Illustrated Vineland
Illustrated Vineland
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M. Wiswell at Sixth and Landis, and Lucius Demmon in Landis's Mill in 1868. Business on a larger scale was carried on for many years by Thos. H. Proctor from r872 on the North Boul- evard; by Thos. H. Hawkins from 1870 at Sixth and Almond streets; and by J. H. Hunt from 1874 on Landis Avenue, who bought out Chas. A. Birkinshaw. Grad- ually all this business concentrated in the five concerns that exist to-day. Of these the largest is the factory of Charles Keighley & Sons. The head of this house..., a native of Bradford, England, after three years of mer- chandising in l"hiladelphia, came to Vineland in 1873 rnd purchased a faim. Not pleased with it and being a practical shoe-maker, he f( und employment with T, H. Proctor. In 1875 he started in business for himself in two rented rooms at Sixth and Almond Streets, with "a few machines and a little leather. ' ' Thence he removed to Sixth Street and Landis Avenue, and then to the cor- ner of the Boulevard and Montrose Street, where frequent enlargements of his buildings were made.
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M. Wiswell at Sixth and Landis, and Lucius Demmon in Landis's Mill in 1868. Business on a larger scale was carried on for many years by Thos. H. Proctor from r872 on the North Boul- evard; by Thos. H. Hawkins from 1870 at Sixth and Almond streets; and by J. H. Hunt from 1874 on Landis Avenue, who bought out Chas. A. Birkinshaw. Grad- ually all this business concentrated in the five concerns that exist to-day. Of these the largest is the factory of Charles Keighley & Sons. The head of this house..., a native of Bradford, England, after three years of mer- chandising in l"hiladelphia, came to Vineland in 1873 rnd purchased a faim. Not pleased with it and being a practical shoe-maker, he f( und employment with T, H. Proctor. In 1875 he started in business for himself in two rented rooms at Sixth and Almond Streets, with "a few machines and a little leather. ' ' Thence he removed to Sixth Street and Landis Avenue, and then to the cor- ner of the Boulevard and Montrose Street, where frequent enlargements of his buildings were made.
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