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Jacob Minehart Ledger

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Ledger of a glassblower who worked for various glass companies in Wheeling, West Virginia, containing a record of his work and notes concerning his working agreements.
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Jacob Minehart Ledger 0.1 Linear Feet Summary: 1 in. (1 folder)

Minehart, Jacob
Ledger of a glassblower who worked for various glass companies in Wheeling, West Virginia, containing a record of his work and notes concerning his working agreements.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

J. S. Algeo, An Unpublished History of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, Typed Document

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An unpublished history of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company compiled by J.S. Algeo, completed in 1956. In 1885 this firm originated in Wellsburg, West Virginia, as the Hazel Glass Company and established, later, plants at Clarksburg, Grafton, Wheeling, and Washington, Pennsylvania.
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J. S. Algeo, An Unpublished History of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, Typed Document 0 Linear Feet Summary: 155 pages

Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
An unpublished history of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company compiled by J.S. Algeo, completed in 1956. In 1885 this firm originated in Wellsburg, West Virginia, as the Hazel Glass Company and established, later, plants at Clarksburg, Grafton, Wheeling, and Washington, Pennsylvania.

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