Difference between revisions of "Albright Brothers"

Albright Brothers
Former type	Photography Studios
Industry	Professional & Technical
Fate	Sold
Successor(s)	Charles Gasche
Founded	Wooster, Ohio (June 1872) circa
Founder(s)	Noah Albright and Andrew Albright
Defunct	August 1875 circa
Headquarters	Wooster, Ohio, United States
Number of locations	1

Revision as of 11:21, 26 January 2017

One of the Albright brothers had previously been in the photographic business with a Mr. Haynes in Wooster, Ohio but by June of 1872 through August of 1875 the business began operating as the Albright Bros. Previously historians thought the Albright referenced was Madison L. Albright, but it is now speculated that the Albright's were the sons of Jacob Albright as the Wayne County Public Library has a photocopy of photographers backstamp showing N. & A. Albright that might refer to the brothers of Noah Albright and Andrew Albright, sons of Jacob Albright and Elizabeth (Morr) Albright. In 1830, Jacob Albright bought a lot in Wooster, the tax upon which then amounted to 80 cents. The property afterwards enhanced in value and the taxes afterwards ranged as high as $300. Shortly before Mr. Albright's death, on June 9, 1884, a disposition of the property was made. The farm of 212 acres was divided into three equal parts. His son Andrew received the south third, Noah the north third, and his daughter Elizabeth, the middle third upon which the dwelling stood. Ohio received the town property, and Mary's inheritance was paid in cash.

In August of 1875 the brothers sold their photography business to Charles Gasche.

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Timeline

1872 - Established
1875 - August, the brothers sold their photography business to Charles Gasche

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What Links Here

Photographers ‎ (← links)
Charles Gasche - Photographer ‎ (← links)
J. Haynes ‎ (← links)
Business Abstracts from the 1873 Atlas ‎ (← links)
Wooster Republican, Business Abstracts 1872 ‎ (← links)
Wooster Republican, Business Abstracts 1873 ‎ (← links)
Wayne County Democrat, Business Abstracts 1873 ‎ (← links)

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-==Biography==
 One of the {{Surname|Albright}} brothers had previously been in the photographic business with a Mr. Haynes in [[Wooster, Ohio]] but by June of 1872 through August of 1875 the business began operating as the Albright Bros. Previously historians thought the Albright referenced was Madison L. Albright, but it is now speculated that the Albright's were the sons of Jacob Albright as the [[Wayne County Public Library]] has a photocopy of photographers backstamp showing N. & A. Albright that might refer to the brothers of Noah Albright and Andrew Albright, sons of Jacob Albright and Elizabeth (Morr) Albright. In 1830, Jacob Albright bought a lot in Wooster, the tax upon which then amounted to 80 cents. The property afterwards enhanced in value and the taxes afterwards ranged as high as $300. Shortly before Mr. Albright's death, on June 9, 1884, a disposition of the property was made. The farm of 212 acres was divided into three equal parts. His son Andrew received the south third, Noah the north third, and his daughter Elizabeth, the middle third upon which the dwelling stood. Ohio received the town property, and Mary's inheritance was paid in cash.
 In August of 1875 the brothers sold their photography business to Charles {{Surname|Gasche}}.
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