Hense & Gottesleben
Denver, CO c. 1870-1876
John H. Hense and P. Gottesleben, manufacturing jewelers.
Alphabetical By Name
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Hense to Hyman
Frank Herschede
Cincinnati, OH 1877-Present
Became well known as a hall clock maker, branching off with the Herschede Hall Clock Co. in 1885.
Hershfield & Mitchell
Leavenworth, KS 1860-1875
Reunben N. Hershfield and Noah Mitchell; wholesale and retail jewelers.
Reuben N. Hershfield
Leavenworth, KS 1856-1885 and Kansas City, MO 1883-1885 (as a branch location) and 1889-1907
Was in the partnership of Hirshfield & Mitchell 1860-1875. His business was organized as the Hershfield Watch & Jewelry Co. 1895-1907.
Calvin Hervey
Camden, ME c. 1838-1842 and Belfast, ME c. 1842-1896
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Hess & Culbertson Co.
St. Louis, MO 1883-1986
Founded by George J. Hess and Stephen D. Culbertson. Manufacturing jewelers.
H.S. Hewett & Co.
Brockton, MA c. 1889-1922
Jewelers and silverware merchants.
Herman Hewett
Taunton, MA c. 1857-1861, Bridgewater, MA
1861-1863, and North Bridgewater, MA 1863-1885
Augustus H. Hews
Boston, MA 1847-1867
Jeweler.
Darius L. Hildreth
Newport Center, CT 1856-1868 and again 1873-c. 1880
and North Troy, VT 1868-1873
E.J. Hill
Elmira, NY 1850s
James B. Hill
Fayetteville, TN 1860-1890
Jeweler.
R. Hills & Bro.
Boston, MA c. 1861-1873
Watchmakers.
John F. Hinds
Webster, MA c. 1840-1894
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Hirschman & Co.
San Francisco, CA c. 1909-1936
Marion A. Hirschman and Reginald M. Hirschman, jewelers.
Samuel Hittel
Detroit, MI 1856-1869
Watchmaker, jeweler, and gold pen manufacturer.
Hixson & Lyke
Lockport, NY 1873-1882
Dumont A. Hixson and Albert E. Lyke; jewelers.
Charles T. Hockridge
Madison, NY c. 1855-1889
Dry goods merchant.
Francis Hodgman
Littleton, NH 1831-c. 1861
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Benjamin C. Hoff
Auburn, NY c. 1855 and Syracuse, NY 1857-1868
Hogan & Wade
Cleveland, OH 1867-1869
Eli Holden
Philadelphia, PA c. 1843-1866
Watchmaker.
John O. Holden
Quincy, MA 1858-1890
Jeweler.
Aaron L. Holder
Lynn, MA c. 1825-1857
Druggist and silverware dealer.
Julius H. Hollister
Greenfield, MA 1844-1896
Jeweler.
Henry O. Hood
Baltimore, MD 1847-1851; Pittsburgh, PA 1852-1853; and Washington, DC 1853-1873
Jewelry merchant and importer.
Hope Bros.
Knoxville, TN 1895-1961
Jewelers founded by John W. Hope and David J. Hope. Incorporated in 1914 as Hope Bros., Inc.; renamed The Hope Bros. Co. c. 1931. The business was purchased by Kimball’s Jewelers in 1959 and closed in 1961.
Hope & Miller
Knoxville, TN 1868-c. 1876
John W. Hope and Frederick A. Miller; watchmakers and jewelers.
Edward H. Hopkins
Penn Yan, NY 1869-1920
Edwin B. Horn / E.B. Horn Co.
Boston, MA
Jewelers. Edwin Booth Horn began the business in 1839 and was succeeded upon his death in 1872 by his son, Edwin Bartholomew Horn. The E.B. Horn Co. was organized in 1891 and remains in business today.
James A. Horne
Dover, NH 1864-1883
Jeweler.
Hoskins & Evans
Owego, NY c. 1859-1861
Watson Leverett Hoskins
Owego, NY 1858-1911
Jeweler.
Hovey & Samson
Boston, MA c. 1839-1842
James G. Hovey and John K. Samson; fancy goods merchants.
Theron M. Howard
St. Johnsbury, VT 1856-1870
Continued in the partnership of Howard & Rowell wih Alfred D. Rowell 1870-1887.
H.J. Howe Jewelers
Syracuse, NY 1878-c. 1978
Founded by Henry J. Howe.
Howland & Donnell
Bath, ME 1863-1873
John T. Howland and Calvin C. Donnell, merchants.
Howland & Hayden
Bath, ME c. 1874-1887
Hubash, Larsen & Wilson
San Francisco, CA 1879-1881
Joseph Hubash, Peter C. Larsen, and William Wilson. Retail and manufacturing jewelers.
Horace G. Hudson
Amesbury, MA 1870-1912
Jeweler and optician. Designed several souvenir spoons which were made by the Wm. B. Durgin Co. and Gorham.
The J.L. Hudson Co.
A Detroit, MI, based department store founded in 1881 by Joseph L. Hudson. In 1969, it was acquired by The Dayton Co. to form the Dayton-Hudson Corp. In 2000, the remaining Hudson stores were changed to Marshall Field’s, which had also been acquired by Dayton-Hudson in 1990.
William B. Hudson
Ebensburg, PA c. 1850-1852; Columbus, OH 1853-1854;
Cleveland, OH 1854-1860; and Sandusky, OH 1860-1875
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Hughes & Dorland
Cincinnati, OH c. 1857-1859
Wholesale jewelers.
Hughes & O’Hara
Cincinnati, OH c. 1856-1857
Wholesale and retail jewelers.
Granville H. Hull
Fort Wayne, IN 1858 and Lafayette, IN c. 1860-1890
Jeweler.
Hunke, Frederick L.
Albany, NY 1887-1926
John Hunter
Albany, NY 1835-1847
Jeweler.
Charles W. Hurll
New Bedford, MA c. 1858-1899
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Hutchinson & Connell
Portsmouth, NH 1872-1879
John H. Hutchinson and James R. Connell, jewelers.
Hyde & Bettys
Auburn, NY 1861-1883
James Hyde and John Bettys.
James Hyde
Auburn, NY c. 1857-1883
Jeweler and musical instrument dealer.
Hyman, Berg & Co.
Chicago, IL c. 1889-1910
Harry Sigmund Hyman and Morris H. Berg.