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	Notable People Share \| McCullough, Samuel D. (1803-1873) Section F, Lot 28 A relative of Nathan Burrows, the inventor of a machine that cleaned hemp, Samuel D. McCullough operated a mustard factory in Lexington. He shipped his mustard all over the world, claiming Queen Victoria was one of his customers. Back to Notable People

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