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1 | Page | Town | COUNTY | Number | Description | Real estate, buildings & fixtures | Real estate, buildings & fixtures [NOTE] | Tools, machinery & apparatus | Tools, machinery & apparatus [NOTE] | Fixed Capital | Av. stock in hand & in process of mfr. | CAPITAL | US Raw Materials | U.S. Raw Materials | US Sources | Imported Raw Materials | Imported Raw Materials | R Ms % Imported | Raw Materials | Output Value | Products | Markets | Workers | Males 16+ Not Boarding | Males u16 Not Boarding | Women & girls not boarding | |
2 | pp. 434-5 | BOSTON | Suffolk | 1 | Brass founder and manufacturer of tin and plated ware | $5,000 | $5,000 | $10,000 | $10,000 | $20,000 | $2,800 | 2,500 lbs. sheet brass $2,000 2,600 lbs. old copper $800 | Connecticut | $12,000 | Tin plate $4,000, Tinned wire $4,000, Plated metal $3,000, Spelter $1,000 | 81% | $14,800 | $30,000 | Brass and tin plated goods, c. $30,000 | Mass. & other of the U.S. | 39 | 25 @ $1.50 $11,625 | 2 @ $0.67 $415.40 | 12 @ $0.50 $1,850 | |||
3 | pp. 432-33 | BOSTON | Suffolk | 1 | 3 balance factories, tin ware, & stoves | $7,692 | $308 | $8,000 | $3,769 | $11,769 | $2,000 | 100 tons Amer. iron [NY & PA], $100, lember (sic), about $3,000 [MA & ME, & NJ] | NY, PA, NJ, MA, ME | $2,769 | 100 tons foreign iron, $90, copper, tin, lead, steel and brass, say total $18,000 | 58% | $4,769 | $10,000 | Balances $55,000, Tin ware, stoves, scales, & c. 10,000 | ¼ Mass. ½ southern & western states ¼ West Indies and other foreign countries | 7 | 40 @ $1.50 | 3 @ $0.50 | ||||
4 | pp. 380-81 | DORCHESTER | Norfolk | 1 | Tin ware | $3,300 | $1,450 | $4,750 | $5,500 | $10,250 | $3,000 | Iron, &c. $3,000 | Penn. & N.Y. | $33,000 | Sheet and block tin and iron ware $33,000 | 92% | $36,000 | $52,000 | Tin ware $52,000 | New England and New Orleans | 39 | 34 @ $1.25 | 5 @ $0.50 | ||||
5 | pp. 354-5 | SOUTH READING | Middlesex | 1 | Tin-plate working, begun in 1805, also com. working block tin in 1831; Burrage Yale, proprietor | $8,000 | “”Power: tin plate by h’d [hand] with mach. [machinery], block tin by animal.” | $2,000 | “Thirty five horses used in transporting ware to a market,$75 each” [$2,625] | $10,000 | $10,000 | $1,065 | 7,500 lbs. iron wire, a 11 cts. per lb. 3,000 lbs. sheet iron, at 8 cents for thin qualities.” | “Manufactured in New York Pennsylvania & Maryland” | $9,015 | 1500 boxes tin-plate $1,500, 7,500 lbs. iron wire, at 11 cts. per lb. 40,000 lbs. block tin, at 15½ cts. per lb. 7,000 lbs. sheet iron, at 7 cts. thin qual.” | 89% | $10,080 | “All kinds of ware for household and ships’ use, made of tin plates and block tin” | 2/3 in Mass. 1/6 N.H. 1/6 R.I. | 55 | 55 @ $1.08 inc. board | |||||
6 | pp. 314-5 | CHARLESTOWN | Middlesex | 1 | Tin-ware | $5,000 | $800 | $5,800 | $2,000 | $7,800 | $74 | 300 lbs. sheet iron $24 [Philadelphia], Glass $50 [Cambridge] | Philadelphia, Cambridge | $2,765 | 150 boxes tin plate $2,100, 1,000 lbs. wire $125, 7,000 lbs. sheet iron $490, 300 lbs. pewter $50 | 97% | $2,839 | $10,000 | Tin & sheet-iron ware $10,000 | Massachusetts | 8 | 8 @ $1.25 | |||||
7 | pp. 246-47 | NEWBURYPORT | Essex | 1 | Copper, brass, tin & sheet iron ware | $1,500 | $800 | $2,300 | $5,000 | $7,300 | $500 | 6 tons Cast Iron $500 | Mass. & Maine | $3,277 | 6 ton English sheet iron $870, 1.5 tons Russian sheet iron $412, 20 boxes tin $170, 3 tons old copper $1,080, 1 ton English sheathing copper $500, 500 lbs. cast steel $95, 500 old cast files $75,Black lead pots, English $75 | 87% | $3,777 | $1,100 | Stoves, funnels, &c. $600, Various tin ware $500, Various kinds of ship work, such as spikes, rudder braces, copper bolts, &c. | Massachusetts | 10 | 8 @ $1 | 2 @ $0.50 | ||||
8 | pp. 344-45 | MALDEN | Middlesex | 1 | Tin manufactory | $2,450 | $1,100 | $3,550 | $3,500 | $7,050 | $1,596 | 2,970 lbs. wire $325, 4,600 lbs. sheet iron $353 [Philadelphia], 200 lb. American copper $48 [Mass.], 7,000 lbs. cast iron $310 [Boston], 1,000 lbs Amer. lead $60 [Louisiana], Glass $500 [Mass.] | Philadelphia, Massachusetts, Boston, Louisiana | $8,197 | 750 boxes tinplate $7,500, 7,500 lbs. English sheet iron $525, 800 lbs. Russia do. $100, 300 lbs. Eng. copper $72 | 84% | $9,793 | $25,000 | $25,000 | “1/2 in Mass. residue in New England” | 28 | 28 @ $0.75 | |||||
9 | pp. 310-11 | NORTHAMPTON | Hampshire | 1 | Tin ware and stove pipe; Geo. Pierce | “Capital $5,000” | $5,000 | “English tin, Russia iron, American lead” | “Half of materials American” | 50% | $2,000 | $2,000 | “All in the vicinity” | 2 | 2 @ $1.25 | ||||||||||||
10 | pp. 220-21 | HAVERHILL | Essex | 1 | Tinware | $2,000 | $1,200 | $3,200 | $1,000 | $4,200 | $200 | “Various” $200 | “N.E. States” | $1,080 | Tin $600, Brass $200, Copper & Iron $280 | 84% | $1,280 | $3,208 | “All in Mass. and N. Hampshire” | 5 | 3 @ $1.08 | 2 @ 50c. | |||||
11 | pp. 570-71 | WORCESTER | Worcester | 2 | Caleb Newcomb & Co & Rice & Miller, tin plate, sheet iron and copper workers | $1,800 | $500 | $2,300 | $900 | $3,200 | $435 | 800 lbs copper at 25c $200 Charcoal $50 Sperm oil $60 Solder $125, total $435 | $4,503 | 165 boxes tin at 10 dolls $1,650 15 tons English sheet iron $2,100 2,500 lbs English wire $312.50 2 tons Russia sheet iron $440, total $4502.5 | 91% | $4,938 | $8,950 | “17 tons sheet iron manufact’d into stoves stove furniture & stove pipe $4,700 Tin cylinders for cotton and woollen machinery $750 Copper & tin ware $3,500” total $8,950 | Massachusetts | 2 | 1 @ $1.50, $465 4 at 6s 9d, $1,395 | 1 @ $0.5, $155 total $2,015 | |||||
12 | pp. 240-41 | MARBLEHEAD | Essex | 1 | Tinware factory, Daniel Weed | $1,700 | $700 | $2,400 | $500 | $2,900 | $1,925 | English Tin $1,825, English Wire $100 | 100% | $1,925 | $3,000 | $3,000 | “All in Mass.” | 3 | 2 @ $1.00 | 1 @ 50c. | |||||||
13 | pp. 132-3 | PITTSFIELD | Berkshire | 2 | Tin factories, Peck & Platt | $500 | $600 | $1,100 | $1,200 | $2,300 | $615 | Sheet iron $450, Wire $125, Copper $40 | New York | $1,950 | 150 boxes tin $1,500, Russia iron $450 | 76% | $2,565 | $4,900 | Tin manufact’d into var. articles $4,900 | ⅔ New England ⅓ New York | 11 | 11 @ $0.90 | |||||
14 | pp. 140-41 | LENOX | Berkshire | 1 | Tin factory -- O. Peck | $800 | $300 | $1,100 | $1,000 | $2,100 | $2,070 | 120 boxes tin, $1,320, Sheet iron, copper, and wire $750 | New York | 0% | $2,070 | $4,000 | “Various articles manufactured of tin, &c.” $4,000 | Mass. & N. York | 10 | 10 @ $0.83 | |||||||
15 | pp. 104-5 | BREWSTER | Barnstable | 1 | Manufacture of plated ware, copper, tin, &c., 1825, Josiah Foster | $150 | $600 | $750 | $1,000 | $1,750 | $23 | 50 bushels charcoal $10, 1.5 cords wood $13 | Massachusetts | $835 | 30 lbs. silver plate $34, 1,000 lb. sheet copper $270, 1 ton sheet iron ⅓ English ⅔ Russian $260, 12 boxes tin plate $180, 300 lbs. iron wire $36, 100 lbs. old brass $15, 200 lbs. solder $30, Rivets, rosin, &c., $10 | 97% | $858 | $1,768 | 24 dozen silver plated carriage lamps $600, 24 dozen polished tin coffee urns $240, 12 dozen meeting house lamps $288, Common tin ware $200, 2 W.I. (Wrought Iron) fire frames $140, Funnel, &c. $300 | 90% Massachusetts, 10% New York | 1.5 | 1.5 @ $1.75 | |||||
16 | pp. 150-51 | ADAMS | Berkshire | 2 | tin-workers | $800 | $600 | $1,400 | $300 | $1,700 | $945 | 75 boxes tin $750, Iron $75, Wire $80, Copper $40 | New York | $225 | Russia iron $150, English iron $75 | 19% | $1,170 | $2,500 | “Articles manufactured from tin, copper, &c.,” $2500 | New England & New York | 6 | 6 @ $1 | |||||
17 | pp. 550-51 | TEMPLETON | Worcester | 1 | Jno. Boynton, tin, plate, and sheet iron worker | $500 | $200 | $700 | $500 | $1,200 | $3,500 | Boxes tin plate $3,000, Iron wire $250, Sheet Iron $250 | 100% | $3,500 | $9,000 | Tin ware and stove funnel $9,000 | New England States | 14 | 13 @ $1 $4,030 | 1 @ $0.40 $124 | |||||||
18 | pp. 168-69 | FALL RIVER | Bristol | 1 | Manufacture of tin ware and stove pipe, 1825 [Thomas Wilcox] | $200 | $200 | “Capital $1,000” | $1,000 | $400 | Sheet Iron | $1,600 | $1,200 worth of tin plate, $800 sheet iron, about half of the latter is American | 80% | $2,000 | $3,000 | Tin ware and stove pipe $3,000 | “Sold here” | 2 | 2 @ $1.25 | |||||||
19 | pp. 218-9 | DANVERS | Essex | 1 | Tin plate workers | $500 | $150 | $650 | $300 | $950 | “Materials foreign” | 100% | $1,200 | “in vicinity” | 2 | 2 @ $1 | |||||||||||
20 | pp. 226-27 | LYNN | Essex | 1 | Tin work [Willard Harding] | $200 | 1 horse | $200 | $500 | $700 | $2,000 | Sheet iron $900, Sheet tin $1,100 | 100% | $2,000 | $3,600 | “Stoves and tin ware” $3,600 | “Lynn and vicinity” | 3 | 3 @ $1 | ||||||||
21 | pp. 278-9 | GREENFIELD | Franklin | 1 | Tin & sheet iron, John J. Pierce, 1812 -- $1,500 | $200 | $200 | $300 | $500 | $300 | Lead $300 | “Purchased at Hartford & N.Y. generally” | $815 | Tin plate $250, English sheet iron $300, Russia do. $140, English wire $25, block tin $100 | 73% | $1,115 | $2,500 | Tin & sheet iron ware $2500 -- “both branches are so connected as not to be easily distinguished in quantity” | “All, or nearly all in the county of Franklin” | 2 | 2 @ $1.25 | ||||||
22 | pp. 100-01 | YARMOUTH | Barnstable | 1 | Tin ware (1823) | $200 | $20 | Horse & Wagon, $100 | $320 | $100 | $420 | $25 | Lead & Wire $25 | $260 | 20 boxes tin plate, $210; 40 sheet iron, pewter, $50 | 91% | $285 | $1,000 | Tin ware, funnel & stoves $1,000 | Massachusetts | 1.5 | 0.5 @ $1.25 p. 102 “A man is employed, in addition, to sell the ware, at an expense of $35 per month, for six months.” | |||||
23 | pp. 364-65 | WOBURN | Middlesex | 1 | Tin plate & sheet iron | $200 | $75 | $275 | $100 | $375 | $20 | 200lb. sheet iron $15 [Phila.], 100 lb. lead [Louisiana] $5 | Philadelphia, Louisiana | $316 | 100 lb. wire $15, 20 boxes tin plate $220, 25 lb. Block tin $6, 1,000 lb. sheet iron $75 | 94% | $336 | $875 | Tin ware $700, Sheet iron, stoves, and funnels $125, Other work $50 | Woburn | 1 | 1 @ $1 | |||||
24 | pp. 310-11 | NORTHAMPTON | Hampshire | 1 | Tin ware and stove pipe; George Bennett | $50 | $50 | “English tin, Russia iron, American lead” | “Half of materials American” | 50% | $400 | $400 | |||||||||||||||
25 | p. 302 | WARE | Hampshire | 1 | Sheet Iron and Tin Ware | $3,500 | Sheet iron and tin ware, $3,500 | ||||||||||||||||||||
26 | pp. 160-61 | TAUNTON | Bristol | 1 | Tin ware | $1,000 | Tin ware $1,000 | 2 | |||||||||||||||||||
27 | TOTAL | 28 | $42,292 | $16,803 | $59,195 | $37,519 | $102,514 | $16,068 | $90,032 | $106,100 | $184,501 | 252 |