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Scott Martin Forum Master Posts: 11520 |
posted 05-09-2006 12:49 PM
  
Quimby, Horace A. (18 Apr 1828 - ) Quimby, Monroe Tyler (20 Jul 1829 - 2 May 1893) Quimby, Phineas Parkhurst (16 Feb 1802 - 1866) Quimby, William (30 Apr 1792 - 23 Jan 1879) Quimby, William Currier (20 Sep 1811 - ) Quimby, Zebedee Morrill (28 Jun 1816 - 8 Apr 1896) Quinby, Abrilla (10 Mar 1798 - ) Quinby, Henry Clay (24 Apr 1831 - 1908) Quinby, Jonas Smith (1796 - 1 Jan 1871) Quincy, Daniel (7 Feb 1651 - 10 Aug 1690) Quincy, Henry (7 Sep 1801 - 28 Jan 1879) Quincy, William A. (21 Mar 1799 - ) Quincy, William Salter (17 Dec 1767 - ) Quintard, Charles Augustus (1 Jan 1841 - 25-Dec-09) Quintard, Frederick Francis (26 Feb 1837 - 8 Dec 1869) Quintard, Peter (14 Jan 1699 - 10 Nov 1762) Quintard, William Martin (24 Apr 1844 - 23-Dec-09) IP: Logged |
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Luman V Quimby is listed at the business of Monroe T Quimby in the 1869 Boston Directory and in the 1870 U S Federal Census for Boston, Massachusetts as a watchmaker who was born about 1840 in Vermont. In the book The Great industries of the United States By Horace Greeley, Leon Case, 1873, the description of Messrs. Quimby & Co's business gives their year of commencement in business as 1860. They had a factory at 26 Potter Street, Providence, Rhode Island and their main office was at 14 Hanover Street, Boston, Massachusetts. [This message has been edited by bascall (edited 04-13-2009).] IP: Logged |
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