Louis S. Kades
Newburgh, NY 1896-1935
Jeweler.
Newburgh, NY 1896-1935
Jeweler.
Allentown, PA 1865-1887
Charlottesville, VA 1875-Present
Jewelers.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1849-1877
Louisville, KY 1880-1930
William Carnes Kendrick and George P. Kendrick. The business closed in 1930 due to the Great Depression, reopening in 1932 as
Wm. Kendrick Jewelers. It was sold to Gray & Merkley Jewelers in 1966 and was re-named Merkley Kendrick Jewelers at that time, which is still in business today.
Boston, MA c. 1865-1886
Succeeded by Rand & Crane.
Richmond, VA 1870-1878
Edward Kersey and son James Q. Kersey.
Reading, PA c. 1850-1878 and 1881-1883
Johnstown, NY c. 1834-1867
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Vergennes, VT 1852-1869
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Coventry, CT c. 1870-1881 and Norwich, CT 1885-1916
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1837-1850
Fancy goods merchant. Was in the partnership of Kinsey & Snow c. 1837-1838.
Skowhegan, ME 1836-1844 and Milwaukee, WI 1844-1855
Went into the lumber business in 1856.
Springfield, MA c. 1856-1858
Brothers James and William Kirkham, Jr. Jewelers.
Springfield, MA 1845-1858
Was in the partnerships of Woodworth & Kirkham 1845-1852 and J. & W. Kirkham c. 1856-1858.
New York, NY 1860-1906
Kirkpatrick’s business was continued after his death in 1906 as T. Kirkpatrick & Co. into the 1920s.
Amoskeag, NH 1837; Manchester, NH 1837;
Newmarket, NH 1841-1853; Concord, NH 1853-1885
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1852-1874
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Worcester, MA 1876-c. 1960
Founded by Frank A. Knowlton.
Hartford, CT 1893-1951
Jewelers. Became part of G. Fox & Co.
New York, NY 1889-1950s
Jewelers.
Syracuse, NY 1878-1884
Working as S. Kopelowich & Bro. 1880-1884.
Cincinnati, OH 1849-1892
New Orleans, LA
Krower worked alone 1897 to 1916, forming Leonard Krower & Son in 1916. He died c. 1918 and the firm remained in business until 1965.
St. Louis, MO 1851-1873
Watchmaker and jeweler. Was in the partnership of J.J. Kull & Son with G. Alfred Kull c. 1859-1868.
New York, NY 1828-1832
Watchmaker.