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Witherell, W. Frank and William H. H. Papers, 1839-1958 (bulk 1860-1889), 6 linear ft., 1 vol. Location W:129-135, F:19, OS:W.
W. Frank Witherell was a native of De Peyster, New York, and a graduate of West Point. After the Civil War, he became a wholesaler of animal hides and leather in association with his uncle, William H. H. Witherell. Both Witherells were involved in the mining of gold, silver, and copper in Arizona, California, and Colorado, through the Arivaca Mill Company. Mss. 1498, 1503, 1555, 1776.
W. Frank Witherell was a native of De Peyster, New York, and a graduate of West Point. After the Civil War, he became a wholesaler of animal hides and leather in association with his uncle, William H. H. Witherell. Both Witherells were involved in the mining of gold, silver, and copper in Arizona, California, and Colorado, through the Arivaca Mill Company. Mss. 1498, 1503, 1555, 1776.
Manuscript Number
1498, 1503, 1555, 1776
Manuscript Topic
Acadiana
Baton Rouge
Business
Civil War
New Orleans 1866+
Plantations
Sugar
Record Type
Manuscript Collections
Year
1839
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