[Business records]. 1851-1957.

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[Business records]. 1851-1957.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50567375

Contains minutes of directors' meetings, 1884-1949; information files on wages and strikes, 1885-1918; a history file, 1903; manufacturing statistics, 1884-1948; and cost books, 1908-1937. Also contains correspondence to Frederick S. Clark as treasurer, 1893-1900, including a group, 1897-1909, with Parker, Wilder & Co., a Boston selling agent; correspondence to Frederick Clark as president, 1909-1913; and to Thomas Talbot Clark, 1926-1938; and outgoing correspondence of Joseph Talbot as superintendent, 1903-1909. Financial records include ledgers, 1884-1931, journals, 1881-1937, and cash books, 1884-1921. Purchasing and sales records include paid bills and receipts, 1856-1938, shipping registers, 1892-1908, advertising materials, 1899-1917, and records of business with Parker, Wilder & Co., 1897-1954. Also contains general payroll records, 1854-1937, wage scales, 1915-1933, and average wages by department, 1914-1917; production records, and information about community activities in which the company was involved.

221 ft. (472 boxes)

American Textile History Museum Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7627342

American Textile History Museum Library

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Parker, Wilder & Company.

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Massachusetts Mohair Plush Company.

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Talbot, Thomas, 1818-1886

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Talbot, C. P. 1807-1884.

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C.P. Talbot & Company.

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Clark, Frederick S.

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Clark, Thomas Talbot.

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In 1839 Charles P. Talbot and his brother Thomas formed C.P. Talbot & Co., a dyewood factory in North Billerica, Mass. In 1844 they expanded their business at a nearby site to include chemical manufacturing. This mill burned in 1853. In 1851 the Talbots had purchased another site upon which they built a woolen mill which produced flannels. C.P. Talbot ran the dye and chemical business and Thomas directed the woolen mill. Thomas was elected Lieutenant Governor of Mass. in 1872 and Governor in...