ALDEN, Nathaniel L. - Revision history

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	ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.		ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.

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	ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.		ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.

	In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed the [[KEY CITY SPICE MILLS]], one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.		In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed the [[KEY CITY SPICE MILLS]], one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type. The company was renamed the Key City Coffee and Spice Mills around 1870. It was managed by N. L. Alden's Sons through 1901 when Frank Frank Alden, the eldest son, died. (2)

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	"~~Nataniel~~ L. Alden Dead," ''Dubuque Daily Herald,'' August 26, 1894, p. 4		1. "Nathaniel L. Alden Dead," ''Dubuque Daily Herald,'' August 26, 1894, p. 4

			2. "Frank Alden is Dead," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', December 2, 1901, p. 3

	~~Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 760~~

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			"Nataniel L. Alden Dead," ''Dubuque Daily Herald,'' August 26, 1894, p. 4

	Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 760		Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 760

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	ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828-Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.		ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.

	In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed the [[KEY CITY SPICE MILLS]], one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.		In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed the [[KEY CITY SPICE MILLS]], one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.

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	ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828-Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894)~~. Owner, [[KEY CITY SPICE MILLS]]~~. Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.		ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828-Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.

	In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.		In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed the [[KEY CITY SPICE MILLS]], one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.

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	Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 760		Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 760

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Randylyon at 04:08, 17 February 2014

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	''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western ~~History~~ Company, 1880		Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 760

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	ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828-Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Owner, [[KEY CITY SPICE ~~MILL~~]]. Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.		Family History: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=fiachadhr&id=I144208

			ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828-Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Owner, [[KEY CITY SPICE MILLS]]. Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.

	In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.		In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.

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	In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.		In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.

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			''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880

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ALDEN, Nathaniel L. (East Stoughton, MA, June 13, 1828-Dubuque, IA, Aug. 25, 1894). Owner, [[KEY CITY SPICE MILL]]. Alden settled in Dubuque in July 1856, and worked in the boot and shoe business several years before becoming a bookkeeper for W. H. Robinson.

In 1872 Alden purchased the Sol Smith spice mill, on Sixth Street between Main and Locust, which had been in operation for some years. Expansion needs soon led him to move the business to 254-258 Fourth Street. With his sons, Alden developed one of Dubuque's largest companies of its type.

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