Curtis, George M. (George Munson), 1857-1915 · Meriden, Conn., International Silver Co. · leaf 71
lcher and other Boston men had sunkthousands of pounds in copper mines inWallingford, and the net results or profits,so far as can be learned, were the holes inthe ground. It is perhaps needless to say that Kier-steads venture was not successful, but theincident apparently settled him as a… … ■S^.sc-g a5 Ls.KI 00 rt 5 C •u o % 2 c ufa-* o^ * » J> ■ B a Plate EARLY SILVER OF CONNECTICUT AND ITS MAKERS field, the school-teacher, whose father-in-law he was. He was still living in NewHaven in 1753, for in that year the select-men placed him in charge of a conservator,giving as a reason…
