C. L. Sherrill - Revision history

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	'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill's Grocery\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble\|Marion D. Tremble]].		'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill's Grocery\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble\|Marion D. Tremble]].

	He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[~~T.B. Society\|~~T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.		He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.

	He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.		He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.

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	'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill's Grocery\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[~~Milo B. Miller\|~~Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble\|Marion D. Tremble]].		'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill's Grocery\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble\|Marion D. Tremble]].

	He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.		He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.

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	'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill~~%27s~~ Grocery\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo B. Miller\|Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble\|Marion D. Tremble]].		'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill's Grocery\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo B. Miller\|Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble\|Marion D. Tremble]].

	He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.		He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.

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	'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill%27s~~%20Grocery~~\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48~~%20Main%20Street~~\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo~~%20B~~.~~%20Miller~~\|Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion~~%20D~~.~~%20Tremble~~\|Marion D. Tremble]].		'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill%27s Grocery\|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street\|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo B. Miller\|Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble\|Marion D. Tremble]].

	He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff~~%20Hose%20Company~~\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac~~%20Lake%20Driving%20Association~~\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B.~~%20Society~~\|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac~~%20Club~~\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac~~%20Lake%20Boys~~'~~%20Club~~\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.		He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association\|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B. Society\|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club\|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club\|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.

	He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.		He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.

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	He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.		He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.

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'''Born: '''May 1848

'''Died: November 13, '''1930

'''Married: '''Ida Kent

'''Children: '''None

'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill%27s%20Grocery|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48%20Main%20Street|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo%20B.%20Miller|Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion%20D.%20Tremble|Marion D. Tremble]].

He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff%20Hose%20Company|Woodruff Hose Company]]. He served as treasurer of the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Driving%20Association|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B.%20Society|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac%20Club|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Boys'%20Club|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.

He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.

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