Letter : to Lucius Storrs, [1820].
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Storrs, Lucius, 1789-1875.
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Lucius Storrs born in Mansfield, Conn.; came to Buffalo, N.Y. in 1811. Joined his brother Juba and Benjamin Caryl in the firm of Juba Storrs & Co., which furnished lumber for ships during the War of 1812. later in hardware and dry goods businesses. From the description of Lucius and Juba Storrs papers, 1808-1874 (bulk 1824-1830). (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 36087881 ...
Grosvenor, Stephen K., 1793-1839.
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Clerk of the Village of Buffalo, 1818-1821. From the description of Letter : to Lucius Storrs, [1820]. (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 57352046 ...
