Notes for: Almon BAILEY

He resided first in Jaffrey, then for a short time in Utica, N. Y. He came to Marlborough, N. H. about 1836. Here he had the misfortune to lost his house by fire. He was a man possessed of considerable mechanical ingenuity, and could manufacture almost any article to which he turned his attention; but his chief business was building church organs, and he is said to have been a very skillful workman at that trade.