. History of New Haven County, Connecticut . rt, six yearsbefore the Naugatuck railroad was built. Afterward he ran a stagefrom Seymour to Woodbury, and carried the mails from Litchfield toNewtown. This was about 1850. He returned to Birmingham, andwas again engaged in the butcher and market business for 14 1865 he engaged in manufacturing corsets with his sons. In 1880he retired, and since that time the firm has been L. L. Loomers Loomer was married, in 1836, to Lucy Ann Sperry, of have had four sons and six daughters. Mrs. Loomer diedAugust 30th, 1890. Georg
. History of New Haven County, Connecticut . rt, six yearsbefore the Naugatuck railroad was built. Afterward he ran a stagefrom Seymour to Woodbury, and carried the mails from Litchfield toNewtown. This was about 1850. He returned to Birmingham, andwas again engaged in the butcher and market business for 14 1865 he engaged in manufacturing corsets with his sons. In 1880he retired, and since that time the firm has been L. L. Loomers Loomer was married, in 1836, to Lucy Ann Sperry, of have had four sons and six daughters. Mrs. Loomer diedAugust 30th, 1890. George Hobart Peck, manufacturer, Birmingham, Conn., tracesback his family pedigree to Joseph Peck, of Milford, Conn. EphraimBirdsey Peck, of the sixth generation, the father of George movedto Woodbury, Conn., in 1792. The mother was Mrs. Betsey (Porter)Peck. The father is described as a Christian gentleman in faithand manners, in walk and conversation ; the mother as a woman ofdeep piety and earnest devotion to duty. They gave a combination.
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