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The Means family of Ashland, Kentucky was prominent in the iron, coal, and banking industries in the Hanging Rock region of southern Ohio and eastern Kentucky. They played a dominant role in the development of both river and rail transportation and in the formation of Ashland as an industrial city. In addition to their business endeavors, they were also active in various civic and religious organizations.

From the description of Means family papers, 1849-1954. (University of Kentucky Libraries). WorldCat record id: 13819764

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creatorOf Means family. Means family papers, 1849-1954. University of Kentucky Libraries
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associatedWith Ashland Coal and Iron Railway (Ky.) corporateBody
associatedWith Ashland Iron and Mining Company (Ky.) corporateBody
associatedWith Buena Vista Furnace (Boyd County, Ky.) corporateBody
associatedWith Cincinnati and Big Sandy Packet Company. corporateBody
associatedWith Kentucky Iron, Coal and Manufacturing Company. corporateBody
associatedWith Low Moor Iron Company (Va.) corporateBody
associatedWith Means, E. C. (Ellison Cooke), 1864-1956. person
associatedWith Means, Harriet Hildreth Perkins, 1826-1895. person
associatedWith Means, John, 1821-1910. person
associatedWith Means, Kyle and Company. corporateBody
associatedWith Means, Margaret A. person
associatedWith Means, William. person
associatedWith Seaton, Eliza Isabella Means, 1858-1942. person
associatedWith Seaton family. family
associatedWith Seaton, William Biggs, 1855-1927. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Kentucky
United States
Ashland (Ky.)
Subject
Banks and banking
Coal mines and mining
Iron industry and trade
Railroad companies
River steamers
World War, 1914-1918
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Active 1849

Active 1954

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