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Memorial and Family History of Erie County, New York
Vol. I, Biographical and Genealogical
The Genealogical Publishing Co., Buffalo; 1906-8

   [74-75]

        FREDERICK A. JEWETT, who died on the 3d of April, 1906, was
     Treasurer of the JOHN C. JEWETT Manufacturing Company. He was a man of
     high social position, of popular qualities, and one who made many
     friends. His views were enlarged by culture and travel, and he was an
     example of the best type of business man and citizen.
        FREDERICK ARTHUR JEWETT was the youngest son of JOHN C. and
     PRISCILLA BOARDMAN JEWETT, and was born in Buffalo on the 10th of
     November, 1859. He was educated in the public schools of Buffalo and
     at De Veaux College, Niagara Falls. After completing his education,
     early in 1878, he entered the office of JOHN C. JEWETT & Son, the
     predecessors of the JOHN C. JEWETT Manufacturing Company. Three years
     later he became the Treasurer of the latter concern, and from that
     time onward continued to be prominently connected with the management
     of the business, filling the office of Treasurer to the time of his
     death.
        After five years of exceptionally close application to business,
     Mr. JEWETT went abroad, traveling for nine months. This foreign
     journey was succeeded by others, Mr. JEWETT becoming a tourist of
     unusual experience.
        June 30, 1891, Mr. JEWETT married ANNA LOUISA JAMES, daughter of
     ROBERT W. JAMES of Lockport, N. Y.  He is survived by his widow, and
     by two children, ROBERT and CATHERINE.  He was a man of strong family
     affections, of genial and kindly social instincts and of lovable
     character. He was a member of tlie First Presbyterian Church, and the
     Buffalo and Country Clubs.

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