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HavOne
Brand name of cigarette cases made by the Elgin American Mfg. Co.
Brand name of cigarette cases made by the Elgin American Mfg. Co.
Hawley & Leach
Utica, NY 1853-1856 Partnership between Horace Harlow Hawley,
George Leach and Almon Leach.
Utica, NY 1853-1856 Partnership between Horace Harlow Hawley,
George Leach and Almon Leach.
Hayden, Brother & Co.
Charleston, SC 1852-1855 A partnership of Augustus Henry Hayden, Hezekiah
Sidney Hayden, and W.G. Wilden.
Charleston, SC 1852-1855 A partnership of Augustus Henry Hayden, Hezekiah
Sidney Hayden, and W.G. Wilden.
Hayden Mfg. Co.
Newark, NJ 1892-c. 1909 Founded by William W. Hayden. Succeeded by
G.W. Parks Co. Makers of sterling holloware, vanity items, and novelties.
Newark, NJ 1892-c. 1909 Founded by William W. Hayden. Succeeded by
G.W. Parks Co. Makers of sterling holloware, vanity items, and novelties.
Hayden & Whilden
Charleston, SC 1855-1863 A partnership between Augustus Hayden
and W.G. Whilden. Successor to Hayden, Brother & Co.
Charleston, SC 1855-1863 A partnership between Augustus Hayden
and W.G. Whilden. Successor to Hayden, Brother & Co.
Hayden, Gregg & Co. / Gregg & Hayden / Gregg, Hayden & Co.
Charleston, SC All three were partnerships between William
Gregg, Nathaniel Hayden, and H. Sydney Hayden and operated
Hayden, Gregg & Co. 1838-1843
Gregg & Hayden 1843-1846
Gregg, Hayden & Co. 1846-1852
Charleston, SC All three were partnerships between William
Gregg, Nathaniel Hayden, and H. Sydney Hayden and operated
Hayden, Gregg & Co. 1838-1843
Gregg & Hayden 1843-1846
Gregg, Hayden & Co. 1846-1852
William Haverstick, Jr. (b. 1780 d. 1859)
Lancaster, PA 1803-1810 William Haverstick, Jr. moved to Philadelphia
in 1810 and worked as a merchant; it is unknown whether or not he
continued in his old profession. Marks used by both Jr. and Sr. Haverstick.
Lancaster, PA 1803-1810 William Haverstick, Jr. moved to Philadelphia
in 1810 and worked as a merchant; it is unknown whether or not he
continued in his old profession. Marks used by both Jr. and Sr. Haverstick.
William Haverstick, Sr. (b. 1756 d. 1823)
Philadelphia, PA c. 1781-1823 and Lancaster, PA 1795-1819 Marks used
by both Jr. and Sr. Haverstick.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1781-1823 and Lancaster, PA 1795-1819 Marks used
by both Jr. and Sr. Haverstick.
Matthias Haverstick
Lancaster, PA c. 1799-1810
Lancaster, PA c. 1799-1810
Hawkes Company
New York, NY 1880-1962 Well known maker of cut glass wares, including many
silver mounted items. Most of the silver mounts were made by Gorham and Durgin
beginning in the 1880's. By 1913, Hawkes was making their own mounts.
New York, NY 1880-1962 Well known maker of cut glass wares, including many
silver mounted items. Most of the silver mounts were made by Gorham and Durgin
beginning in the 1880's. By 1913, Hawkes was making their own mounts.
Nathaniel Hayden
Charleston, SC 1832-1843 and New York, NY 1843-1855 Was involved in
a number of businesses:
Eyland & Hayden with James Eyland 1832-1835.
Hayden, Gregg & Co. with William Greg and H. Sydney Hayden 1838-1843.
Gregg & Hayden with William Greg and H. Sydney Hayden 1843-1846.
Gale & Hayden with William Gale 1846-1850.
Gregg, Hayden & Co. with William Greg and H. Sydney Hayden 1846-1852.
Hayden & Whilden with W.G. Whilden 1855-1863.
Charleston, SC 1832-1843 and New York, NY 1843-1855 Was involved in
a number of businesses:
Eyland & Hayden with James Eyland 1832-1835.
Hayden, Gregg & Co. with William Greg and H. Sydney Hayden 1838-1843.
Gregg & Hayden with William Greg and H. Sydney Hayden 1843-1846.
Gale & Hayden with William Gale 1846-1850.
Gregg, Hayden & Co. with William Greg and H. Sydney Hayden 1846-1852.
Hayden & Whilden with W.G. Whilden 1855-1863.
Haverstick to Hayden
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