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CHRISTMAN, Charles. (Tamaqua, PA, Oct. 2, 1835--Unknown). Christman remained on the home farm until the age of fourteen and then came to Dubuque in 1849. He began working for the hardware firm of [[FARLEY & CHRISTMAN]], in which his brother, Jacob, was the junior partner. | CHRISTMAN, Charles. (Tamaqua, PA, Oct. 2, 1835--Unknown). Christman remained on the home farm until the age of fourteen and then came to Dubuque in 1849. He began working for the hardware firm of [[FARLEY & CHRISTMAN]], in which his brother, Jacob, was the junior partner. | ||
In 1860 Charles Christman became a member of the firm of [[WALLER AND CHRISTMAN]], another hardware business. This business lasted until 1872 when Christman sold his interest to [[CHRISTMAN, Jacob|Jacob CHRISTMAN]]. The company was renamed [[J. & C. CHRISTMAN]]. This business lasted three years when they sold out to [[HEALEY BROTHERS]]. In two years when [[HEALEY, Edward T.|Edward T. HEALEY]] died, Charles bought | In 1860 Charles Christman became a member of the firm of [[WALLER AND CHRISTMAN]], another hardware business. This business lasted until 1872 when Christman sold his interest to [[CHRISTMAN, Jacob|Jacob CHRISTMAN]]. The company was renamed [[J. & C. CHRISTMAN]]. This business lasted three years when they sold out to [[HEALEY BROTHERS]]. In two years when [[HEALEY, Edward T.|Edward T. HEALEY]] died, Charles bought his interest and the firm of [[CHRISTMAN & HEALEY]] was formed. This operated until at least 1894. | ||
Charles was a stockholder and director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]]. | Charles was a stockholder and director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:42, 19 December 2015
CHRISTMAN, Charles. (Tamaqua, PA, Oct. 2, 1835--Unknown). Christman remained on the home farm until the age of fourteen and then came to Dubuque in 1849. He began working for the hardware firm of FARLEY & CHRISTMAN, in which his brother, Jacob, was the junior partner.
In 1860 Charles Christman became a member of the firm of WALLER AND CHRISTMAN, another hardware business. This business lasted until 1872 when Christman sold his interest to Jacob CHRISTMAN. The company was renamed J. & C. CHRISTMAN. This business lasted three years when they sold out to HEALEY BROTHERS. In two years when Edward T. HEALEY died, Charles bought his interest and the firm of CHRISTMAN & HEALEY was formed. This operated until at least 1894.
Charles was a stockholder and director of the GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.
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Source:
Portrait and Biographical Record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton Counties, Iowa. Chapman Publishing Company, 1894, p. 317