Haely & Gavin
Bolivar, NY 1891-1906
Department store.
Alphabetical By Name
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Haely to Hendrick
Hagar & Beebee
Watertown, NY c. 1867-1872 and 1881-1891
Elias Hagar and Myron Beebee., jewelers.
Haight & Sterling
Newburgh, NY 1841-1843
Jewelers.
Moses C. Haight
Buffalo, NY 1853-1861 and Geneva, NY 1862-1899
Jeweler.
Hale & West
Lebanon, OH c. 1864-1873
Merchants of jewelry, silver plated ware, and books.
Hall & Briggs
Lewiston, ME c. 1855
Charles Hale
Bangor, ME c. 1848-1865 and again 1875-1885;
Graton, NH 1865-1875
Was a partner in the firm of Fenno & Hale 1848-1859 and Charles Hale & Co. 1875-1885.
Daniel G. Hall
Gray, ME c. 1850; Auburn, ME c. 1860-1879
Horace D. Hall
Middletown, CT c. 1830-1887
Jeweler.
Morris B. Hall
Essex, CT 1866-1887
Jeweler and musical instrument dealer.
Hallett & Buckland
Springfield, MA 1871-1872
Hallett & Taylor
Springfield, MA 1872-1874
Samuel P. Hamilton
Knoxville, TN 1859-1863 and Savannah, GA c. 1865-1887
Was in the partnership of W.F. Hamilton & Bro. with William F. Hamilton 1859-1861.
Thomas R. Hand
Philadelphia, PA 1855-1903
Clockmaker, watchmaker, and jeweler.
James C. Hanna
New Castle, PA 1847-1898
Jeweler. Was in the partnership of J.C. Hanna & Son 1885-1895 and Hanna & Eroe 1895-1898.
Samuel S. Hannaca
Boonsville, MO c. 1875-1896; Chicago, IL 1896-1898, and
Willow Springs, MO c. 1910-1928
David P. Hannaford
Norway, ME 1840-1860
Jeweler.
Harbottle & Smith
Auburn, NY 1855-1867
A partnership between George Harbottle and Charles A. Smith.
George Harbottle
Auburn, NY c. 1832-1867
Was in partnership with John H. Chedell c. 1834-1850 and
then the firm of Harbottle & Smith 1855-1867. Jeweler.
William Harlow
Portland, ME 1848-1860 and Syracuse, NY 1861-1884
Watchmaker and jeweler.
George Albert Harmon
Portland, ME c. 1860-1912
Jeweler.
Harrington & Bullens
Worcester, MA c. 1866-1874
Henry Harrington and George R. Bullens, jewelers.
Harrington & Nonnenmacher
Columbus, OH 1897-1907
William G. Harrington and William J. Nonnenmacher; jewelers.
Harris & Hoyt
Montgomery, AL c. 1859-1868
George W. Harris and William B. Hoyt, jewelers.
Harris & Shafer
Washington, DC 1870-1938
Organized as the Harris & Shafer Co. c. 1898; jewelers.
Harris & Wilcox
Albany, NY and Troy, NY 1846-1853
Herman J. Harris and Alanson D. Wilcox, watchmakers and jewelers.
Hart Bros.
Brooklyn, NY 1865-1883
See James H. Hart.
James H. Hart & Co.
Brooklyn, NY 1857-1865
See James H. Hart.
James H. Hart
New York, NY c. 1855-1856 and Brooklyn, NY 1856-c. 1910
Was in the partnerships of Jennings & Hart with Oscar S. Jennings c. 1855-1856, James H. Hart & Co. 1857-1865, and Hart Bros. 1865-1883.
C. Hartdegen & Co.
Newark, NJ c. 1883-1970s
Founded by Charles Hartdegen. Organized in 1925 as Hartdegen, Inc.
Fred Harvey Co.
Fred Harvey founded a restaurant and hotel empire in 1876 with an informal agreement with the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad to service the railroad’s customers with clean, high quality, affordable eating places at various stops along their route. The “Harvey House” was an immediate success, and within a couple of years the first hotel was added. Harvey was also put in charge of foodservice on Santa Fe’s dining cars beginning in the 1890s. Flatware made by others with the Fred Harvey name is abundant, and was used in both the restaurants and for train service. Souvenir spoons were sold in the company’s souvenir stores. The Fred Harvey Co. went out of existence when it was sold in 1968.
Harwood Brothers
Boston, MA 1859-1922
Founded by Charles and Willard Harwood.
L. & C. Harwood
Meredith Village (now Laconia), NH 1851-1853 and
Marlboro, MA 1853-1855
Lucien and Charles Harwood.
Alexander R. Hascy
Albany, NY 1829-1853 and New York, NY 1857-1866
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Volney Wells Haskell
Otis, MA c. 1840-1850
Jeweler.
Haskins & Martin
Boston, MA 1832
Ralph Haskins and Valentine Martin.
Charles L. Haskins
Saratoga Springs, NY c. 1878-1921
Formed the partnership of C.L. Haskins & Co with W.E. Phelps
1887-1892. Jeweler.
Cyrenius W. Haskins
New Bedford, MA 1860-1892
Jeweler. Was in the partnership of Dexter & Haskins 1860-1879.
William Henry Harrison Hatch
Portland, ME 1837-1885
Watchmaker and jeweler. Was in the partnerships of Banks & Hatch 1837-1858 and Hatch & Cross 1860-1863.
H.A. Heath & Co.
Newport, RI c. 1867-1906 Jewelers.
Successors to Heath & Westcott (1860-c. 1867).
Theodore Selden Heath
Lee, MA c. 1849-1855 and Stockbridge, MA c. 1860-1868
David Heaton & Co.
Providence, RI c. 1857-1862 and 1868-1869.
Heeren Bros. & Co.
Pittsburgh, PA 1867-1934
Incorporated in 1919 as the Heeren Brothers Co.
Heinemann & Jenkins
Boston, MA 1850-1853
Bernard Heinemann and Nathaniel Jenkins; watchmakers, jewelers, and importers.
Bernard Heinemann (Heineman)
Boston, MA 1846-1857
Watchmaker, jeweler and importer. Was in the partnership of Heinemann & Jenkins with Nathaniel Jenkins 1850-1853.
James P. Heiss
Philadelphia, PA 1849-1865 and Camden, NJ c. 1870-1880
Watchmaker and jeweler.
J.H. Heller & Son
New York, NY 1869-1878
John H. Heller and John H. Heller, Jr., jewelers.
Hemingway & Stevens
Hartford, CT 1858-1864
Leverett G. Hemingway and James R. Stevens, jewelers.
Oliver S. Hemphill
Philadelphia, PA 1853-1889
Jeweler.
Henderson Bros.
Crystal Falls, MI c. 1900-1910
Henderson & Gaines
New Orleans, LA 1841-1865
William Henderson, John G. Gaines, and Samuel Z. Relf. Succeeded by Gaines & Relf.
Adam Henderson
Poughkeepsie, NY 1817-1859
Alfred P. Hendrick
Nashua, NH c. 1872-1905
Watchmaker, jeweler, and engraver.