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Lewiston was the organization and construction of the Androscoggin Mill, begun in 1860. This was followed by the Lewiston Mill in the same year. In 1861 he built Hill Mill No. 6 and supervised the reconstruction of the main dam of the Franklin Company. In 1864 he was among
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joined the firm. In 1882, Lockwood, Davidson and Greene established a new partnership. Lockwood, Greene & Company was formed March 1, 1882, with offices in
Providence. They continued in practice together until Lockwood's death, which occurred January 16, 1884, in Providence.
587:, where he would later teach. He was principal of the school from 1835 to 1838. From 1838 to 1843 he worked in his father's civil engineering firm. When the original A. D. Lockwood & Company was formed, Moses B. managed the firm's business office in Providence. When the
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and others, as well as maintaining his role as senior partner of A. D. Lockwood & Company. In 1871 Lockwood established an independent office in Boston for the practice of mechanical engineering. However, the death of his brother and partner in May and the
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289:, and originally was a member of the church in Rehoboth. As agent of S. & J. Slater at Slatersville, he may have encouraged the construction of the Slatersville Congregational Church, built in 1838 by the company. In later life he was a member of the
169:, becoming resident agent in 1835. In 1843 Lockwood, along with his brother Moses B. Lockwood and brother-in-law Rhodes B. Chapman, formed the partnership of A. D. Lockwood & Company and leased the mills at Slatersville. In 1851 they bought into the
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November 1872, which destroyed his office and records, led him to return to Providence in 1873, though he would keep his engineering office in Boston for another two years. Though Lockwood now dealt directly with the management of the
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Providence. The present Chapel Hall was given in memory of Amos DeForest Lockwood and his wife, Sarah Fuller Lockwood by their children and grandchildren in 1892. He was twice president of the Rhode Island Congregational Club.
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At the time of his birth, Lockwood's father was a sea captain, but when he was six the family moved to
Providence where Benoni Lockwood took up surveying and civil engineering. At the age of sixteen, the younger Lockwood moved to
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Orleans Manufacturing Company, owned by David Wilkinson and Benjamin Peck. After two years he began working as an operative in the Orleans mill, where he remained for another two years.
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the purchasers from Thomas J. Hill of the
Lewiston Foundry, which they reorganized as the Lewiston Machine Company. Before 1871 Lockwood was consulting engineer to the companies at Lewiston, the Pepperell Mills in
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Wauregan Mills were established, Moses B. was appointed treasurer of each. He continued in that role at Wauregan only until 1858, but was treasurer at Quinebaug until his death, which occurred May 13, 1872 in
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648:(Providence: National Biographical Publishing Company, 1881): 469-470.
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Lockwood's first work in the South came in 1875, when he built the
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The Biographical Cyclopedia of Representative Men of Rhode Island
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301:. They had four children.
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883:Young, D. Murray (2003).
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390:Charleston Cotton Mills
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107:Amos DeForest Lockwood
86:Manufacturer, engineer
58:Pawtuxet, Rhode Island
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317:Androscoggin Mills,
885:"Gibson, Alexander"
810:Samuel B. Lincoln,
749:Tucker, B. (2016).
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147:Benoni Lockwood III
123:mechanical engineer
733:George H. Tilton,
585:Moses Brown School
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562:, 1883-85
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