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	ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland c.1828--Dubuque, IA, July 1, 1921. Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, ~~Augustine~~ A.\|~~Augustine~~ A. COOPER]] for a number of years.		ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland c.1828--Dubuque, IA, July 1, 1921. Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, Augustin A.\|Augustin A. COOPER]] for a number of years.

	In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.		In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.

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	''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western ~~History~~ Company, 1880, p. 762		Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 762

	http://www.iowahistory.org/archives/holdings/death-certificates/assets/dubuque-county.pdf		http://www.iowahistory.org/archives/holdings/death-certificates/assets/dubuque-county.pdf

	[[Category: Wagon Maker]]		[[Category: Wagon Maker]]

Randylyon at 03:14, 2 July 2015

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	ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland c.1828--Dubuque, IA, July 1, 1921. Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, ~~Austin~~ Augustine\|~~Austin~~ Augustine COOPER]] for a number of years.		ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland c.1828--Dubuque, IA, July 1, 1921. Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, Augustine A.\|Augustine A. COOPER]] for a number of years.

	In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.		In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.

Randylyon at 03:51, 8 February 2014

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	ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland-- ). Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, Augustine A.\|Augustine A. COOPER]] for a number of years.		ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland c.1828--Dubuque, IA, July 1, 1921. Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, Austin Augustine\|Austin Augustine COOPER]] for a number of years.

	In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.		In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.
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	''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880		''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880, p. 762

			http://www.iowahistory.org/archives/holdings/death-certificates/assets/dubuque-county.pdf

	[[Category: Wagon Maker]]		[[Category: Wagon Maker]]

Randylyon at 18:51, 2 February 2011

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	In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.		In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.

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

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Randylyon at 14:15, 9 February 2010

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	ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland-- ). Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, Augustine A.\|Augustine A. COOPER]] for a number of years.		ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland-- ). Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, Augustine A.\|Augustine A. COOPER]] for a number of years.

	In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his ~~present~~ factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.		In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his own factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.

	[[Category: Wagon Maker]]		[[Category: Wagon Maker]]

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	In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his present factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.		In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his present factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.

	[[Category: ~~Business Leader~~]]		[[Category: Wagon Maker]]

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ARMSTRONG, Thomas. (Ireland-- ). Manufacturer of carriages buggies and sleighs. [[ARMSTRONG'S CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY]] located at the corner of Jones and Locust [[STREETS]], was built by Thomas Armstrong after years of working in the industry in Dubuque. He emigrated to America in 1853 and finished learning his trade in New York. He came to Dubuque in November, 1854 and held the position of foreman for [[COOPER, Augustine A.|Augustine A. COOPER]] for a number of years.

In May, 1865, Armstrong established his own business on Third street. He remained there for ten years and then he built his present factory. Armstrong manufactured spring wagons, carriages and buggies.

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