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'''Issac Harrison Morse''' was an early California canner. One cannery was sold to the [[San Jose Fruit Company]] in 1885<ref>[http://beta.worldcat.org/archivegrid/collection/data/853458478 Issac H. Morse Scrapbook: San Francisco, 1870-1915]: Bancroft library. Index entry mentions that Morse saved May 16, 1885 announcement that his company had been acquired by the [[San Jose Fruit Company]]. Morse was also a principal for the [[King-Morse Canning Company]].

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 '''Issac Harrison Morse''' was a businessman involved in the early canning businesses in California.  Morse appears to have primarily been a businessman, wholesaler, and agent rather than having a connection to the canning process.
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 '''Issac Harrison Morse''' was a businessman involved in the early canning businesses in California.  Morse appears to have primarily been a businessman, wholesaler, and agent rather than having a connection to the canning process.
-Morse was a principal for the [[King-Morse Canning Company]] in 1883, as well as secretary for the Packer's Exchange<ref>Isaac H. Morse: [http://archive.org/stream/langleyssanfranc1883sanf/langleyssanfranc1883sanf_djvu.txt Langley's San Francisco Directory for the Year Commencing… (1883)].</ref>.  King-Morse was apparently sold to the [[San Jose Fruit Company]] in 1885<ref>[http://beta.worldcat.org/archivegrid/collection/data/853458478 Issac H. Morse Scrapbook: San Francisco, 1870-1915]: Bancroft library.  Index entry mentions that Morse saved May 16, 1885 announcement that his company had been acquired by the [[San Jose Fruit Packing]].  Morse had been working for King-Morse in 1883.</ref>. In 1886, Morse was both running I.H. Morse & Co, commission merchants (with Charles M. Coon, at 625-627 Front Street in San Fancisco), and also an agent for the [[San Jose Fruit Packing]], with an office at 121 California Street.
+Morse was a principal for the [[King-Morse Canning Company]] in 1883, as well as secretary for the Packer's Exchange<ref>Isaac H. Morse: [http://archive.org/stream/langleyssanfranc1883sanf/langleyssanfranc1883sanf_djvu.txt Langley's San Francisco Directory for the Year Commencing… (1883)].</ref>.  King-Morse was apparently sold to [[San Jose Fruit Packing]] in 1885<ref>[http://beta.worldcat.org/archivegrid/collection/data/853458478 Issac H. Morse Scrapbook: San Francisco, 1870-1915]: Bancroft library.  Index entry mentions that Morse saved May 16, 1885 announcement that his company had been acquired by the [[San Jose Fruit Packing]].  Morse had been working for King-Morse in 1883.</ref>. In 1886, Morse was both running I.H. Morse & Co, commission merchants (with Charles M. Coon, at 625-627 Front Street in San Fancisco), and also an agent for the [[San Jose Fruit Packing]], with an office at 121 California Street.
-Morse later became secretary of the [[California Fruit Canners' Association]] when that company acquired King-Morse<ref>Fruit Canners' Association:[[http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=SFC19000218.2.71 February 18, 1900]].  Notes new officers.</ref>.
+Morse later became secretary of the [[California Fruit Canners Association|California Fruit Canners' Association]] when that company acquired King-Morse<ref>Fruit Canners' Association:[[http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=SFC19000218.2.71 February 18, 1900]].  Notes new officers.</ref>.
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 '''Issac Harrison Morse''' was a businessman involved in the early canning businesses in California.  Morse appears to have primarily been a businessman, wholesaler, and agent rather than having a connection to the canning process.
-Morse was a principal for the [[King-Morse Canning Company]] in 1883, as well as secretary for the Packer's Exchange<ref>Isaac H. Morse: [http://archive.org/stream/langleyssanfranc1883sanf/langleyssanfranc1883sanf_djvu.txt Langley's San Francisco Directory for the Year Commencing… (1883)].</ref>.  King-Morse was apparently sold to the [[San Jose Fruit Company]] in 1885<ref>[http://beta.worldcat.org/archivegrid/collection/data/853458478 Issac H. Morse Scrapbook: San Francisco, 1870-1915]: Bancroft library.  Index entry mentions that Morse saved May 16, 1885 announcement that his company had been acquired by the [[San Jose Fruit Company]].  Morse had been working for King-Morse in 1883.</ref>. In 1886, Morse was both running I.H. Morse & Co, commission merchants (with Charles M. Coon, at 625-627 Front Street in San Fancisco), and also an agent for the [[San Jose Fruit Company]], with an office at 121 California Street.
+Morse was a principal for the [[King-Morse Canning Company]] in 1883, as well as secretary for the Packer's Exchange<ref>Isaac H. Morse: [http://archive.org/stream/langleyssanfranc1883sanf/langleyssanfranc1883sanf_djvu.txt Langley's San Francisco Directory for the Year Commencing… (1883)].</ref>.  King-Morse was apparently sold to the [[San Jose Fruit Company]] in 1885<ref>[http://beta.worldcat.org/archivegrid/collection/data/853458478 Issac H. Morse Scrapbook: San Francisco, 1870-1915]: Bancroft library.  Index entry mentions that Morse saved May 16, 1885 announcement that his company had been acquired by the [[San Jose Fruit Packing]].  Morse had been working for King-Morse in 1883.</ref>. In 1886, Morse was both running I.H. Morse & Co, commission merchants (with Charles M. Coon, at 625-627 Front Street in San Fancisco), and also an agent for the [[San Jose Fruit Packing]], with an office at 121 California Street.
 Morse later became secretary of the [[California Fruit Canners' Association]] when that company acquired King-Morse<ref>Fruit Canners' Association:[[http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=SFC19000218.2.71 February 18, 1900]].  Notes new officers.</ref>.

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 '''Issac Harrison Morse''' was a businessman involved in the early canning businesses in California.  Morse appears to have primarily been a businessman, wholesaler, and agent rather than having a connection to the canning process.
-Morse was a principal for the [[King-Morse Canning Company]] in 1883, as well as secretary for the Packer's Exchange.  King-Morse was apparently sold to the [[San Jose Fruit Company]] in 1885<ref>[http://beta.worldcat.org/archivegrid/collection/data/853458478 Issac H. Morse Scrapbook: San Francisco, 1870-1915]: Bancroft library.  Index entry mentions that Morse saved May 16, 1885 announcement that his company had been acquired by the [[San Jose Fruit Company]].  In 1886, Morse was both running I.H. Morse & Co, commission merchants (with Charles M. Coon, at 625-627 Front Street in San Fancisco), and also an agent for the [[San Jose Fruit Company]], with an office at 121 California Street.
+Morse was a principal for the [[King-Morse Canning Company]] in 1883, as well as secretary for the Packer's Exchange<ref>Isaac H. Morse: [http://archive.org/stream/langleyssanfranc1883sanf/langleyssanfranc1883sanf_djvu.txt Langley's San Francisco Directory for the Year Commencing… (1883)].</ref>.  King-Morse was apparently sold to the [[San Jose Fruit Company]] in 1885<ref>[http://beta.worldcat.org/archivegrid/collection/data/853458478 Issac H. Morse Scrapbook: San Francisco, 1870-1915]: Bancroft library.  Index entry mentions that Morse saved May 16, 1885 announcement that his company had been acquired by the [[San Jose Fruit Company]].  Morse had been working for King-Morse in 1883.</ref>. In 1886, Morse was both running I.H. Morse & Co, commission merchants (with Charles M. Coon, at 625-627 Front Street in San Fancisco), and also an agent for the [[San Jose Fruit Company]], with an office at 121 California Street.
 Morse later became secretary of the [[California Fruit Canners' Association]] when that company acquired King-Morse<ref>Fruit Canners' Association:[[http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=SFC19000218.2.71 February 18, 1900]].  Notes new officers.</ref>.