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Darlington-Miller Lumber Company

According to the January 1905 Reference Book of the Lumbermen's Credit Association, the Peach River Lumber Company manufactured lumber at their mill in Bennette as well as at their mill in Timber, both in Montgomery County. The mill have been founded by J. H. Bennette, but this mill appeared in a sawmill listing of 1904, but not one of 1906. Darlington-Miller Lumber Company, Galveston controlled output in March 1904. J.O.H. Bennette appeared in the January 1905 Lumbermen's Credit Association records as merely dealing in ties at Conroe. The Darlington-Miller Lumber Company of Galveston, in Center, Shelby County, founded in 1890 and with retail yards in Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri, had been reorganized by C. S. Vidor, who bought Darlington's interest, and the firm was reorganized as Miller-Vidor.

Mill Details

Alpha Numeric Key:

MO

Owner Name

Peach River Lumber Company was a division of Miller- Vidor. J. O. H. Bennette. Darlington-Miller controlled output in 1904

Location

Security (Bennette), ten miles east of Waukegan

County

Montgomery

Years in Operation:

3

Start Year:

1904

End Year:

1906

Decades:

1900-1909

Period of Operation:

1904 to about 1906

Town:

Bennette (Old Security)

Company Town:

1

Peak Town Size:

Unknown

Mill Pond:

2

Mill Type
Product
Power Source
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