A history of the New York Swamp . ears and became part owner in thattannery. He was also a partner with BrainardBowen, of Troy, Pa., tanning union leather. In1865 he removed to Granville, Pa. His five sons,Robert, Daniel, John A., Colin and Judson K. In-nes, were taught the business and taken as part-ners as they grew up. He reared one of the largesttanning families in the country. They owned theScotch Yards, tanning union sole. Father andsons were afterwards partners or interested in thefirm of Schultz, Innes & Co., of New York. Adam 90 HISTORY OF THE JACKSON S. SCHULTZ. JACKSON SCHUL
A history of the New York Swamp . ears and became part owner in thattannery. He was also a partner with BrainardBowen, of Troy, Pa., tanning union leather. In1865 he removed to Granville, Pa. His five sons,Robert, Daniel, John A., Colin and Judson K. In-nes, were taught the business and taken as part-ners as they grew up. He reared one of the largesttanning families in the country. They owned theScotch Yards, tanning union sole. Father andsons were afterwards partners or interested in thefirm of Schultz, Innes & Co., of New York. Adam 90 HISTORY OF THE JACKSON S. SCHULTZ. JACKSON SCHULTZ. 91 Innes was president of the First National Bank ofCanton, His son, Daniel Innes, succeededhim in that office. Adam Innes died March loth,1886, aged 65 years. John C. Southwick came from Lowell, Mass.,and went with Young & Schultz when a boy. Hewas a relation of the old Massachusetts tanners andthe Quakers of that name. His only sister marriedJ. C. Ayer, of Lowell, the sarsaparilla doctor andmillionaire. John C. Southwick married a niece ofAaron and H. B. Claflin. He retired from the firmof Schultz, Southwick & Co. about 1890. James H. Percival was a bookkeeper with Young& Shultz. He married Mary Chichester, a sisteiof Mr. Schultzs first wife. He was a partner inSchultz, Southwick & Co. and Schultz, Innes& Co. Edward W. Richardson was brought up in thestore and became a partner with Schultz, Innes ^Co. He married Kate, the youngest daughter ofJ. S. Schultz. Theodore Schultz, oldest son of Schultz, was a partner in the
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