Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Captain Kimball” in chapter 45, page 321 of The Cambridge of eighteen hundred and ninety-six: a picture of the city and its industries fifty years after its incorporation:
...eport, to learn the woodwork of the coach and carriage making trade.
In 1832 Captain E. Kimball and he bought Mr. Randall out, and he started for himself with two journeymen and four apprentices.
Captain Kimball was landlord of the Pearl Street Hotel, and, in connection with a livery stable, ran a coach two or three times a day between Cambridge and Boston.
He furnished the money.
Mr. Davenport thereafte...
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