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Table Three, Page 3 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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N188
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Truman Northcutt
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R7.50
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27m
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2
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Engineer
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Wife Opal was saleslady for a grocery store. Brother-in-law, W. Elmer Trice, was
clerk in the post office.
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N189
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Garland G. Boland
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O30
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21m
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1
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N190
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J. W. Lockett
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O100
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37m
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1
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Gauger
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N191
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Kenneth Gassell
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O200
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28m
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1
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Gauger
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N192
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Burl O. Williams
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R12
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35m
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1
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District Gauger
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N194
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Henry M. Benson
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Unk
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30s
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Telegraph Operator
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N195
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Earnest L. Meeker
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O25
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28m
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1
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N196
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William P. Murphy
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O75
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34m
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5
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Tool Dresser
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N196
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Henry R. Black (step son-in-law)
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24m
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Oiler
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Mrs. Murphy was 43 and previously married. Mrs. Henry Black was her daughter
who had two children.
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N197
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Don Wells
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O50
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23m
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1
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Oiler
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N198
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Clyde Johnson
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O75
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27m
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1
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Oiler
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N199
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Clyde O. McEfee
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Unk
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33s
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N200
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John J. Gilbert ?
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Unk
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27s
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N201
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Jay Westbrook
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Unk
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23m
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Laborer
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N202
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Charles N. Lomenick
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Unk
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26m
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N203
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Pat Ball
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Unk
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20s
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Oiler
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N204
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Frank B. Kelley
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R10
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30m
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1
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Chemist
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N205
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Carl J. Fisher
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R10
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26m
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1
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Chemist
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Calvin C. Smith (brother-in-law)
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20s
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Oiler
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N206
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John M. Crispper
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R10
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35m
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3
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Chief Engineer
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N207
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Dan B. Duncan
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R7.50
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30m
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5
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Stillman
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N208
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Bruce A. Bates
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R7.50
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20m
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2
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Engineer
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N209
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Frank J. Welch
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R7.50
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45m
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3
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Engineer man
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N210
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William H. Crany
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Unk
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21s
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Line Walker
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N211
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Herschal Huddleston
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R10
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34m
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1
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N212
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Herschel Barker
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O50
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24m
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1
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Oiler
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N213
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Wayne M. Allison
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Unk
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41m
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5
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Mechanic
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N214
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Andy R. Whitmire
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R7
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25m
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4
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Worker
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Virgil Whitmire (brother)
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20s
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Worker, Oilfield
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N215
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Bruce Lindsey
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R5
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34m
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1
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Stationary Engineer
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