Daughter of Daniel Dalton and Johanna McCarthy.
She was one of Haverhill's richest women. She began life as a poorly paid employee in a paper box factory and amassed a fortune estimated at several hundred thousand Dollars. At the time of her death she was the head of the Dalton Box Company with wood and paper box factories in Haverhill, Manchester and Newton, New Hampshire.
She was one of Haverhill's richest women. She began life as a poorly paid employee in a paper box factory and amassed a fortune estimated at several hundred thousand Dollars. At the time of her death she was the head of the Dalton Box Company with wood and paper box factories in Haverhill, Manchester and Newton, New Hampshire.
Daughter of Daniel Dalton and Johanna McCarthy.
She was one of Haverhill's richest women. She began life as a poorly paid employee in a paper box factory and amassed a fortune estimated at several hundred thousand Dollars. At the time of her death she was the head of the Dalton Box Company with wood and paper box factories in Haverhill, Manchester and Newton, New Hampshire.
She was one of Haverhill's richest women. She began life as a poorly paid employee in a paper box factory and amassed a fortune estimated at several hundred thousand Dollars. At the time of her death she was the head of the Dalton Box Company with wood and paper box factories in Haverhill, Manchester and Newton, New Hampshire.
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