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- Gunn, Daniel Charles
- 1 the foot of James Street, Sheldon's Wharf and Daniel C. Gunn's Wharf extended out from shore with a very
- 2 and Toronto. She made two trips per week and D. C. Gunn was her agent in
- 3 Co., Jas. Browne and D. McDonnell at Toronto, D. C. Gunn and Abel Land, Hamilton, J. Niven & Co., Niagara
- 4 in 1836, Michael entered, into partnership with D. C. Gunn before setting up business on his own account. He
- 5 there were Daniel MacNab, Wm. P. McLaren, Daniel C. Gunn and Richard Juson. It said, in part: "The want of
- 6 community and read as follows: R. Juson, Daniel C. Gunn, J. H. Larkin, Nehemiah Merritt, Jas. Mathieson,
- 7 locomotive engineer and general machinist." Gunn, at this time, lived at 43 Main St, and gave his
- 8 Daniel Gunn's locomotive manufactory was having its brief hour
- 9 was in May of 1856 that Mr. Gunn commenced the locomotive works to which we refer.
- 10 "On the motion of Michael W. Browne, seconded by Daniel C. Gunn, the Mayor was called to the chair and on the
- 11 to Hamilton and the former car works, in which Daniel C. Gunn had built a few locomotives and failed at the end
- 12 in 1836, entering into a partnership with Daniel Charles Gunn, who retired in 1847. About this time, his younger
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