Chesterian

English Etymology From en Chester ian. Noun en Chester. en 30 November 1886 Tough Sort of a Man Chester Evening Times 16 3182 Chester, Pa. Chester Times Publishing Co. [3] https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/51584707/ 4 1404945541 A man met a Chesterian on Third street this morning, and said: “I say, do you know a man named John Jehoram Smith?” “Yes, I’ve heard of him.” “Do you know anything about him?” “Y-e-s, I do.” “Pretty tough sort of a fellow ain’t he?” “I don’t know about that—he’s my father.” The interrogator disappeared in the direction of the footbridge. 9 February 1904 New York Firemen Stayed the FlamesGallant Stand at Strategic Point That Ended in Victory. https://www.nytimes.com/1904/02/09/archives/new-york-firemen-stayed-the-flames-gallant-stand-at-strategic-point.html About four blocks from the scene of the great fight the fire jumped across the Falls and fell upon Otto Duker’s lumber yard. The Baltimoreans and Chesterians had been hurried to that point to meet the attack, and after a sharp fight they conquered it. en 19 May 2000 Calendar Hampshire Life w:Daily Hampshire Gazette Northampton, Mass. 16 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/834906303/ 1 0739-3504 9725082 One of the oldest railroad stations in the world, the town of Chester’s vintage 1840 post-and-beam structure was saved from demolition by concerned Chesterians in 1990 and has since been lovingly restored as an emblem of the town’s proud place in the history of American railroading. Proper noun 1 en geology An age from 333 to 318.1 million years ago, a subdivision of the Carboniferous.