History of shipbuilding on North river, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, with genealogies of the shipbuilders, and accounts of the industries upon its tributaries. 1640 to 1872 (1889)
Briggs, L. Vernon (Lloyd Vernon), 1863-1941 · Boston, Coburn brothers, printers · leaf 43
h continued until 1850, when jNIr. Perry tooksole charge of tlie works, which he carried on until he went in1853 to the old Barstow works, now Phillips factory. JNIr.Perry employed at this factory sixteen hands and manufactured300 ibs. of shoe nails per day and about 800,000 tacks. Heused about… … < p. watermans tack factory. 13 the edge of a placid pond, which durinir the summer sunsets isa perfect mirror. It is surrounded by hills, thickly grown withfoliage, and has a beautiful fall of water over the dam most ofthe year. There was formerly a bridge over the Indian Headat this point but…
Shipbuilding -- Massachusetts Plymouth County · North River (Plymouth County, Mass.) · Plymouth County (Mass.) -- Genealogy
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