Records  of  Isaac  McComas

Individuals who appear in 1856 Diary

Annie                          Elizabeth Ann McComas, Isaac’s sister living in Baltimore

Amy, John W.                        fireman

Aud, Lawyer

Bailey, Bro.                            from Baltimore

Bland, Mr.                                preacher

Bouckians, Mr                       employed Isaac, kept livery stable on C. Street

Bowen, Josiah                       bricklayer

Brett, Mr.

Britt, Tom                                bricklayer

Briggs, Rev., Mr.                   minister

Bruner, Rev. Mr.                    from Ohio

Burlingame, Joal

Casey                                     hanged in San Francisco

Chittenden, Mr.                      traveled to California with Isaac

Claiborn, Mr.                          had prayer meetings at his house

Calloday, George                  employed Isaac

Colman, Mr.                           employed Isaac

Corey                                      hanged in San Francisco

Covillow, Mr.

Cross, Bro.                            church member

Crowell, G. Mr.

Deardwarfe, Mr.

Dupree, Mr.

Eliza                                        Isaac’s  sister Eliza Spaulding

Fall, Miss                                lecturer

Fall, Mr. J. C.                         kept store, lived 2^nd & E Sts.

Farnham, Mrs.

Fields, Judge, Mr.    employed Isaac, lived on D St.

Foot, Gov.

Gable, R.

Gafeney, Paul                        shot on election day

Garnham, Mrs.                       lecturer

Gaskill, Bro.                           bricklayer

Gillmore, Mr.              employed Isaac

Gingles, Jacob                      employed Isaac

Grandmother

Grant, Mr.

Hagar, Mr.                              lecturer

Hakings(?), Bro.

Hale, J.

Hamilton, Mr.                         singing teacher

Harris, Bro.

Huggison, Mr.

Humphreyville, Mr.                 employed Isaac        

Kendly, Mr.

Kimball, Mr.                             “the dray man”

Kureviss (?), Mr.                    owned brickyard.

Law & Order Men, The

Lamee, Miss

Lee, Miss

Lord, Mr.                      employed Isaac, kept store

Lowery, Mr.                employed Isaac

Lowery, Mrs.                          Filipino

Mathews, Mr.             carpenter on D. St.

McDonald, James                 bricklayer

McGruder, Mr.                       employed Isaac

Miller, Mr.                               employed Isaac

Moxley, Mr.

Olds, Mr                                  employed Isaac, lived on E St.

Payne, Mr.                              employed Isaac

Pinkum, Mr.

Pratt, Mrs.

Rafe                                        employee

Read, Mr                                Oddfellow

Richardson, Miss

Rimears, Mr.                          employed Isaac

Rowe, Col.

Royal, D.                                sold lime

Sampson, Mr.                        employed Isaac

Sanders, Mrs.                        employed Isaac

Slicer, Mrs.                             mother of future wife, Baltimore

Shafer, Mr.                             employed Isaac

Shakespear, B. F.                 employee,   from Balt

Sherwood, E. H.       was killed on the stage

Soul, Frank

Taylor, Rev., Mr.                    from San Francisco

Thomas, Rev. Mr.      preacher from San Francisco

Tolles, Mr.  James             sold hay, employed Isaac

Uncle James                          James Amos, brother of Isaac’s mother d. 4/15/56

Vandike, Mr.

Wallsworth, Mr.                      Pastor of Presbyterian Church

Warren, Bro.                          Store keeper

Waterson, George                from Baltimore

Wells, Capt.                           Employed Isaac

Westcoat, Mr.

Whealler                                 employed Isaac, lawyer

Wingham, Miss          

Wrice, Dr.                               employed Isaac

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