Taylor Toth

Taylor Ann Toth, age 28, Cleveland, OH View Details

Cities: New York NY, Kittanning PA Possible Relatives: Gregory Toth, Gregory A Toth, Gregory Macdonald Toth

Taylor Briana Toth, age 27, Bath, PA View Details

Cities: New York NY, Kittanning PA Possible Relatives: Gregory Toth, Gregory A Toth, Gregory Macdonald Toth

Stephanie J Toth, age 51, Cortez, CO View Details

Possible Relatives: Ricky A Arbaugh, Stephanie J Arbaugh

Taylor A Toth, age 33, East Weymouth, MA View Details

Possible Relatives: Ricky A Arbaugh, Stephanie J Arbaugh

Taylor Toth, age 20s, Hull, MA View Details

Locations: Hull MA, Henderson NV, Boston MA

Taylor Molly Toth, age 40s, Charlotte, NC View Details

Locations: Charlotte NC, Auburn MA Possible Relatives: Raymond J Taylor, Kevin G Toth, Mary F Toth

Taylor N Toth, age 30 View Details

Address:***** Fixler Rd, Wadsworth, OH. Phone Number: (330) 239-****

Taylor Toth, age 57 View Details

Address:***** Dallam Ave Nw, Palm Bay, FL. Phone Number: (321) 953-****

Joseph W. Phinney

Joseph Warren Phinney was an American printer, type designer, and business executive. Phinney began his career at the Dickinson Type Foundry in Boston where he designed type and worked in management, read more...eventually becoming owner. He was a key player in arranging the merger of twenty-six large foundries to form the American Type Founders Company in 1892, becoming both manager of the Boston branch and head of the design department, where he oversaw the consolidation of type faces following the merger. Though his own designs were largely derivative, Phinney took a great interest in type and its history and throughout his tenure at A.T.F. he sought to preserve and protect that company's legacy, as for instance, when he oversaw the re-introduction of Binny & Ronaldson's 1796 type design, Roman No. 1, as Oxford in 1892, or when he purchased Frederick W. Goudy's first type design, Camelot, in 1896. He stayed with A.T.F. for the rest of his career, passing the role of design head to Morris Fuller Benton and becoming senior vice-president. Phinney retired shortly before the company fell upon hard times during the Great Depression and died in 1934.read less...