Spaulding, H. W.

SPAULDING, LULL

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The History of Poweshiek County, Iowa
Des Moines: Union Hist. Co., 1880.

SPAULDING, H.W.—Grinnell Twp—pg 927. Carriage and wagon manufacturer, Grinnell. Was born in Vermont, June 29, 1847; was there raised, educated and learned the trade he now pursues, and continued the same until the spring of 1873, when he engaged with the wholesale manufacturing establishment of Wiley & Russell, introducing their screw cutting machinery and tools throughout the United States, and continued with them until July 15, 1876, when he came to Poweshiek county, locating in Grinnell. He was married, October 16, 1872, to Mirann J. Lull, of Hartland, Vermont. By this union they have two children: Henry E., Freddie E. Mr. Spaulding is the most extensive manufacturer of carriages and platform spring wagons in Poweshiek county. He is an experienced workman, and superintends all work turned out of his establishment. Although but a few years located in Grinnell he is well and popularly known The History of Poweshiek County, Iowa
Des Moines: Union Hist. Co., 1880.

SPAULDING, H.W.—Grinnell Twp—pg 927. Carriage and wagon manufacturer, Grinnell. Was born in Vermont, June 29, 1847; was there raised, educated and learned the trade he now pursues, and continued the same until the spring of 1873, when he engaged with the wholesale manufacturing establishment of Wiley & Russell, introducing their screw cutting machinery and tools throughout the United States, and continued with them until July 15, 1876, when he came to Poweshiek county, locating in Grinnell. He was married, October 16, 1872, to Mirann J. Lull, of Hartland, Vermont. By this union they have two children: Henry E., Freddie E. Mr. Spaulding is the most extensive manufacturer of carriages and platform spring wagons in Poweshiek county. He is an experienced workman, and superintends all work turned out of his establishment. Although but a few years located in Grinnell he is well and popularly known throughout the fifth and sixth districts for his first-class and attractive work.