“A hamlet located in Dorchester County, 25 miles southwest of Cambridge, the location of the nearest bank., 90 from Baltimore, 3 ½ from Wingate’s Point, the shipping point. Population, 176.” Andrews, A.W., postmaster (note: Crapo was originally Woodlandtown, Insley, Mrs. A., general store where a P.O. was opened 5/28/1872. The name Insley, L.A., dry goods was changed to Crapo on5/24/1880, with the Kirwan, A.J. wheelwright first postmaster still in charge: Meekins, John M., general store Edw.R.Burneston) Sewell, C.D., express agent Wingate, J.H., general store Local farmers: Adams, L.A. Phillips, William O. Adams, James Phillips, Thomas Adams, Thomas Phillips, Rufus Andrews, W.P. Slacum, E.D. Bradford, George Webster, George Bradford, William H. Webster, S.D. Elliott, W.D. Wheatley, D.W. Foxwell, C.__ Wheatley, J.L. Foxwell, F.H. Willey, B.J. Foxwell, Thomas L. Wingate, Levin Gore, Noah Wingate, William T. Harper, C.A. Wroten, O. P. Harper, Robert Harper, Thomas A. Hayward, James E. Hedgins, Daniel Insley, Mrs. A. Insley, G.C. Insley, L.A. Johnson, Gabriel P. Johnson, William A. Jones, Harvey Kirwan, A.J. McCready, Levin Mills, W.R.