Illustrated history of the United States mint: with a complete description of American coinage, from the earliest period to the present time
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Illustrated history of the United States mint: with a complete description of American coinage, from the earliest period to the present time
Coinage -- United States; Mints -- United States
Wages per day. Doll. Cts.
John Schreiner, Chief Pressman 1 80
John Cope, Chief Adjuster 1 60
William Hayley, Roller 1 40
Nicholas Sinderling, Annealer 1 40
John Ward, Miller 1 20
Joseph Germon, Drawer 1 20
Lewis Laurenger, Brusher 1 20
Henry Voigt, Junr, Adjuster 88
Sarah Waldrake, ditto 50
Rachael Summers, ditto 50
Lewis Bitting, ditto 1 20
Lawrence Ford, ditto 1 20
Christopher Baum, Pressman 1
John Keyser, ditto 1
Frederick Bauck, ditto 1
Barney Miers, Cleaner 1
Martin Summers, Doorkeeper 1
Adam Seyfert, Hostler 1
John Bay, Boy. 66
_Workmen Employed at the Furnace of the Mint._
Peter LaChase, Melter 1 60
George Myers, ditto 1 50
Eberhart Klumback, ditto 1 40
Patrick Ryan, Filer 1 25
Valentine Flegler, Labourer 1 25
Andrew Brunet, ditto 1
William Ryan, ditto 1
Endorsed in two places, “Names and Salaries of the Officers, Clerks and
Workmen employed in the Mint the 10th Oct. 1795.”
THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.
[Illustration: THE FIRST MINT IN THE UNITED STATES, ERECTED IN 1792.]
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