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Mass-created GNIS permastub from a GNIS listing that itself seems to have been removed from the site. No evidence found that there was ever a village here; just a
lone post office that served residents of dispersed farmhouses for 11 years. Passengerpigeon (
talk)06:34, 16 August 2023 (UTC)reply
Keep - Seriously? Do you figure the US Postal system set up a post office and named it after one of the residents? There was even an academy there at one time. [1]— Maile (
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18:47, 16 August 2023 (UTC)reply
"Do you figure the US Postal system set up a post office and named it after one of the residents?" They did that all the time. Fourth class POs could be anywhere, and were often in people's homes, and it was common if the office was moved to a different house, it was renamed to reflect whose house it was moved to. Please read up on this before you respond to any more of these nominations. I'd particularly suggest reading
WP:GNIS.
Mangoe (
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23:40, 16 August 2023 (UTC)reply
delete All actual evidence points to this being a 4th class post office at an isolated farmstead (which is still there). The passing references to an academy by this name are useless because they don't say where it was located, and besides the fact of another Hopewell in a different county (which the maps show actually was a small town), there's nothing saying that the academy was or had to be in a town of the same name.
Mangoe (
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23:50, 16 August 2023 (UTC)reply
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