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Page entitled : Birth of Livingston, Wells & Co and Livingston, Fargo & Co

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How Crawford Livingston, Henry Wells, William Fargo and William Alexander Livingston created Livingston, Wells & Co and Livingston, Fargo & Co

Extract :
... Wells left and sought backers for an express line between Albany and Buffalo. He found a partner, George Pomeroy and a financial backer, Crawford Livingston, the first of the Livingstons to enter the express business. The company, Livingston, Wells & Pomeroy, later renamed Livingston, Wells & Co, started the business under difficult circumstances as the rail link to Buffalo was not completed yet and as depression hit Buffalo right in the start of their venture. Livingston money and the goodwill of Buffalo's merchants and bankers saved the venture and …

 

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