Papers, 1833-1910.

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Papers, 1833-1910.

The Magee papers consist of correspondence, bills and receipts, invoices of James Magee and his son Horace, both Philadelphia businessmen. Most of the James Magee papers, 1833-1886, relate to his first enterprise, although there is some correspondence with Thomas A. Scott, pertaining to their purchase of the Rock Furnace Company of western Pennsylvania. Correspondents include Henry Horn, Henry Muhlenberg, and Scott. Horace Magee's papers consist mostly of business correspondence, and reflect his intersts in numerous ventures. Among those represented here are the Buffalo Railroad Company, Rochester Street Railway Company, Citezens Street Railroad Company, of Indianapolis, Chambers and Magee Glass Company, and the Bethlehem Steel Company. There are several letters from Bishop Courtland Whitehead concerning the erection of a new church building in Jeanette. Approximately thirty letters from the Bowley's Quarter Ducking Club reflect Magee's sporting interests. Correspondents include: H. M. Watson, H. H. Littel, Nathaniel E. Janney, and H. Sellers McKee.

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Bowley's Quarter Ducking Club.

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Magee, Horace, 1845-1912

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Jeanette Gas Works.

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Cuyler, Thomas Dewitt, 1854-1922

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Rock Furnace Company.

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Scott, Thomas Alexander, 1823-1881

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Rochester Street Railway Company.

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Whitehead, Courtland

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Magee, James, 1802-1878

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Buffalo Furnace Company.

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Magee family.

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In 1824, James Magee and George Taber purchased the southern branch of the saddlery firm of Peter Dickson and Company and thereafter, until Magee's retirement in 1847, maintained a profitable trade through the port of New Orleans. James Magee, after retiring from Magee, Tabor, and Company, became an incorportor and director of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Through most of his life, Horace Magee's principal energies were devoted to the organization and management of coal, ir...

Janney, Nathaniel E.

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Graham, Benjamin M.

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McKee, H. Sellers

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Watson, H. H. (Harold Henry), 1910-

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Citezens Street Railroad Company.

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