Kilburn, Lincoln Machine Company records, 1835-1929 (inclusive), 1846-1869 (bulk).

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Kilburn, Lincoln Machine Company records, 1835-1929 (inclusive), 1846-1869 (bulk).

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Records of a machinery manufacturer in Fall River, Mass. The papers consist chiefly of correspondence relative to the building of waterwheels of the Fourneyron type, and the beginnings in Fall River of the manufacture of looms for cotton textile mills by an independent machine company. The firm was known successively as E.C. Kilburn and Company; Kilburn, Lincoln and Son; Kilburn, Lincoln and Company; and Kilburn, Lincoln Machine Company.

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The firm of E.C. Kilburn & Company was founded in 1846 in Fall River, Massachusetts by Elijah C. Kilburn, Mrs. John J. Kilburn and Jonathan T. Lincoln. John J. Kilburn, before his death in 1846, had been associated with J.T. Lincoln in building power looms. Lincoln's eldest son, Henry C. Lincoln, entered the business in 1856 and the firm was renamed Kilburn, Lincoln & Son. In 1868 the business was incorporated as Kilburn, Lincoln & Company. The name of the company change...

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