Dike familybusiness records, (inclusive) 1804-1881

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Dike familybusiness records, (inclusive) 1804-1881

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Ledgers, daybooks, and bills of a Thompson, Connecticut, farming family.

1 linear ft. (15 volumes, 1 box.)

Baker Library, Harvard Business School

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SNAC Resource ID: 6382570

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Dike, Polly.

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Dykes family.

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Dike, George.

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S. Slater & Sons.

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Dike, Samuel.

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Dike family

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James Dike of Dudley, Connecticut, moved to Thompson, Connecticut, in 1740, after buying land from his father-in-law, Samuel Narramore. The family stayed in the area for generations, involving themselves in all aspects of the growth of the town. During the 1820s, a number of manufacturing concerns sprung up around the junction of the Quinebaug and French Rivers. During that decade, Thomas and James Dike retained part ownership in a three-story woolen mill, a saw mill, and homes for ...