. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . went to Torrington, where he was em-ployed by Newbury & Wadhams for a fewmonths ; then by Skinner & Whelock, in Rock-ville, in the meat business; afterward he wasemployed for a short time in a spool-cuttingshop in Rockville; then came to Bridgeport,and the following seven years was employedby the firm of Fox & Lyon, dealers in then embarked in the iron business with aMr. Duffy under the firm name of Duffy &Hunter. Two
. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . went to Torrington, where he was em-ployed by Newbury & Wadhams for a fewmonths ; then by Skinner & Whelock, in Rock-ville, in the meat business; afterward he wasemployed for a short time in a spool-cuttingshop in Rockville; then came to Bridgeport,and the following seven years was employedby the firm of Fox & Lyon, dealers in then embarked in the iron business with aMr. Duffy under the firm name of Duffy &Hunter. Two years later he bought out hispartner and continued the business under hisown name for four years. He then admittedas partners Mr. Patchen and Air. Havens, andthe firm became Hunter, Patchen & Mr. Patchen retired, the firm buying hisinterest, and the firm name became Hunter &Havens, and this connection continues suc-cessfully up to the present time. Mr. Hunterretired July i, 1906, and his son, Rowland L.,still continues the business. yearsMr. Hunter has ranked among the leadingbusiness men of the city, and perhaps none.
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