LAKE COUNTY OHIO
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File contributed to the Lake County, Ohio Biographies Project by
Deb Breniser
rbcobb@ncweb.com
January 6, 2000
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From the 1915 Lake County, Ohio Atlas

LANEHURST is owned by Homer W. Littlefield, Post Office, Painesville, Ohio, 
three and one-half miles distant. It contains 40 acres on the Hale Road one-half
mile from the Electric Railway Station. It is devoted almost entirely to soil 
products common to this section, including, corn, oats, wheat, rye and potatoes.
About five acres of the place are in pasture and the remainder in meadow. The 
water supply is furnished from never-failing wells for buildings and stock. Its 
name is derived from location. Buildings are all in best of repair and include a
general barn 26 x 30, with cement floors, cattle barn, 30 x 40, with an addition
16 x 30, with cement flooring. The farm's surface is generally level and its 
soil a sandy loam. Homer W. Littlefield purchased this farm in 1865, and has 
resided here since such purchase, being one of the old settlers of Perry 
Township. He was married to Mary Ann Irvine, March 2, 1865. Mr. Littlefield is 
one of the practical farmers of this section.