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Mosier, Charles, Buffalo, is a young man whose progression has been equaled by few men of his age. He was born
in Buffalo, N. Y., in 1861, a son of John Mosier, who came to Buffalo about 1842. He received a common schoot education
in the public schools, and when fourteen years of age began to work at carpentry, mastering the trade and caring
for himself from that time. He later began contracting and building on his own account, and for a number of years
was connected in partnership with Mr. Fitzpatrick, and later succeeded this copartnership. Mr. Mosier has also
mastered the mason business, and has acquired the knowledge and art of architecture, and is thus able to figure
on any department or branch of the builder's work, these acquirements having placed him in the front rank of the
builders of Buffalo. For his own buildings he draws his own plans, and among the many large buildings he has erected
are four of the city public school buildings. In 1887 he established his office at 1266 Seneca street, and furnishes
employment to from forty to fifty men the year round. In politics Mr. Mosier is a Republican, and in the spring
of 1897 was appointed civil service commissioner by Mayor Jewett. He has been ward committeeman for a number of
years, and is a member of the order of Odd Fellows. In 1884 he married Margaret Cullen, and they have one daughter.
Source:
Our County and its people
A descriptive work on Erie County, New York
Edited by: Truman C. White
The Boston History Company, Publishes 1898
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