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Early American craftsmen (1920)

Dyer, Walter A. (Walter Alden), 1878-1943 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 371

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1734 andmoved to Newbury in 1757, where he made clocksfor thirty years. He was succeeded by his sonsDaniel and Thomas. Thomas kept up the businesstill 1818, making excellent clocks, and was then suc-ceeded by his son Charles. There were also Ben-jamin and James Balch in Salem in 1787. Anotherwell… … OS bo .2 & X - O <U o a OTHER CRAFTS AND CRAFTSMEN from about 1800. In 1808 Daniel moved to Bostonand Nathaniel continued the business with SamuelWhiting until 1817, when he moved to Baltimore.They did a large business in eight-day clocks withbrass works. Nathaniel also had a brass…

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