Yarn beamed on section warps. 1822.

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Yarn beamed on section warps. 1822.

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Volume gives number and weight of beam, number of yarn and thread, and names of workers. Collection also includes a printed pay form completed in manuscript, dated March 27, 1824, from D.M.C. Upper Store to Eleanor Demeret for labor at Factory No. 1; and a receipt dated Aug. 15, 1867, indicating that payment had been received of Cocheco Manufacturing Co. as allowance on board of operatives.

1 v. ; 22 cm.

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American Textile History Museum Library

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Dover Cotton Factory Company

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Demeret, Eleanor.

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Cocheco Manufacturing Company

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Cotton manufacturer, Dover, N.H. Established as Dover Cotton Factory, name changed to Dover Manufacturing Company in 1823. Reorganized in 1827 as Cocheco Manufacturing Company. Purchased by Pacific Mills in 1909. From the description of Records, 1821-1879 (inclusive). (Harvard Business School). WorldCat record id: 229894515 The Cocheco Manufacturing Company produced printed textiles in Dover, N.H. The company evolved from the Dover Cotton Factory, which was started in 1812. ...

Dover Manufacturing Company (Dover, N.H.)

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The first textile mill in Dover, N.H., the Dover Cotton Factory was chartered in 1812 at a site on the Cocheco River and was known as the "upper factory" [Mill No. 1]. Further expansion occurred at the lower falls in the early 1820's and again in 1825 when a calico printing works was included. In 1823-1824 the mills were renamed the Dover Manufacturing Co. In 1827 the print works incorporated as a separate enterprise and became the Cocheco Manufacturing Co., which purchased the debt of the D.M.C...