our inclination to eat entirely too much candy” (Hannum, p. 71).

The Hannum family owned 25 acres and the Robert Wilson House (c.1730) next to the Brinton J. Heyburn property. Brinton J. Heyburn owned 101 acres during the 1924 photo tour. The Heyburns lived in the Mathias Kerlin-James Miller House (c. 1735) next door. All these buildings still exist in short succession along Concord Road today, except for the Hannum barn. The stone foundation of the barn is intact and remains on the property.

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