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	Thanks to Mary Jean Jeckn who raised the question and to Mike May, Adult Services Librarian at the Carnegie-Stou Library, for initial important research.		Thanks to Mary Jean Jeckn who raised the question and to Mike May, Adult Services Librarian at the Carnegie-Stou Library, for initial important research.

	~~[[Category: LEAD MINING]]~~
	~~[[Category: LEAD SMELTERS]]~~

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	Thanks to Mary Jean Jeckn who raised the question and to Mike May, Adult Services Librarian at the Carnegie-Stou Library, for initial important research.		Thanks to Mary Jean Jeckn who raised the question and to Mike May, Adult Services Librarian at the Carnegie-Stou Library, for initial important research.

	[[Category: ~~Lead Mining~~]]		[[Category: LEAD MINING]]
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	[[File:hughlett.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|left\|]]HUGHLETT, Samuel. (Davidson County, TN, 1808--Galena, IL,) Hughlett, his father, and brothers came to Galena in November, 1831. He was stationed in a fort at Elizabeth, Illinois during the [[BLACK HAWK WAR]] and later settled there. He served a term as deputy sheriff. Upon the death of his father who had a large number of slaves, Hughlett moved briefly to Galena where he gave slave their freedom. (1)		[[File:hughlett.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|left\|]]HUGHLETT, Samuel. (Davidson County, TN, Feb. 18, 1808--Galena, IL, Jan. 2, 1864) Hughlett, his father, and brothers came to Galena in November, 1831. He was stationed in a fort at Elizabeth, Illinois during the [[BLACK HAWK WAR]] and later settled there. He served a term as deputy sheriff. Upon the death of his father who had a large number of slaves, Hughlett moved briefly to Galena where he gave slave their freedom. (1)

	Hughlett moved to Dubuque in 1835 or 1836 and began smelting [[LEAD]] for [[WALLER, Richard\|Richard Waller]].		Hughlett moved to Dubuque in 1835 or 1836 and began smelting [[LEAD]] for [[WALLER, Richard\|Richard Waller]].
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	2. "The Late Samuel Hughlett," ''Galena Daily Gazette'', January 11, 1864, p. 3 Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/il/jodaviess/newspapers/newspaper.txt.		2. "The Late Samuel Hughlett," ''Galena Daily Gazette'', January 11, 1864, p. 3 Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/il/jodaviess/newspapers/newspaper.txt.

			Thanks to Mary Jean Jeckn who raised the question and to Mike May, Adult Services Librarian at the Carnegie-Stou Library, for initial important research.

			[[Category: Lead Mining]]

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	HUGHLETT, Samuel. (Davidson County, TN, 1808--Galena, IL,) Hughlett, his father, and brothers came to Galena in November, 1831. He was stationed in a fort at Elizabeth, Illinois during the [[BLACK HAWK WAR]] and later settled there. He served a term as deputy sheriff. Upon the death of his father who had a large number of slaves, Hughlett moved briefly to Galena where he gave slave their freedom. (1)		[[File:hughlett.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|left\|]]HUGHLETT, Samuel. (Davidson County, TN, 1808--Galena, IL,) Hughlett, his father, and brothers came to Galena in November, 1831. He was stationed in a fort at Elizabeth, Illinois during the [[BLACK HAWK WAR]] and later settled there. He served a term as deputy sheriff. Upon the death of his father who had a large number of slaves, Hughlett moved briefly to Galena where he gave slave their freedom. (1)

	Hughlett moved to Dubuque in 1835 or 1836 and began smelting [[LEAD]] for [[WALLER, Richard\|Richard Waller]].		Hughlett moved to Dubuque in 1835 or 1836 and began smelting [[LEAD]] for [[WALLER, Richard\|Richard Waller]].

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	HUGHLETT, Samuel. (Davidson County, TN, 1808--Galena, IL,) Hughlett, his father, and brothers came to Galena in November, 1831. He was stationed in a fort at Elizabeth, Illinois during the [[BLACK HAWK WAR]] and later settled there. He served a term as deputy sheriff. Upon the death of his father who had a large number of slaves, Hughlett moved briefly to Galena where he gave slave their freedom. (1)		HUGHLETT, Samuel. (Davidson County, TN, 1808--Galena, IL,) Hughlett, his father, and brothers came to Galena in November, 1831. He was stationed in a fort at Elizabeth, Illinois during the [[BLACK HAWK WAR]] and later settled there. He served a term as deputy sheriff. Upon the death of his father who had a large number of slaves, Hughlett moved briefly to Galena where he gave slave their freedom. (1)

	Hughlett moved to Dubuque in 1835 or 1836 and began smelting [[LEAD]] for [[WALLER, ~~Robert~~\|~~Robert~~ Waller]].		Hughlett moved to Dubuque in 1835 or 1836 and began smelting [[LEAD]] for [[WALLER, Richard\|Richard Waller]].

	Hughlett returned to Galena in 1837 and purchased half interest in the furnace of R. W. Brush. Brush later sold his interest to two others until 1854 when Hughlett purchased the interest of his partners. The business became S. Hughlett & Co. and in 1861 he brought in his son Thomas as a partner. (2)		Hughlett returned to Galena in 1837 and purchased half interest in the furnace of R. W. Brush. Brush later sold his interest to two others until 1854 when Hughlett purchased the interest of his partners. The business became S. Hughlett & Co. and in 1861 he brought in his son Thomas as a partner. (2)

			See: [[LEAD MINING]]


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HUGHLETT, Samuel. (Davidson County, TN, 1808--Galena, IL,) Hughlett, his father, and brothers came to Galena in November, 1831. He was stationed in a fort at Elizabeth, Illinois during the [[BLACK HAWK WAR]] and later settled there. He served a term as deputy sheriff. Upon the death of his father who had a large number of slaves, Hughlett moved briefly to Galena where he gave slave their freedom. (1)

Hughlett moved to Dubuque in 1835 or 1836 and began smelting [[LEAD]] for [[WALLER, Robert|Robert Waller]].

Hughlett returned to Galena in 1837 and purchased half interest in the furnace of R. W. Brush. Brush later sold his interest to two others until 1854 when Hughlett purchased the interest of his partners. The business became S. Hughlett & Co. and in 1861 he brought in his son Thomas as a partner. (2)

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1. '''History of Jo Daviess,''' H. F. Keets and Company, 1878, Online: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/79993545/samuel-hughlett

2. "The Late Samuel Hughlett," ''Galena Daily Gazette'', January 11, 1864, p. 3 Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/il/jodaviess/newspapers/newspaper.txt.