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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 34

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nest. DEATH OF W. L. TAYLOR. WILLIAM LEWELLYN TAYLOR, aged 39, ason of Col. and Mrs. John N. Taylor, diedSaturday morning, January 8, at Daytona, Fla, wherehe had gone for his health. His wife and youngestdaughter, Mildred, were with him. Mr. Taylor hadbeen in poor health for several years, but of… … W. L. TAYLOR. several plants. It was thought that he had fully re-covered from his illness. The deceased had a very wide acquaintance withpottery manufacturers throughout the United States,as well as being known and liked by the workmen.He had made a study of their condition, and a numberof ideas…

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