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New contact for Griswold cast iron collectors:
www.griswoldandwagner.com
R&G Antiques
Rebecca and Gregory L. Stahl
290 Chestnut Street
Clinton, MA 01510
978-368-6646 |
| The Book of Griswold & Wagner.
David G. Smith & Charles Wafford
, Schiffer Pub Ltd., 77 Lower Valley Rd.,
Atglen PA 19310
(ISBN 0-88740-836-2)
Visit "The Pan Man" to shop for collectible cast iron.
More information is available through David Smith, a dealer in antique
cast-iron cookware and author of The Book of Griswold and Wagner. Visit
Smith's Web site at http://www.Panman.com,
or e-mail your questions to
david@panman.com. |
| Join the Griswold and Cast Iron
Cookware Association at
http://www.gcica.org The G&CICA
is a non-profit national organization dedicated to sharing history,
information, research and enjoyment of fine cast iron cookware. Join
for $25/2 people with same address, or $20 for a single. For
information, write G&CICA Secretary, PO Box 552, Sagertown, PA 16433 |
| A good source for Griswold
ironware information is Doris and Bob Mosier, 17424 Jordan Drive,
Saegertown, PA 16433 (814) 763-4819. The Mosiers publish a listing of their
inventory and the listings of other collectors and dealers. Their website
is:
http://www.griswoldcookware.com/history.htm |
Do you have historical information
to share with us about Griswold Cast Iron Hardware?
Sorry, we can't evaluate your hardware pieces or quote
prices!
Please email to: BMNJRyan@aol.com
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Griswold Family Reunion: Ohio Style, 1901
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Many thanks to Jan Robinson for sending us this
historic document and to Coralee Griswold for the genealogy.
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| The program is signed by H. Warren
PHELPS, President. He was married to Louise M. Clark who was the
daughter of George B. and Mindwell E. (GRISWOLD) CLARK. Louisa
Clark-PHELPS > Mindwell Griswold > Isaac Griswold (FFG 540/863) This is
what the French's have written in the Sixth regarding Isaac: b. 27 Oct
1779 Windsor, Hartford Co., CT; m. 14 Feb 1801 Ursula CLARK , b. 1 Jan.
1783 in Windsor, daughter of Moses Clark, she died in 1854 at Blendon,
Franklin Co., OH. Isaac d. July 1869 Blendon, OH. |
| "Isaac made the journey to Oho in 1805
in company with Col. Kilbourne and Isaac Phelps on horseback. They
located land in Blendon Township, Franklin Co., OH and returned to CT.
Isaac and his family returned to Ohio in 1806 with ox teams and all
their belongings. They were among the earliest settlers in Blendon where
Isaac soon became a prominent and influential citizen. In 1808 he was a
corporal in the militia and saw active service in the War of 1812. In
1824 he was appointed postmaster and served until 1864 when he was
succeeded by his son Cicero PHELPS." |
Children: Eunice d. 12 Apr 1803
+Isaac Mortimer b. 23 Dec 1803
Edwin B. b. 23 Aug 1805 d. 17 May 1834 unm
+Christina b. 23 Feb 1808
Fredus Niles b. 11 May 1811 d. 16 July 1881 unm
Cicero Phelps b. 6 Dec 1815 d. 10 Aug 1885 unm
+ Mindwell b. 9 Oct 1822 |
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