Slingerlands New York

Biography of James Wesley Hutt

James Wesley Hutt, born on August 16, 1846, in Schoharie County, New York, boasts a legacy rooted in pioneering and public service. His great-grandfather, John Hutt, was a Revolutionary War soldier, while his father, William Hutt, was a prominent expressman. After gaining experience in the express business, Hutt became general superintendent of the National Express Company. He is also involved with multiple express ventures and has contributed significantly to the Adirondack region. A dedicated public servant, Hutt remains a respected figure in his field and community.

Biography of Charles Darius Hammond

Charles Darius Hammond, born on March 1, 1844, in Rushford, New York, is a notable railroad official and currently serves as superintendent of the Northern department of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company’s railroad. The son of Rev. S. Y. Hammond, he was educated at Friendship Academy and began his career as a telegraph operator on the Erie railroad. After serving in the Civil War, he advanced through various railroad positions, earning respect for his diligence and leadership. Hammond is also active in religious and civic duties, notably within the Methodist Episcopal Church. He married ELeonora Babcock in 1866.