Table Seven, Page 4, Residents of Company Houses
Houses 184-314, south of east/west road
House# Residents Relation Rent Sex Age Marriage Occupation
The next dwelling is a known Gulf bunkhouse with five men.  The following five dwellings, mostly single employees, remain a mystery.  Were some bunkhouses one big room like a military barracks, while others had separate rooms?  Did Gulf rent a room or house to DuBose, owner of a Magazine Stand?  Was Durham the editor of a Gulf paper?
 273 Joseph Gilchrist, Jr. Head Unk M 27 s Worker, Oilfield
  Preston Finsker Head Unk M 31 m Auto Mechanic, Oilfield
  Avery Carter Head Unk M 28 s Worker, Oilfield
  Fred Lakin Head Unk M 25 s Fireman, Oilfield
  Eldo A. McAnelly ? Head Unk M 37 m Worker, Oilfield
 274 Roy Rineheart Head Unk M 23 s Foreman, Oilfield
 275 I. Lake DuBose Head 15 M 40 s Owner, Magazine Stand
 276 Ray Surrat Head Unk M 23 s Fireman, Oilfield
 277 Thomas Durham Head Unk M 51 m Editor, Newspaper
 278 Claude A. Townsend Head Unk M 28 s Gauger, Oilfield
The next dwelling is probably a bunkhouse or a large tent, but were the highway construction men working for the state, county, or Gulf?
 279 Elmer Medder
Joe Heaf
Frank Miller
Fred Kelley
J. T. McBee
Arthur Burk
Head
"
"
"
"
"
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
M
M
M
M
M
M
30
25
40
38
42
21
s
s
s
s
s
s
Construction, Highway
"
"
"
"
"
 280 Dan Sloan
     Bertha
     Midena
     Tommie
     Mary J.
Head
wife
dau
son
dau
Unk M
F
F
M
F
48
45
18
16
14
m
m
 
 
 
Road Construction
The next dwelling is either a bunkhouse or large tent, and some of the men are known to have worked for Gulf in later years, so probably this transportation crew are all Gulf employees.
 281 Henry E. Baumgarten
Rufas W. Hail
Ernest F. Miller
Herman Austin
Joe B. Bullock
David Cockron
William V. Hardin
Leslie C. Hinsley
Head
Head
Head
Head
Head
Head
Head
Head
Unk
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
24
30
25
25
23
23
24
27
s
m
m
s
s
s
s
s
Transportation, Oilfield
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
The next two dwellings are residences owned by a rancher.
 282 G. H. Cowden
     Billy Tom
Head
son
2500 M
M
33
12
d
s
Ranchman
 
 283 Myrtle E. Cook
     Ermine ? B. Patterson
Head
mother
Unk F
F
42
68
d
wd
Housekeeper, Ranch
None
Known Gulf employees occupied the next eight dwellings.
 284 Floyd O. White
     Ruth M.
     Constance ?
     Helen
     Kathryn
Head
wife
dau
dau
dau
7.50 M
F
F
F
F
37
28
8
6
4
m
m
Auto Mechanic, Oilfield
None
 285 Thad L. Jarvis
     Tyla or Zyla
     H. Regel Jarvis
Head
wife
son
10 M
F
M
44
43
19
m
m
s
Electrician, Oilfield
None
Electrician, Oilfield
 286 Willie G. Slater
     Lillie
     Jimmie
Head
wife
son
5 M
F
M
31
32
9
m
m
Pumper, Oilfield
None
 287 Jap A. McVickers
     Ola G.
     Mary E.
Head
wife
dau
5 M
F
F
45
35
15
m
m
Worker, Oilfield
None
 288 James M. Patterson
     Ruby S.
Head
wife
5 M
F
27
20
m
m
Pumper, Oilfield
None
 289 Loyd Prichard
     (left out)
     Ganivel
     Dorthy M.
Head
wife
son
dau
5 M
F
M
F
25
25
3
1
m
m
Worker, Oilfield
 290 Beacher Miller
     Pearl
     Johnnie
     Mary
     Francis
     Eugene
     Delia
Head
wife
son
dau
dau
son
dau
5 M
F
M
F
F
M
F
35
29
11
10
9
6
*
m
m
Pumper, Oilfield
none
 291 Ameadan E. Murrell
     Lone
     Polly Jean
     Typan M.
Head
wife
dau
son
5 M
F
F
M
25
23
3
*
m
m
Pumper, Oilfield
none


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