History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . firm Mr. Soisson soontook contracts for making brick. This business heprosecuted for about two years, and then went intopartnership with Hughes, Rodrick retiring, on theAllegheny Mountain, Plane No. 8, the firm-namebeing Hughes & Soisson. The business continued atNo. 8 till about 1800, when Hughes & Soisson insti-tuted another brick-making partnership at Milten-berger, Fayette Co., which lasted about nine ye.ars,the firm dissolving about 1869. Mr. Soisson thencarried on the business

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History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . firm Mr. Soisson soontook contracts for making brick. This business heprosecuted for about two years, and then went intopartnership with Hughes, Rodrick retiring, on theAllegheny Mountain, Plane No. 8, the firm-namebeing Hughes & Soisson. The business continued atNo. 8 till about 1800, when Hughes & Soisson insti-tuted another brick-making partnership at Milten-berger, Fayette Co., which lasted about nine ye.ars, the firm dissolving about 1869. Mr. Soisson thencarried on the business alone for about six years, andnext entered into partnership with Spriggs & Wil-helm, brick-makers at White Rock, Connellsville, under the style of Soisson, Spriggs & Co., which aftersundry changes in copartners became Soisson & Co., Mr. Soisson buying out some of his partners, andhis young son, John F., purchasing the interests ofothers in 1876 (with capital which he had the businessenergy and courage to borrow), the firm continuingunder the name of Soisson & Co. till December, 1879, .