The new wave of Irish began in 1812 when James Anderson immigrated to Louisville, who not only started a successful wholesale dry good store, but also directed the Louisville branch of the Bank of the United States and joined the Louisville Commons Council.
He started a successful wholesale dry good store and also directed the Louisville branch of the Bank of the United States and joined the Louisville Commons Council. The new wave of Irish began in 1812 when James Anderson immigrated to Louisville,.
The new wave of Irish began in 1812 when James Anderson immigrated to Louisville,. He started a successful wholesale dry good store and also directed the Louisville branch of the Bank of the United States and joined the Louisville Commons Council.
The new wave of Irish began in 1812 when James Anderson immigrated to Louisville,. He started a successful wholesale dry good store and also directed the Louisville branch of the Bank of the United States and joined the Louisville Commons Council.