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== Early Life == | |||
Benjamin Levan was descended from a Huguenot family who came to America early on | |||
In 1863, Benjamin Levan was identified as one of the top 20 earners in Lehigh County. He earned $11,130 through his interests in the Lehigh Valley Iron Company and in the Ironton Iron Mine. <ref>Hellerich 1987, 144</ref>. | In 1863, Benjamin Levan was identified as one of the top 20 earners in Lehigh County. He earned $11,130 through his interests in the Lehigh Valley Iron Company and in the Ironton Iron Mine. <ref>Hellerich 1987, 144</ref>. | ||
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Early Life
Benjamin Levan was descended from a Huguenot family who came to America early on
In 1863, Benjamin Levan was identified as one of the top 20 earners in Lehigh County. He earned $11,130 through his interests in the Lehigh Valley Iron Company and in the Ironton Iron Mine. [1].
Notes
- ↑ Hellerich 1987, 144
References
Hellerich, Mahlon Howard. 1987. “A History of Allentown: 1861-1865.” In Allentown 1762-1987: A 225-Year History, edited by Mahlon Howard Hellerich, 91–180. Allentown, PA: Lehigh County Historical Society.