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Texas Arm and Pin Company

F. W. Greer left Texas Tram to form the Texas Arm and Pin Company in 1899, which capitalized at $10,000. The organizers were D. Call, R. E. Kelley, R. A. Greer, and F. W. Greer. With offices in Beaumont, the company intended to build plants at Beaumont and Deweyville. The plant was not listed in the 1915 edition of the Directory of American Sawmills.
The Texas Arm and Pin Company located their Orange County factory at Ruliff during the early 1900s. It manufactured pins, poles, and cross arms.

Mill Details

Alpha Numeric Key:

NE

Owner Name

Texas Arm and Pin Company

Location

Ruliff (Deweyville), near Sabine River

County

Newton

Years in Operation:

14

Start Year:

1901

End Year:

1914

Decades:

1900-1909,1910-1919

Period of Operation:

1901 to no later than 1914

Town:

Ruliff (Deweyville)

Company Town:

2

Peak Town Size:

50 in 1906

Mill Pond:

2

Mill Type
Product
Power Source
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