Bristol Glass Works (Woodstock, NY)
Variant namesThe Bristol Glass, Cotton and Clay company was incorporated in Ulster County New York in 1811 by Stephen Stilwell, Nicholas Van Leuven and Abraham De Witt. In 1813, Stephen Stilwell and his wife, Nancy conveyed eight hundred thirty-three acres of their property in Woodstock, New York to the company for the Bristol Glass Works factory. Bristol Glass Works operated under that name until 1825 when the New York Crown and Cylinder Glass Manufacturing Company assumed control of the factory.
Bristol Glass Works produced window glass, clock domes, and simple glass bottles and tableware.
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creatorOf | Bristol Glass Works Ledger | Corning Museum of Glass. Rakow Research Library | |
referencedIn | Ulster County Genealogical Society (Hurley, N.Y.). Account book collection, 1816-1909. | Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library |
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Woodstock | NY | US |
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Establishment 1813
Disestablishment 1825