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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 353

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Liverpool, and secretary-treasurer of the United States Potters Association,died at his home at noon Monday last, aged forty-eight. On the evening of May 14, feeling tired, Mr. Cart-wright eased up on his work at the pottery and retiredto his home, believing that he only required a little rest.On… … JOHN T. CARTWRIRHT. owned by his father, and learned the business from theclay shops to the office. Of late years he took an activepart in the selling end, and was on the road at intervalsthroughout the year. Mr. Cartwright was active in Masonic circles, beinga member of Riddle Lodge, and also of…

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