Merrick, Walsh & Phelps
St. Louis, MO 1879-1901
Founded by Harrison H. Merrick, William Walsh, and H.W. Phelps as successors to Merrick & Walsh. Incorporated in 1894 as the Merrick, Walsh & Phelps Jewelry Co. Acquired by Mermod, Jaccard & Co.
Alphabetical By Name
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Merrick to Myers
Merrill & Barr
Nashua, NH 1844-1854 and 1858-1864
Mark W. Merrill and John N. Barr. Dry goods merchants
Merrill & Quinby
Portland, ME 1855-1856
Jonathan A. Merrill and Henry C. Quinby, fancy goods merchants.
Ralph Smith Mershon
Philadelphia, PA 1861 and Zanesville, OH c. 1862-1889
Was in the partnership of Jones & Mershon with George A. Jones 1864-1872. Succeeded in 1889 by Bauer Bros. Watchmaker and jeweler.
Meyer & Lopez
St. Louis, MO c. 1857-1868
Solomon Meyer and Simon Lopez.
Wholesale jewelers.
Max Meyer & Bro.
Omaha, NE 1869-1896
Jewelers.
Meyran & Siedle
Pittsburgh, PA 1869-1872
Charles Meyran and Reinhold Siedle.
W. & J.C. Michie
Cincinnati, OH 1868-1874
Henry F. Miller
Providence, RI c. 1849-1856
Succeeded his father, Edward F. Miller. Miller would go on to form Miller & Sons, a famous piano making company.
John A. Miller
Paducah, KY c. 1869-1881
Jeweler and watchmaker.
W.H.C. Miller & Co.
Chicago, IL c. 1860-1871
Manufacturing jeweler.
Louis Moelich
New York, NY 1839-1849
Was in the partnership of Moelich & Pachtmann 1839-1843.
Curtis J. Monson
New Haven, CT 1846-1890
Jeweler. Was in the partnerships of Daskam & Monson 1846-1847 and C.J. Monson & Son 1883-1890.
Montgomery Bros.
Los Angeles, CA 1887-1935
George A. and James A. Montgomery. Manufacturing jewelers, they designed several souvenir spoons which were made by Gorham.
Moody & Kuner
Vicksburg, MS 1855-1863
Successors to Downing, Moody & Co.
Noah Moody
Greenfield, MA c. 1850-1865
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Moore & Leding
Washington, DC 1881-1899 Jewelers. Moore & Leding designed several souvenir spoons which bear their name and were made by Gorham.
Jacob Morch
Brooklyn, NY 1858-1913
Jeweler.
Morck & Kirkberger
Warren, PA 1896-1908
Frederick Morck and Albert C. Kirberger, jewelers.
S.F. Morrill & Co.
Concord, NH c. 1864-1875
Samuel F. Morrill.
John B. Morris
Cincinnati, OH 1863-1878
John H. Morse
Peoria, IL 1844-1875
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Morsman & Feagans
St. Paul, MN 1905-1907
Ozial Hastings Moses
Peekskill, NY c. 1852-1855; Clarksville, TN 1859-1860;
Fond du Lac, WI c. 1868-1872; and Chicago, IL c. 1877-1904
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Mark Moulton
Rochester, NY c. 1871-1900
Watchmaker and jeweler.
George A. Mudge
Boston, MA 1858-1872
Worked as G.A. Mudge & Co. 1858-1868. Was in the partnership of Mudge & Sanborn with Marshman Sanborn 1869-1872.
Henry Muhr
Philadelphia, PA 1855-1873
Succeeded by H. Muhr’s Sons.
Charles A.B. Munroe
Boston, MA c. 1841-1872
Manufacturing and retail jeweler.
Guy C. Munsell
Greenfield, MA 1830-1850
H.C. & G.H. Murdock
Winchendon, MA c. 1866-1867
James R. Murdock
Woodstock, VT 1863-1915
Was in the partnership of J.H. Murdock & Son with James H. Murdock 1863-1870.
Robert E. Murphey
Philadelphia, PA 1848-1859; Chicago, IL c. 1861; and Lancaster, WI c. 1861-1900
Was in the partnership of Voute & Murphy 1856-1858.
Murray Jewelry Co.
Dayton, OH 1891-1897
Mussina & Bro.
Williamsport, PA c. 1867-1884
Sylvester and J. Wood Mussina (sons of Jacob L. Mussina); jewelers.
Jacob L. Mussina
Williamsport, PA 1830-1866
Mussina established the Repasz Band, which is the oldest brass band in the U.S. still in existence.
Samuel & Jacob Myers
Boston, MA 1856-1880
Wholesale jewelers.