Made his home in Northampton, Massachusetts, where he was engaged in the manufacture of farming implements. While there he served as a member of Massachusetts legislature in 1857, and the following year returned to Farmington, where he continued in the same business until he moved to Glen Eyre, Pike Co. Pennsylvania, in 1869, when he engaged in the manufacture of furniture and in mercantile business, practically owning the whole town. He spent his last days in Brooklyn, New York.
Made his home in Northampton, Massachusetts, where he was engaged in the manufacture of farming implements. While there he served as a member of Massachusetts legislature in 1857, and the following year returned to Farmington, where he continued in the same business until he moved to Glen Eyre, Pike Co. Pennsylvania, in 1869, when he engaged in the manufacture of furniture and in mercantile business, practically owning the whole town. He spent his last days in Brooklyn, New York.
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