Notes for Andrew J. Washburn: Andrew J. and Mandana lived for 4 years in tenement block across double iron bridge over White River, in Gaysville. They owned the block which consisted of Harness Shop one end of basement and Shoe Shop in other end of basement. 2 tenements on 2nd story and 2 tenements on 3rd story. In 1852 they brought the Saw and Griss Mill on Main Street in Bethel, VT also the farm adjoining mill property up stream on White River, known as Long Meadow. This farm was owned in 1970 by Robert Washburn.
This from the Gold Medal flour sack. It all began in 1866when CC Washburn began operating his first flour mill, which produced far more barrels of flour than area bakers needed and was necknamed "Washburn's Folly" fourteen years later, Washburn entered his flour at the first millers International exhibition in Cincinnati, where it took the "Gold Medal" grand prize, as well as the name of its esteemed award. Today Gold Medal flour is America's Best selling flour, making "Washburn's Folly" a success.
More About Andrew J. Washburn: Burial: 1897, Forest View Cemetery, Winsted, CT..
More About Andrew J. Washburn and Mandana Catherine Bryant: Marriage: 09 Mar 1848, Stockbridge, VT..
Children of Andrew J. Washburn and Mandana Catherine Bryant are:
Hiram Andrew Washburn, b. 05 Nov 1848, Gaysville, VT, d. 12 Feb 1911, CAllaway, Fla.