Celebration At Collinsville
Celebration At Collinsville
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In 1815 a saw-mill was built by Captain Fred. Humj)hreys a. \ Samuel Gridley, near by the last-mentioned grist-mill. When Collins and Company, in 1826, bought the water privile: and a few acres of land around, there were but four settlers on C( linsville territory, to wit : Correl Humphrey, who lived in the hou now occupied by J. B. Bodwell — built by Captain Fred. Humi)hre in 1789 ; Isaac P. Humphrey, who lived in a house built in 1792, n( Rodney Carr's wagon shop, which then stood some rods w...est of present location, alongside the road which ran on the bank of t river or race-way ; Timothy Case, who kept the already mention and not altogether reputable "Tim Case Tavern" ; and Langdon t miller, who lived in a house which stood just in front of the prese site of the Canal Railroad station. The history of Collinsville commences in 1826, and is identic with the history of Samuel Watkinson Collins, one of the nobl men of modern times, who passed to his rest April 30, 1871. 1 conception of the enterprise, which has eventuated in this vast mai facturing establishment, belongs to his brother, David Chittend Collins; but to Samuel W.
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In 1815 a saw-mill was built by Captain Fred. Humj)hreys a. \ Samuel Gridley, near by the last-mentioned grist-mill. When Collins and Company, in 1826, bought the water privile: and a few acres of land around, there were but four settlers on C( linsville territory, to wit : Correl Humphrey, who lived in the hou now occupied by J. B. Bodwell — built by Captain Fred. Humi)hre in 1789 ; Isaac P. Humphrey, who lived in a house built in 1792, n( Rodney Carr's wagon shop, which then stood some rods w...est of present location, alongside the road which ran on the bank of t river or race-way ; Timothy Case, who kept the already mention and not altogether reputable "Tim Case Tavern" ; and Langdon t miller, who lived in a house which stood just in front of the prese site of the Canal Railroad station. The history of Collinsville commences in 1826, and is identic with the history of Samuel Watkinson Collins, one of the nobl men of modern times, who passed to his rest April 30, 1871. 1 conception of the enterprise, which has eventuated in this vast mai facturing establishment, belongs to his brother, David Chittend Collins; but to Samuel W.
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