History of the Town of Easton Massachusetts
History of the Town of Easton Massachusetts
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Next below the last named place is the Hoe Shop privilege. In April, 1804, Nathan Pratt, blacksmith, bought of Jacob I, '. Leonard a tract of land which included this privilege, and May 26 he bought also a large lot of George Ferguson. Mr. Pratt began at once to build the Hoe Shop dam, and in less than a year he had completed it and had also erected a trip- hammer shop, where he began the manufacture of hoes, Lewis Drake being connected with him in the business. Mr. Pratt moved to Plymouth with... Oliver Ames soon after the latter went there, which v^'as in 1807, and returned with him several years later. Obed Harlow was in the Hoe Shop for a time. Asa Waters manufactured shovels at Mr. Ames's Shovel Shop for INDUSTRIES AFTER 1800. Cq^ several years before Mr. Ames returned from Plymouth, though the latter as already stated had begun that business soon aft'er buying the Shovel-Shop Pond privilege, in August, 1803. After his return from Plymouth in 1814 the Hoe Shop place became his property, and has since been used for Shovel Shop purposes.
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Next below the last named place is the Hoe Shop privilege. In April, 1804, Nathan Pratt, blacksmith, bought of Jacob I, '. Leonard a tract of land which included this privilege, and May 26 he bought also a large lot of George Ferguson. Mr. Pratt began at once to build the Hoe Shop dam, and in less than a year he had completed it and had also erected a trip- hammer shop, where he began the manufacture of hoes, Lewis Drake being connected with him in the business. Mr. Pratt moved to Plymouth with... Oliver Ames soon after the latter went there, which v^'as in 1807, and returned with him several years later. Obed Harlow was in the Hoe Shop for a time. Asa Waters manufactured shovels at Mr. Ames's Shovel Shop for INDUSTRIES AFTER 1800. Cq^ several years before Mr. Ames returned from Plymouth, though the latter as already stated had begun that business soon aft'er buying the Shovel-Shop Pond privilege, in August, 1803. After his return from Plymouth in 1814 the Hoe Shop place became his property, and has since been used for Shovel Shop purposes.
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