Minnesota state gazetteer and business directory (Polk, 1920), vol. 22, pt. 3. archive.org, minnesotastatega223unse. https://archive.org/details/minnesotastatega223unse.
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- Underwood, C M scan page 939, line 96
Record details
- Title
- Minnesota state gazetteer and business directory
- Publisher
- Polk
- Date
- 1920
- Volume
- 22, pt. 3
- Repository
- archive.org
- Identifier
- minnesotastatega223unse
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- Underwood, C M draft
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- Underwood, C M scan page 939, line 96 draft record
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line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Brown, Anthony. Is said to have learnt his trade under Joseph Panormo, or under John Morrison. He became celebrated for his guitars. In 1855 he was living in Rosamond Street, Clerkenwell, but afterwards went to the "diggings." He was not related to the other violin makers of the same name. — trade term as printed: "violin makers" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Brown, Anthony. Is said to have learnt his trade under Joseph Panormo, or under John Morrison. He became celebrated for his guitars. In 1855 he was living in Rosamond Street, Clerkenwell, but afterwards went to the "diggings." He was not related to the other violin makers of the same name.
Why No reason was recorded with this change.
line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Brown, Anthony. Is said to have learnt his trade under Joseph Panormo, or under John Morrison. He became celebrated for his guitars. In 1855 he was living in Rosamond Street, Clerkenwell, but afterwards went to the "digging." He was not related to the other violin makers of the same name. — trade term as printed: "violin makers" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Brown, Anthony. Is said to have learnt his trade under Joseph Panormo, or under John Morrison. He became celebrated for his guitars. In 1855 he was living in Rosamond Street, Clerkenwell, but afterwards went to the "digging." He was not related to the other violin makers of the same name.
Why No reason was recorded with this change.
line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Brown, Anthony. Is said to have learnt his trade under Joseph Panormo, or under John Morrison. He became celebrated for his guitars. In 1855 he was living in Rosamond Street, Clerkenwell, but afterwards went to the "diggings." He was not related to the other violin makers of the same name. — trade term as printed: "violin makers" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Brown, Anthony. Is said to have learnt his trade under Joseph Panormo, or under John Morrison. He became celebrated for his guitars. In 1855 he was living in Rosamond Street, Clerkenwell, but afterwards went to the "diggings." He was not related to the other violin makers of the same name.
Why No reason was recorded with this change.