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Table Three, Page 2 Showing Oilfield Workers in Crane County 1930 Census
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Dwelling#
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Resident's Name
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O/R
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Age/Marital
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# In family
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Specific Job
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N187
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Burres S. McClain
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R7.50
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27m
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1
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Stillman
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N160
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Hugh L. Moore
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R25
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27m
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1
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N162
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Tom M. Royall
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R16
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42m
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9
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Driller
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N162
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Bolton Royall (son)
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17s
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Laborer
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N163
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Lee Padgett
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O75
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44wd
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2 (sons)
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N165
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Homer Rhodds (?)
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R Unk
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41m
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1
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N1165
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Zula Rhodds
(wife proprietor of hotel)
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N166
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Francis J. Martin
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R9
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23m
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1
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Engineer
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N167
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Fie T. Moreland
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R9
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31m
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1
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Gauger
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N168
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James W. Stewart
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R9
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36m
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4
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Engineer
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N169
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Amos Floyd
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R12
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25m
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2
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Engineer
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N170
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Jess A. Holley
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R15
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27m
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1
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N174
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Charles Benton
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Unk
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33m
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3
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Tool Dresser
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Charles Benton and family lived in a bunkhouse of which his
father-in-law, Turen T. Varner was the proprietor. Varner, a 54wd, also
had a 24s son, and three roomers who worked for the boarding house.
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N174
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Frank H. Varner
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24s
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Oilfield worker
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N176
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Lois L. McGlaughlen
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Unk
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24wd
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Line Walker
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N177
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Oscar LaSalle
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2
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Laborer
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N174
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Jessie V. LaSalle
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24s
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Chemist
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N174
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Harley L. LaSalle
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19s
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Laborer
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N178
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John Christian
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Unk
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39s
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Telegraph Operator
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N179
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Adolphus W. Paris
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Unk
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33wd
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Superintendent, Oilfield
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N180
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Jessie Head
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R10
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22s
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3
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Field Foreman
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Wife, Mattie M. was a teacher in the public school.
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Howard Weatherford
(brother-in-law)
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Unk
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22s
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Laborer
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N181
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Doris M. Hankins
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Unk
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27m
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4
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Chemist
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Edger Whitley (brother-in-law)
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22s
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Laborer
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Two single teachers, Agnes Cafe and Sudley Beu Hambright, roomed with Doris Hankins, wife and brother-in-law.
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N182
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Charles M. Hughely
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Unk
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31m
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3
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Block Supt. Gasoline Plant
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N184
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George K. Waldrop
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R10
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26m
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1
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Meterman
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N185
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Gordan T. Earp
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R7.50
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28m
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5
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Stillman
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N196
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Rita M. Kephart
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R7
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46m
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3
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Laborer
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Orel R. Kephart
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22s
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Laborer
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Mrs. Kephart's husband is not listed. Her mother and two sons lived with her.
Both she and one son were employed by an oil company-she being the only female oil company
clearly listed in the census. Female proprietors of boarding houses were employed
or contracted by oil companies, but it is not clear which were privately owned and which were
company owned.
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