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THOMAS, Seth, manufacturer, born in Plymouth Hollow (now Thomaston), Connecticut, 1 December, 1816; died in Thomaston, Connecticut, 28 April, 1888. His father, Seth (1786-1859), for whom Thomaston was named, was employed as a joiner in the clock-factory of Eli Terry (q. v.) in Plymouth, and afterward began the manufacture of metal-movement clocks. The son enlarged the factory at Thomaston and introduced his clocks into all parts of the world, including China and Japan. His boast was that he had manufactured every kind of time-piece, from a delicate watch to a tower-clock.

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