Earl W. Hayter Collection , 1866-1958

American Steel and Wire Co.

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Texas Midland Railroad.

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Honest John Mining and Milling Company.

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Hayter, Earl W.

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Earl W. Hayter was a professor at the Northern Illinois State Teachers College (later Northern Illinois University) in De Kalb, Illinois. He studied and wrote about the history of barbed wire fencing, which was first extensively manufactured in the De Kalb area, and about farming and farm machinery. Hayter acquired many documents relating to early inventors and manufacturers of barbed wire and farm machinery. From the guide to the Earl W. Hayter Collection, 1866-1958, (University of ...

Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Company.

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St. Louis and Southwestern Railroad Company.

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Haish, Jacob

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Ellwood Manufacturing.

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Ellwood, Isaac Leonard, 1833-1910

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Co-inventor and manufacturer of barbed wire, businessman, land owner. Born in 1833 in New York. With his sons, William L. and Erwin P., he began purchasing Texas ranch lands in 1889, including the Spade and Renderbrook ranches. After his death in 1910, his sons, along with A.W. Fisk, managed the estate. Beginning in 1924, portions of the Spade Ranch were sold for farming and colonization. From the description of Isaac L. Ellwood - William L. Ellwood Papers, 1878-1935, 1878-1919. (Tex...

Pooler, R. H.

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Marsh, Charles W., 1955-

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Kankakee and Seneca Railroad.

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