I particularly liked the mausoleum of the man who donated land for the park, a merchant named Henry Shaw.

As a lad he became clerk to a merchant named Thompson at Manchester.

In the 1790's, a merchant named James Watson built a house on this site.

He went first to Stockholm, where a merchant named Cutler befriended him.

He was called Flakefield in order to distinguish him from another merchant named Wilson.

He immediately went to work for a merchant named Mandlebaum, as a clerk in his grocery.

The township was founded in 1884 by a merchant named George Hunter.

In 1518, he married Dorothie, a daughter of a merchant named Allunsze.

She had a room provided by her employer, a merchant named Ibson.

Unfortunately, the squib landed in the goods of another merchant named Ryal.