Preston County postal records

Maple Run

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Dates below identify the documents, not the office’s full operating period. Applications and proposed site changes should not be read as confirmed establishment or relocation dates. Original spellings and qualifications are retained in the checked index notes.

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NARA page 575 · Record date: 1879

Post office establishment application

Office / subject as indexed: Maple Run

Issued April 21; signed April 29, 1879 by Frederick Felty, proposed postmaster; received May 7 and July 25. Union township; proposed extension of route 12270, Portland–Aurora, three times weekly. Office 3½ miles SE of Aurora, requiring 7 miles additional round trip. Horse Shoe Run 3 miles SW; headwaters of Youghiogheny named. Oakland B. & O. station 10½ miles away. Population 200. Map on page 576.

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View image on this pageMaple Run: Post office establishment application, NARA page 575

National Archives · M1126, roll 651 · Preston_262_NARApage_575.jpg

NARA page 576 · Record date: 1879

Map / diagram

Office / subject as indexed: Maple Run

Reverse of page 575; year from application. Union township sketch shows Maple Run, Aurora, Portland, Rowlesburg, Rodamers, Oakland, Painters Mills, Horse Shoe Run direction and roads toward St. George. Includes B. & O. Railroad, Cheat River, Potomac River, West Virginia–Maryland boundary and Fairfax Stone corner. No separate date.

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View image on this pageMaple Run: Map / diagram, NARA page 576

National Archives · M1126, roll 651 · Preston_263_NARApage_576.jpg

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