Witherell, W. Frank.

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W. Frank Witherell, a businessman and entrepreneur, was a native of New York. He attended the Clinton Liberal Institute, Clinton, N.Y. (Jan. 1860 to Jan. 1861) and the United States Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., (July 1861- June 1865). After the Civil War he became a wholesaler of hides and leather in association with his uncle, a New Orleans commission merchant and dealer. He was also involved in mining in the West, and served as mining superintendent of the Arivaca Milling, Mining & Commercial Company.

From the description of W. Frank Witherell papers, 1839-1958 (bulk 1860-1889). (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 263825975

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Place Name Admin Code Country
Magnolia Plantation (La.)
Audubon Plantation (La.)
Louisiana--New Orleans
United States
England--London
West (U.S.)
Louisiana
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Copper mines and mining
Gold mines and mining
Hides and skins
Historic buildings
Leather industry and trade
Mines and mineral resources
Silver mines and mining
Sugar growing
Wholesale trade
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Active 1839

Active 1958

English,

Spanish; Castilian

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