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Table Two, Page 9 Showing Vocations Identified Other Than Oilfield Workers
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HOUSE#
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RESIDENT'S NAME RELATIONS
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OCCUPATION
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PLACE WORKED
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Teaming & Trucking
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I-N221
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Hugh G. Coplin
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Teaming/Trucking
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I-N236
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George Sub
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Teamster
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Contractor
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I-N237
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George Muse
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Truck Driver
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Contractor
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I-N241
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William H. Coplin
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Teaming
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Contractor
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I-N241
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Marian Cole (lodger)
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Teaming
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I-S9
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Robert McDonald
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Trucking
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I-S24
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John W. Gerdes (born in Germany)
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Trucking
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I-S25
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Charles C. Weddle
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Trucking
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General
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I-S26
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Percy D. Weddle
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Trucking
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General
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I-S28
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Hillery M. Burgin
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Trucking
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Gravel
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I-S33
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Carl Johnson
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Trucking
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General
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I-S56
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Charles A. Weddle
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Trucking
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Gravel
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I-S178
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Virgel Fannin
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Trucking
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County
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I-S178
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Arvie Fannin (son of Virgel Fannin)
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Trucking
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County
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I-S179
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I. Wesley Jones
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Trucking
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County
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I-S183
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William H. McDougal
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Trucking
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General
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I-N31
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Benton H. Brannon
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Truck Driver
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I-N40
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James H. Strain
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Trucking
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Contractor
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I-S49
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Lee L. Hale
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Laborer
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Hauling
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I-N49
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William H. Weddle
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Truck
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Contractor
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I-N76
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William D. Gooch
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Truck
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Service
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I-N245
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Hugh B. Terrell
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Teaming
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Contractor
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I-N245
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Loren L. Terrell (son of Hugh B. Terrell)
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Teaming
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Contractor
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I-N302
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Will Harris
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Teaming
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Contractor
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I-N302
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Gable Harris (son of Will Harris)
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Driving
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Teaming Contractor
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I-S304
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Sterling LaMai
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Teamster
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I-S305
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James Picket
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Teamster
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I-S306
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Miles Williams
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Teamster
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I-S307
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Alton Miller
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Teamster
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Note: These last four probably lived in tents and worked with the Highway department.
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County Road Work
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I-S116
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Floy Rigley
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Laborer
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Road
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I-S157
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Guy C. Whitworth
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County
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Road
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House Keeping
Cleaning/Nany
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I-S180
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Pearl McDougal
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House Keeping
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I-S180
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Audrey M. McDougal (16 yr old dau of Pearl)
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House Keeping
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I-N140
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Virgie Mullins (lodger of G. B. Ingram)
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Servant
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Note: Virgie Mullins was[Stated as "servant" but she was house keeper and nany.]
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Laborer
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I-S2
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Robert C. Nutt
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Laborer
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I-S60
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C. Murrell Whiteley (son-in-law of Chois Burell)
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Laborer
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General
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I-S74
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Bruce Cromer (son-in-law of William Moore)
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Laborer
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General
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I-S107
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Mack Hendsey
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Laborer
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General
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I-N133
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Sidney A. Moseley
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Laborer
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General
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I-N251
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Roy F. Henning (brother/Lois Henning)
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Laborer
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State Roadwork
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I-N114
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Omar W. Wolf
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Tractor Man
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Highway
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I-S280
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Dan Sloan
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Road
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Contractor
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Note: Most of these men were probably temporary residents in Crane County,
contracting with the State or oil companies to complete the road system. The
fact that none paid rent indicates they were given housing in the Gulf bunkhouses or lived in tents.
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