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	WEAVER, Gassoway S. (Lancaster, PA, Nov. 15, 1846-- ) A contractor who devoted himself principally to the erection of fine residences, Gassoway was a son of Benjamin and Mary Weaver. Benjamin Weaver was a contractor in the eastern states		Ancestry: https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/128644836:60525?tid=&pid=&queryId=5529de50-96b1-4ad1-820c-9f68034423de&_phsrc=fKS19769&_phstart=successSource

			WEAVER, Gassoway S. (Lancaster, PA, Nov. 15, 1846--Dubuque, IA, June 1, 1918) A contractor who devoted himself principally to the erection of fine residences, Gassoway was a son of Benjamin and Mary Weaver. Benjamin Weaver was a contractor in the eastern states

	After graduating from the public schools, Gassoway entered Paradise Academy, which he attended until nineteen years old. Under the instruction of his father, he spent seven years as an apprentice in the carpenter trade and spent four months in Ohio as a journeyman carpenter.		After graduating from the public schools, Gassoway entered Paradise Academy, which he attended until nineteen years old. Under the instruction of his father, he spent seven years as an apprentice in the carpenter trade and spent four months in Ohio as a journeyman carpenter.

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	Oldt, Franklin T., '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa''', Chicago: Western Historical Company 1880, p. 556		Oldt, Franklin T., '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa''', Chicago: Western Historical Company 1880, p. 556

	[[Category: ~~Contractors~~]]		[[Category: Contractor]]

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	After graduating from the public schools, Gassoway entered Paradise Academy, which he attended until nineteen years old. Under the instruction of his father, he spent seven years as an apprentice in the carpenter trade and spent four months in Ohio as a journeyman carpenter.		After graduating from the public schools, Gassoway entered Paradise Academy, which he attended until nineteen years old. Under the instruction of his father, he spent seven years as an apprentice in the carpenter trade and spent four months in Ohio as a journeyman carpenter.

	In 1868 he came to Dubuque. He first spent eight years in the employ of B. W. Jones, an early contractor, and then formed a partnership with Mr. S. Alexander. During this two year partnership, he constructed the West Dubuque schoolhouse. The partnership was dissolved around 1894 when he turned his attention to the erection of beautiful private residences including that of Senator [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP]].		In 1868 he came to Dubuque. He first spent eight years in the employ of B. W. Jones, an early contractor, and then formed a partnership with Mr. S. Alexander. During this two year partnership, he constructed the West Dubuque schoolhouse. The partnership was dissolved around 1894 when he turned his attention to the erection of beautiful private residences including that of Senator [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP Sr.]].

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	Oldt, Franklin T., '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa''', Chicago: Western Historical Company 1880, p. 556		Oldt, Franklin T., '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa''', Chicago: Western Historical Company 1880, p. 556

	[[Category: ~~Building~~ Contractors]]		[[Category: Contractors]]

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			Oldt, Franklin T., '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa''', Chicago: Western Historical Company 1880, p. 556

			[[Category: Building Contractors]]

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WEAVER, Gassoway S. (Lancaster, PA, Nov. 15, 1846-- ) A contractor who devoted himself principally to the erection of fine residences, Gassoway was a son of Benjamin and Mary Weaver. Benjamin Weaver was a contractor in the eastern states

After graduating from the public schools, Gassoway entered Paradise Academy, which he attended until nineteen years old. Under the instruction of his father, he spent seven years as an apprentice in the carpenter trade and spent four months in Ohio as a journeyman carpenter.

In 1868 he came to Dubuque. He first spent eight years in the employ of B. W. Jones, an early contractor, and then formed a partnership with Mr. S. Alexander. During this two year partnership, he constructed the West Dubuque schoolhouse. The partnership was dissolved around 1894 when he turned his attention to the erection of beautiful private residences including that of Senator [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J.|Nicholas J. SCHRUP]].

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