The Winslow Register
The Winslow Register
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13, '64) Albert Withee, Bradley B.
Withee, John Withee, William F. Wood, (k May 6, '64) John P. Wyman, William F,Gk)od,(d at Gettysburg,'63) Christopher C.
Sanborn, (d July '62) Hiram Wixon, (w March '62) George L.
Webber, (d Dec. '63). Horatio Morse, Edward ShurtlefiE.
MANUFACTURING.
The first saw mill rn Winslow probably had a grist mill for a running mate, built at the same time, and quite likely under the same roof. The mills were built before 1770 and, in the opinion of Mr. E. A. Paine, at... the expense of the Kennebec proprietors, to encourage the settlers and induce more to come.
The builder was Benjamin Runnels, then living at Pownalboro, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary war; being a blacksmith he helped forge the chain that kept the British from going up the Hudson tiver. In 1778 he moved to Winslow — was a farmer, trader, lumberman and speculator, and a representative to the general court. The next mill on this stream was situated about twenty rods above and was owned by the Norcross family, who probably built it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13, '64) Albert Withee, Bradley B.
Withee, John Withee, William F. Wood, (k May 6, '64) John P. Wyman, William F,Gk)od,(d at Gettysburg,'63) Christopher C.
Sanborn, (d July '62) Hiram Wixon, (w March '62) George L.
Webber, (d Dec. '63). Horatio Morse, Edward ShurtlefiE.
MANUFACTURING.
The first saw mill rn Winslow probably had a grist mill for a running mate, built at the same time, and quite likely under the same roof. The mills were built before 1770 and, in the opinion of Mr. E. A. Paine, at... the expense of the Kennebec proprietors, to encourage the settlers and induce more to come.
The builder was Benjamin Runnels, then living at Pownalboro, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary war; being a blacksmith he helped forge the chain that kept the British from going up the Hudson tiver. In 1778 he moved to Winslow — was a farmer, trader, lumberman and speculator, and a representative to the general court. The next mill on this stream was situated about twenty rods above and was owned by the Norcross family, who probably built it.
What to read after The Winslow Register?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, Harry Edward, 1877- [from Old Catalog] Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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