Commemorative biographical record of Tolland and Windham counties, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and of many of the early settled families . about 1836, when he removed to New-port, R. I., where he started and very successfullymanaged the spinning department at the Perry September, 1837, he returned to Willimantic, be-ing first connected with the mill in which he had for-merly been employed, and subsequently assumingthe assistant supcrintendency of the Duck mill,owned by Samuel Hill. Five years later he placedin successful opera
Commemorative biographical record of Tolland and Windham counties, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and of many of the early settled families . about 1836, when he removed to New-port, R. I., where he started and very successfullymanaged the spinning department at the Perry September, 1837, he returned to Willimantic, be-ing first connected with the mill in which he had for-merly been employed, and subsequently assumingthe assistant supcrintendency of the Duck mill,owned by Samuel Hill. Five years later he placedin successful operation the Valley mill, at StaffordHollow. Conn., of which he was superintendentand also part owner, and upon the sale of his interestin the property to his partners. Moses Harvey andElijah , he assumed the duties of agent ofthe Panola mill, at Rockville, which mill was thefirst on the stream at that place. In July, 1848, Mr. Hall removed to Willington,Conn., at which pomt he built and equipped a fac-tory for manufacturing cotton wadding and company consisted of Gardiner Hall, AndrewFuller, Dr. Jason Safford, and Origin Hall, allWillington men except Dr. Safford, who was a. ^WPresboyikCif^ -^. ^:2^^?^^^^--^^^^<^^^
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