CUMMINGS, David S. - Revision history

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	CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.		[[Image:cummings2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|]]CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.

	In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements for the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].		In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements for the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].

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			CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.
	~~[[Image:cummings2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|]]~~CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.

	In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements for the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].		In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements for the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].

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	CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.
			[[Image:cummings2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|]]CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.

	In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements for the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].		In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements for the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].

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			Ancestry: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/81809226/person/42447672610/facts?_phsrc=cbC202&_phstart=successSource

	CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.		CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.

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	In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.		In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.

	He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STEAM RAILWAY COMPANY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent supporter of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].		Cummings took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STEAM RAILWAY COMPANY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent supporter of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].

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	CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.		CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.

	In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements ~~on land that later became~~ the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].		In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements for the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].

	In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.		In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.

	He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STEAM RAILWAY COMPANY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent ~~support~~ of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].		He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STEAM RAILWAY COMPANY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent supporter of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].

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	CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements. In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements on land that later became the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].		CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements.

			In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements on land that later became the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].

	In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.		In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.

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	In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.		In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.

	He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE ~~STREET~~ STEAM RAILWAY COMPANY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent support of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].		He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STEAM RAILWAY COMPANY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent support of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].

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	In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.		In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.

	He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STREET STEAM RAILWAY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent support of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].		He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STREET STEAM RAILWAY COMPANY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent support of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].

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	In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.		In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.

	He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL AND WEST DUBUQUE STREET RAILWAY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent support of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].		He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL STREET AND WEST DUBUQUE STREET STEAM RAILWAY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent support of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].

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CUMMINGS, David S. (Wausaw, NY, Jan. 13, 1815--Dubuque, IA, Feb. 22, 1880). Cummings came to the mining area of the Upper Mississippi River in 1845, but shortly afterwards returned to New York to manufacture agricultural implements. In 1850 he returned west and settled in Milwaukee where he continued in the same business. He moved to Dubuque in 1854 and began manufacturing agricultural implements on land that later became the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].

In 1862 Cummings was elected to the first of three terms on the Dubuque City Council.

He took special interest in the development of the [[HILL AND WEST DUBUQUE STREET RAILWAY]] and served many years as its president. He was also a consistent support of the [[HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS]].

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"Obituary," ''Dubuque Herald'', February 24, 1880, p. 4. Online: https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=uh8FjILnQOkC&dat=18800224&printsec=frontpage&hl=en

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