Early Silver of Connecticut And Its Makers
Early Silver of Connecticut And Its Makers
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Advertised in New Haven, 1776. It is said that Amos Doolittle was his apprentice. Spoons made by him are found in Cheshire. He was one of the charter members of the Second Company, Governor's Foot Guard, or- ganized 1774. His shop in New Haven was on Union Street, near Fair.
Hobart, Joshua New Haven See Fitch & Hobart Holmes, Israel Greenwich and Waterbury 1768 — 1802 See page 76.
Hopkins, Jesse Waterbury 1766 — Hopkins, Joseph Waterbury 1730—1801 Late in life became Judge of Probate, and gave ...up silver- smithing.
Hopkins, Stephen Waterbury 1721—1796 Hotchkiss, Hezekiah (?) New Haven — 1761 Clockmaker, but his inventory shows he owned silver- smith's tools.
Hughes, Edmund Middletown In 1804 was located in Hampton. In 1806 the partner- ship of Ward & Hughes, Middletown, was dissolved. Same year partnership of Hughes & Bliss was formed, and in the following year that of Hughes & Francis.
Hughes & Bliss Middletown 1806. See above.
Hughes & Francis Middletown 1807—1809. See above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Advertised in New Haven, 1776. It is said that Amos Doolittle was his apprentice. Spoons made by him are found in Cheshire. He was one of the charter members of the Second Company, Governor's Foot Guard, or- ganized 1774. His shop in New Haven was on Union Street, near Fair.
Hobart, Joshua New Haven See Fitch & Hobart Holmes, Israel Greenwich and Waterbury 1768 — 1802 See page 76.
Hopkins, Jesse Waterbury 1766 — Hopkins, Joseph Waterbury 1730—1801 Late in life became Judge of Probate, and gave ...up silver- smithing.
Hopkins, Stephen Waterbury 1721—1796 Hotchkiss, Hezekiah (?) New Haven — 1761 Clockmaker, but his inventory shows he owned silver- smith's tools.
Hughes, Edmund Middletown In 1804 was located in Hampton. In 1806 the partner- ship of Ward & Hughes, Middletown, was dissolved. Same year partnership of Hughes & Bliss was formed, and in the following year that of Hughes & Francis.
Hughes & Bliss Middletown 1806. See above.
Hughes & Francis Middletown 1807—1809. See above.
What to read after Early Silver of Connecticut And Its Makers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George M George Munson Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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