[History of the American Clock Business for the Past Sixty Years, by Chauncey Jerome]@TWC D-Link bookHistory of the American Clock Business for the Past Sixty Years, CHAPTER II 6/10
Mr.Roberts had to give up this kind of business; he could not compete with machinery.
John Rich of Bristol was in the business; also Levi Lewis, but gave it up in a few years.
An Ives family in Bristol were quite conspicuous as clock-makers.
They were good mechanics.
One of them, Joseph Ives, has done a great deal towards improving the eight day brass clock, which I shall speak about hereafter. Chauncey Boardman, of Bristol, Riley Whiting, of Winsted, and Asa Hopkins, of Northfield, were all engaged in the manufacture of the old fashioned hang-up clock.
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