John Finley Wilcox and family papers. 1854-1891.

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John Finley Wilcox and family papers. 1854-1891.

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Miscellaneous papers, including some correspondence, legal documents, deeds, programs, invitations, membership certificates, and similar items relating to the family of John Finley Wilcox of Minneapolis and his wife, Emma Clement Wilcox, and her St. Anthony (Minn.) family.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6648507

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Wilcox was born in Middlebury, Ohio (January 4, 1847), the son of David G. and Hannah (Whitney) Wilcox. He was educated in the public schools and at Dennison College, Granville, Ohio, and came to Minneapolis (1867), where he was employed by and later became head of Wheaton, Reynolds and Francis (1867-1885), manufacturers of sash, doors, and related products. He eventually started his own firm (1885-1918); became a member of the Minneapolis Volunteer Fire Department; and was active in Masonic and...

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