A move, a railroad opening, a company name and a brand are separate milestones. The 1853 succession here conflicts with 1850 elsewhere; exact dates remain publication checks.
Move to Nelson County
Pacult associates the family's mid-1850s move near Nazareth with access to the Louisville and Nashville railroad, distinguishing the D. M. Beam business from its Old Tub brand. He supplies a March 19, 1860 branch-opening date and describes the emerging Early Times family branch.
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Move to Nelson County
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Evidence
Pacult associates the family's mid-1850s move near Nazareth with access to the Louisville and Nashville railroad, distinguishing the D. M. Beam business from its Old Tub brand. He supplies a March 19, 1860 branch-opening date and describes the emerging Early Times family branch.
Location and context
Supplied PDF screens 75–79; Move to Nelson County. Screen locators are not printed-page numbers.
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Annotation
A move, a railroad opening, a company name and a brand are separate milestones. The 1853 succession here conflicts with 1850 elsewhere; exact dates remain publication checks.