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TUTTLE, George Albert (b. 1816 Castleton d. 1885 Rutland) 2 Tuttle & Co. Printers
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RFLA.SWAN.DOC.2026.00525
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TUTTLE, George Albert (b. 1816 Castleton d. 1885 Rutland) 2 Tuttle & Co. Printers
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{"page_2": " the age of 13 was\napprenticed to the printing business\nStatesman office\nthat town ( Castleton) for\nthree years.\nAt the age of 17 ( 1833) he removed to Rutland and\nwent into partnership with a Mr.\ni heith thing the ne it lemained\nwhen he returned to Castleton\npartially\nof tho Rutland Heraldiew months for a short timestatesman office\nin the partnership a\nand worked on his father's farm\nrecovering his health he took a position in the in Castleton and afterwards bought out the paper.\nHis health\nagain failing him he sold out and became a post rider.\nIn 1840 he removed to Rutland and became business manager\nof the Herald drew from that\nwhich position he held until 1850,\nwhen he\nIn 1856 he bought the Rutland ferald the oldest In the statece.\nthe oldest.in the\nIn 1861 he started the Daily Herald and continued\nthe publication\ntogether with his sons\nAlbert H. and. Harley C.\nbusiness.\nIn 1872 the business was divided:\nAlbert H. taking the\nHarley Cok andestationery business,\nEgbert C. andFred G. the general job printing,\nunder the firm name\nthe past three\nand received the appoint\nfor the fourth term which expires\nThey have\nthe largest establishment of the kind in the state. the printers and publishers of this work. "}
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2026-07-15 20:50:14
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general-history-prominent-citizens
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General History: Prominent Citizens
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