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SKEMP, Charles W. (County Dorset, England, Sept. 1, 1848-- ). Skemp's father moved with his family to the United States in 1859, locating in Chicago, and in 1876 he moved to Dubuque. Charles W. Skemp, at the age of fourteen, began learning the masonry trade under his father's instruction. From that time until 1897 worked as a journeyman. | SKEMP, Charles W. (County Dorset, England, Sept. 1, 1848-- ). Skemp's father moved with his family to the United States in 1859, locating in Chicago, and in 1876 he moved to Dubuque. Charles W. Skemp, at the age of fourteen, began learning the masonry trade under his father's instruction. From that time until 1897 worked as a journeyman. | ||
Skemp operated extensively as a contractor on such projects as the Mercy Hospital, Presbyterian Seminary, Lawther's candy factory, one part of the Fourteenth Street, [[SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE]], Couler Avenue school house, Burlington freight house, an addition for the McDonald Manufacturing Company at Thirteenth street, [[ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH]], an addition to the orphan's home north of Linwood, the power house at [[FINLEY HOSPITAL]], an addition for the [[CARR, RYDER | Skemp operated extensively as a contractor on such projects as the Mercy Hospital, Presbyterian Seminary, Lawther's candy factory, one part of the Fourteenth Street, [[SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE]], Couler Avenue school house, Burlington freight house, an addition for the McDonald Manufacturing Company at Thirteenth street, [[ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH]], an addition to the orphan's home north of Linwood, the power house at [[FINLEY HOSPITAL]], an addition for the [[CARR, RYDER & ADAMS COMPANY]], and many residences. | ||
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Revision as of 21:03, 21 November 2011
SKEMP, Charles W. (County Dorset, England, Sept. 1, 1848-- ). Skemp's father moved with his family to the United States in 1859, locating in Chicago, and in 1876 he moved to Dubuque. Charles W. Skemp, at the age of fourteen, began learning the masonry trade under his father's instruction. From that time until 1897 worked as a journeyman.
Skemp operated extensively as a contractor on such projects as the Mercy Hospital, Presbyterian Seminary, Lawther's candy factory, one part of the Fourteenth Street, SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE, Couler Avenue school house, Burlington freight house, an addition for the McDonald Manufacturing Company at Thirteenth street, ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH, an addition to the orphan's home north of Linwood, the power house at FINLEY HOSPITAL, an addition for the CARR, RYDER & ADAMS COMPANY, and many residences.