A History of the New York Swamp
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One of his sons, Charles Sumner Llorton, is president of the Union Tanning Company, and another, Roy Horton, is superintendent of tanneries.
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Homer Horton, married William McNair in 1855. Mr. McNair went to Sheffield in 1865 with Webb Horton, Walter Horton and other members of the family. He was a practical tanner, a member of the firm of Horton, Crary & Co. He died in Sheffield in 1876, HOSIER HORTON'S CHILDREN. -j^ William McNair had three daughters. The eldest, J...ennie, married Lane B. Schofield, formerly of Walter Horton & Co. , now a member of the banking house of Schofield, Whicher & Co. , Bos- ton. Mr. Schofield'owTis an estate at Newton and indulges his tastes as a gentleman farmer.
Rachel B. Horton, second daughter of Homer Horton, married John McNair, who began busi- ness in Callicoon, N. Y. _ as a lumber merchant. Lu 1870 he went to Shefifield and formed the firm o\ John McNair & Co.. With Horton, Crary & Co. , and C. W. R. Radeker as partners. He engaged in the tanning business and learned the art with Horton, Crary & Co.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of his sons, Charles Sumner Llorton, is president of the Union Tanning Company, and another, Roy Horton, is superintendent of tanneries.
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Homer Horton, married William McNair in 1855. Mr. McNair went to Sheffield in 1865 with Webb Horton, Walter Horton and other members of the family. He was a practical tanner, a member of the firm of Horton, Crary & Co. He died in Sheffield in 1876, HOSIER HORTON'S CHILDREN. -j^ William McNair had three daughters. The eldest, J...ennie, married Lane B. Schofield, formerly of Walter Horton & Co. , now a member of the banking house of Schofield, Whicher & Co. , Bos- ton. Mr. Schofield'owTis an estate at Newton and indulges his tastes as a gentleman farmer.
Rachel B. Horton, second daughter of Homer Horton, married John McNair, who began busi- ness in Callicoon, N. Y. _ as a lumber merchant. Lu 1870 he went to Shefifield and formed the firm o\ John McNair & Co.. With Horton, Crary & Co. , and C. W. R. Radeker as partners. He engaged in the tanning business and learned the art with Horton, Crary & Co.
What to read after A History of the New York Swamp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank W Norcross to read onlineMoreLess
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