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Record Books of R.M. Rains
1911-1967
by: Charlotte Holloway
September 12, 2000

The books of R.M. Rains were kept for his business. The people listed  in  the
books either bought goods from him, did work for him or he purchased good from
them. I know nothing about this business nor the people listed. I just hope it
might give someone a lead on their  family.  One  book  says  Brownsville  and
another says Ripley, so I'm listing this in both counties. Some of the writing
was hard to read as these books have been in a shed for many years.
 

Anderson, John
Anderson, Mike
Anthony, E.D.
Archer, Samuel
Arnold, James
Baker, James
Band, Berry
Banks, Edwin
Barfield, J.I.
Barnett, Cull
Baten, Chester
Bates, Chester
Bell, Frank
Belton, Ria
Best, Mrs. Lee
Bishop, Mattie
Black, C.
Blackwell, G.
Blackwell, Mrs. George
Bockman, Sam
Booth, James
Boyd, Mrs. A.M.
Bras, Welson
Brawn, Will
Buckhammer, Sam
Buckhorn, Shep
Buckhorn, Willie
Buckman, Willie
Build, George
Burks, A.G.
Burnett, Cull
Burnett, Jack
Butler, Albert
Butler, O.L.
Campbell, George
Caraway, R.W.
Carpenter, Lewis
Carraway, Mrs.
Cashins, H.L.
Childs, S.W.
Christmas, William
Clark, George W.
Clayburn, Eugene
Cobb, Jim
Cox, Allen
Crawford, Mitchell
Crenshaw, James
Crook, Green
Cuffer, Frank
Currie, Joe
Currin, Sam
Dabson, Ellie
Davis, Franjk
Deberry, Roch
Deberry, S.
Dillon, George
Edwards, J.B.
England, Mrs. L.
Estes, Buford
Estes, E.A.
Estes, L.B.
Evans, J.G.
Faton, Robert S. DR.
Ferrell, Willie
Ferrell. Ed
Filley, Gray
Fisher, Albert
Fisher, B.G.
Fisher, George
Fisher, James
Fisher, W.B.
Forbes, A.C.
Foster, Freddie
Foust, J.P.
Fuller, Robert
Gaines, Mrs, Dave
Gaisan, M.
Gamball, Jeff
Gambell, Clyde
Gance, Rubin
Garison, Henry
Garrison, George
Garrison, Lee
Garrison, Monroe
Hall, James
Harman, George
Harvey, J.M.
Harwood, J.
Hayes, Truman
Henderson, C.H.
Hooper, C.J.Thornton, H.
Hooper, Jr. C.L.
Hopper, Jeff
Horton, Herbert
Houston, Bill
Houston, Herbert
Howell, Freemond
Hubbard, James L.
Huddleston, Frank
Hunter, Leo
Hunter, Sallie
Hurdle, Emmit
Hurdle, Louis
Hurt, William
Johnson, Clyde
Johnson, John
Johnson, Preacher
Johnson, R.
Johnston, Ewell
Juxon, Henry not sure of spelling of last name
Lark, David
Lawrence, Walter
Lee, Bradford
Lyle, R.
Macon, Ablert
Maney, William
Mann, Willie
Marshall, Walter
Mathis, Roslin
Maxwell, O.
MayWood, Louis
McArthur, Scott
McCorty, J.
McFadden, James	
McKee, Rafford
Merriweather, Frank
Meyer, P.S.
Michigan, John
Miller, Primar
Milligan, John
Monn, Willie
Montgomery, J.
Month, James ?
Moodry, Bill
Moody, Mrs. Ottis
Moore, Mrs, A.P.
Morris, Thomas
Mullerson, Dr.
Murphy, A.J.
Murry, A.J.
Myers, M.H.
Parker, Jim
Paschel, B.L.
Penn, Jeff
Perkins, George
Phillips, J.
Poindexter, Lynn
Poindexter, Sallie
Pullam, Tom
Purdle, Emmit
Rains, E.S.
Rains, Frances
Rains, Marshall
Rains, Mrs. Robert
Rains, R.W.
Rains, Robert
Reed, Armor
Reed, John
Reed, Joseph
Reed, L.Z.
Rice, Jesse
Roberts, Joseph
Robinson, A.L.
Robinson, B.D.
Robinson, B.L.
Robson, William
Rodgers, Albert
Rodgers, James
Rogers, Albert
Rogers, James
Rudd, J.D.
Sanford, Cory DR.
Sanford, D.
Shaw, E.G.
Shepard, Charles A.
Sherwood, S.W.
Sinclair, W.C.
Smith, Alexander
Smith, Gordan
Smith, Harlon
Smith, Marvin
Smith, Mrs. Dorsy
Southfill, Opal
Spencer, J.R.
Station, Howard
Stoats, Mildred
Taylor, B.
Taylor, Ed
Taylor, Lawrence
Taylor, Lee
Taylor, Maud
Thomas, S.D.
Thompson, A.W.
Thompson, J.W.
Tucker, William
Walker, Dick
Walker, Jack
Walker, Monroe
Walker, R.G.
Wallace, S.E.
Watkins, Bob
Watkins, Wesley
Wells, John
Whiker, Henry
White, Hazel
White, Mrs, Charley
White, Mrs. Hellen
Whitney, G.W.
Wiggin, A.P.
Wiggin, Jess
Wiggins, O.T.
Wilson, George

September 4, 1910 Robert Taylor and James Scott have this  day  extended  into
partenership for the purpose of ? in the furniture and  carpet  business.  The
name of the company is to be Taylor & Scott and the gains  and  losses  to  be
shared equally.



March 9, 1912 Agreement and Contract Louis Manard has this day agrees to  work
for R.M. Rains until the crop of 1912 is layed by for the season of $15.00 per
month and said Rains is to pay said Manard at the end of each month.

Signed: R.M. Rains
              Louis Manard