Line Lexington

LINE LEXINGTON. A village of 286 inhabitants, situated in Hatfield township, Montgomery county, nearly on the line between that and Bucks county, 16 miles northeast of Norristown, the county seat, 3 northeast of Lansdale, the location of nearest bank, and 1 mile north of Colmar, its shipping point on Doylestown Br. N. P. Div. P. & R. R. R. H. Robinson, postmaster. [Polk's Gazetteer, 1882]

• Apple P R, Hotel.
• Barndt John, carriagemkr.
• Brand Frank, tinner.
• Brand Spencer, meat market.
• Burgey Wm, tailor.
• Coar Thomas, blacksmith.
• Crouthamel Hilary, tailor.
• Crouthamel I R, carpenter.
• Hartman Mathias, cooper.
• Kerns Christian, shoemkr.
• Leidy Isaiah, justice.
• Leidy M H, general store.
• Line Lexington Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
• Lyson Isaac, live stock.
• Mitchener J C, veterinary surgeon.
• Price Jonathan, veterinary surgeon.
• Reiner Harrow Co, agr imp.
• Reiner & Bro, agr imps.
• Remer Enos, carpenter.
• Robinson Henry, General Store.
• Scholl Leidy, general store.
• Seiple John, carpet weaver.
• Weikel Henry, painter.
• Wentworth George W, hotel.
• Zoller Henry, boots and shoes.

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Street Names: County Line Road, Route 309