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RANDALL, Job Sherman.(Washington Co., NY, 1816-Aug., 1891). In association with [[PELAN, Christopher|Christopher PELAN]], Randall bought Dubuque's first sawmill which had been constructed in 1847 by the Gibbs Brothers. The mill had an annual capacity of three million feet of lumber. The Pelan and Randall Company remained in operation until February 14,1877, when Randall bought Pelan's share of the company from his estate. | RANDALL, Job Sherman.(Washington Co., NY, 1816--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 14, 1891). Randall moved from St. Louis, Missouri to Dubuque in 1861. In association with [[PELAN, Christopher|Christopher PELAN]], Randall bought Dubuque's first sawmill which had been constructed in 1847 by the Gibbs Brothers. The mill had an annual capacity of three million feet of lumber. | ||
The Pelan and Randall Company remained in operation until February 14, 1877, when Randall bought Pelan's share of the company from his estate. He operated the mill until about 1888. | |||
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"Death of Job S. Randall," ''Dubuque Daily Herald,'' August 15, 1891, p. 4. | |||
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[[Category: Lumberman]] | [[Category: Lumberman]] | ||
Revision as of 00:02, 20 September 2016
RANDALL, Job Sherman.(Washington Co., NY, 1816--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 14, 1891). Randall moved from St. Louis, Missouri to Dubuque in 1861. In association with Christopher PELAN, Randall bought Dubuque's first sawmill which had been constructed in 1847 by the Gibbs Brothers. The mill had an annual capacity of three million feet of lumber.
The Pelan and Randall Company remained in operation until February 14, 1877, when Randall bought Pelan's share of the company from his estate. He operated the mill until about 1888.
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"Death of Job S. Randall," Dubuque Daily Herald, August 15, 1891, p. 4.