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Boothwyn Fire Co. 1405 Meetinghouse Road 610-485-0269
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Marcus Hook Engineer
Catania Engineering Associates, Inc. Charles J. Catania, Jr., P.E.
520 W. MacDade Blvd., Milmont Park, PA 19033
cjcjr@cataniaengineering.com
610-532-2884 (phone), 610-532-2923 (fax)
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Orlandini Tile Supplies Walnut
& Pine Streets Marcus Hook, PA 19061 610-494-7107
Kerlin Contracting 1402 Deer Meadow Ln, Marcus Hook, PA 19061 610-364-9470
Cisco Masonry 2625 Naamans Creek Rd, Marcus Hook 19061 610-485-9601
A Amergency Locksmiths Marcus Hook, PA 19061 610-485-2424
Robertson Fuel Oil Inc 1814 Chichester Ave, Linwood 610-485-1691
RF Bondurant Plumbing & Heating Chichester, Concord area 610-459-1909
Ferro Fuel Co Inc. 2124 Vernon Ave, Marcus Hook, PA 19061 610-485-1356
A Amendt Pest Control Co Inc. Marcus Hook, PA 19061 610-485-9469
Joseph Walls Septic Svc. 2740 Meetinghouse Rd Marcus Hook PA 19061 610-859-9064
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Marcus Hook
History
In 1678, at Upland court, a record appears showing from Hans Ollsen
to William Clayton a deed for all his land "right and interest of & to his
houses and appurtenances Lying and being all Marretties hooke." In 1682, the
ancient name of Marcus Hook was changed to Chicliester, but the popular name
was so fixed in the public that it wouldn't accept the new name and in spite
of legislation and executive power, the village kept the old name Marcus
Hook. Marcus Hook rapidly grew in 1682, after the coming of Penn. It became
a rival of Chester. The two towns were equal size and consisted of about one
hundred houses in 1708.
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