Dorchester County Commercial Directory
Golden Hill 1908-1909
Is located in the southwestern part of Dorchester County, 18 miles southwest
of Cambridge, the banking town and shipping point. Shipments can also be made
by boat at Taylor’s Island landing, and Wingate’s Point. Population 125.
Joseph H. Vane, postmaster.” (the P.O opened 10/23/1841 and closed 12/31/1943)
Applegarth, William F., general store local farmers, contd.:
& cannery Jarrett, Samuel
Bradshaw, J. William, blacksmith Jones, Eugene
Bradshaw, Joseph W., saw and Keene, John
grist mill Keene, Levin
Keene, Charles E., genl store Keene, Louis B
Keene, John F., fisherman Keene, R.H.
Mills, George C. & Co, genl store Meekins, Aaron
Shenton, Joseph B., contractor, Meekins, Wilbur
builder and undertaker Mills, G.G.
Shenton, W.G.& Son, genl store Mills, Charles R.
Spicer, L.T., saw and grist mill, Newcomb, George
and lumber Paul, Jeff
Vane, Joseph H., fisherman. Paul, William
Phillips, James E.
Local Farmers: Phillips, John
Abbott, William Riggans, Hicks
Berton, Benjamin Riggans, James
Berton, John Riggans, John
Bishop, William Riggans, Samuel
Chessor, John Roso, Clem
Chessor, Webb Shenton, Raymond
Dunnock, E.J. Shenton, W.G.
Dunnock, J.A. Shenton, Wm. R.
Enngalls, M. Shenton, George G.
Fitzhugh, A. Shenton, Nelson
Foxwell, Robert Simmons, George
Gore, John C. Spicer, A.F.
Griffin, Joseph W. Spicer, James
Grotee, Colfax C. Tubman, Julian
Grotee, Festus Waters, George
Hubbard, Charles W. Wallace, Sleighter
Hubbard, George Wilson, Geo. A.A.
Hughes, Frank