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Knox & Angier

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Knox & Angier

Monument carver hired to cut numbers into the [[Lot 4194|Trinity Church Lot]] in 1873, and was also paid by the Cemetery in 1874. Co-owned by [[Knox, O. F., Mr.|Mr. O. F. Knox]] and the company seems to have been defunct by 1876.

Knox & Angier

Monument carver hired to cut numbers into the [[Lot 4194|Trinity Church Lot]] in 1873. Co-owned by [[Knox, O. F., Mr.|Mr. O. F. Knox]] and the company seems to have been defunct by 1876.
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