francis dean, who started tredegar, had a good amount of imagination but not a good businessman. the company was running into financial trouble. they hired joseph anderson, a native of the county, a west point graduate and an engineer. he was brought in initially in 1841 as a purchasing agent, a sales manager but also running a lot of their financial books. within a couple of years he actually started to lease the entire operation from the stockholders. in 1849 he purchased the site outright and became the sole proprietor. when tredegar first started, present was a small industrial town. it had some industry, tredegar but as grew -- but as tredegar group, richmond group. by 1860 tredegar was the third-largest ironworks in united states, the largest in the south and richmond with the industrial hub of lower become the southern confederacy. the primary workhorse was a lot of welshman who came over. that was the nucleus of their skilled workforce. another side was the industrial slaves. sometimes the owners of tredegar would purchase slaves and their names, sometimes it would rent t

francis dean, who started tredegar had good information but wasn't a good businessman. the company after it was founded in 1837 was running into financial trouble. they hide a west point graduate and an engineer. and he was brought in initially in 1841 as a purchasing agent, kind of a sales manager but also running a lot of their financial books. within a couple of years he had actually started to lease the entire operation from the stockholders in 1849 he purchased the site yut right and became the sole proprietor of when tredegar started operations richmond was a small industrial town. it had some industry. but as tredegar grew, richmond grew as an industrial hub to the point that by 1860 tredegar was the third largest ironworks in the united states, the large nest the south, and richmond was the industrial hub of what would become the southern confederacy. initially, actually, the primary work force was a lot of the welchmen who came over and helped design. that was the nucleus of their skilled work force. another side of the work force was also industrial slaves. so

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