el Put-nam Tyler of Brooklyn, Conn., who was a lineal descendant ofPutnam. In 1891, W. O. Jacobs t^^ Co. of Danielson learned ofand located its lair, and Mr. Jacolis easily bought it of itsowner. It was bought of W. O. Jacobs «S: Co. l)y its presentowner in August, t8o2. The Putnam \)\o\\ is a… … PUTNAMS PLOW, X... -.H.-J. in llial it is a capital spccinu-n of the tyj)c of plow universallyused in Xew England during the Colonial period. Its frameand mouldhoard are entirely of hard wood, but the board hereand there is plated willi pieces of scrap-iron, evidently designedto strengthen it. It…
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