Snell & Scott
Little Falls, NY c. 1860-1881
Merchants.
Alphabetical By Name
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Snell to Swartfiguer
Sommer & Pierik
Springfield, IL 1886-1901
William C. Sommer and John C. Pierik; jewelers and opticians.
Stephen C. Spaulding
Janesville, WI 1840-1862
Gaven Spence / Gaven Spence & Co.
Newark, NJ 1855-1916
Had a partnership that went under the name of Gaven Spence & Co. 1868-1870 and again c. 1883-1898. His business was incorporated c. 1916 as Gaven Spence, Inc. and continued until c. 1919. Jeweler and watchmaker.
W.H. Sperry & Co.
North Adams, MA c. 1885-1910
Household goods merchants.
Spooner & Welch
Brooklyn, NY c. 1850-1889
Charles Spooner and William H. Welch, jewelers.
Squires & Lay
LaPorte, IN c. 1910-1917
Jewelers.
J. Stackpole & Son
Somersworth, NH 1853; Dover, NH 1854-1855; and
Chickopee, MA 1857-c. 1867
Stanley & Camp
Milwaukee, WI 1880-1892
William S. Stanley and Arthur K. Camp. Incorporated in 1886 as the Stanley & Camp Jewelry Co. Succeeded by the A.K. Camp Co. in 1892.
Horatio N. Stanley
Le Roy, NY c. 1830-1850
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Starr & Blood
Rockland, ME c. 1849-1854
Isaac K. Stauffer
Philadelphia, PA 1852-1888
Was a partner in the firm of Stauffer & Harley 1852-1863. Continued to work independently to his death in 1888.
Artemas W. Stearns / A.W. Stearns & Co.
Lawrence, MA c. 1849-1896
The partnership of A.W. Stearns & Co. was in business c. 1855-1899, continuing several years after Stearns’ death in 1896. Dry goods merchants.
Daniel H. Stein
Norristown, PA c. 1840-1886
Watchmaker and jeweler.
John P. Steinmann
West Newton, PA 1878-1886; Pittsburgh, PA 1886-1914; and
McKees Rocks, PA 1917-1919
Stevens & Hopkins
Petersburg, VA 1850-1854
John B. Stevens and Thomas R. Hopkins; jewelers.
Philip H. Stevens Co.
Hartford, CT 1907-1968
George L. Stevenson
Albany, NY 1865-1872
Steward, Stevens & Dewey
Cambridge, NY c. 1860-1871
William D. Steward, William R. Stevens, and Elisha M. Dewey.
Otto O. Stillman
New Brunswick, NJ 1879-c. 1925
M.F. & C.H. Stilwell
Rochester, NY 1859-1862
Successors to Erastus Cook. Brothers Mortimer F. and Charles H. Stilwell, jewelers.
Stone & Poor
Boston, MA 1838
Stephen S. Stone and Nathaniel C. Poor, jewelry and fancy goods merchants.
Arthur G. Stone
Montpelier, VT 1873-1910
Charles F. Stone
Machias, ME 1855-1883
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Jasper Stone
Charlestown, MA c. 1850-1892
Jeweler.
J.B. Storer & Co.
Akron, OH 1865-1902
James B. Storer and Dwight A. Hibbard, jewelers.
William H. Story
Hillsboro, NH c. 1865-1910
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Luke S. Stowe / L.S. Stowe & Co.
Gardner, MA 1855-1864 and Springfield, MA 1864-1900
Was in the partnership of L.S. Stowe & Co. 1869-1900.
A. Stowell & Co.
Boston, MA 1865-1981
Jewelers, founded by Alexander Stowell.
A. Stowell & Son
Charlestown, MA 1838-1846
Abel Stowell, Jr. and son Abel Stowell III.
Abel Stowell, Jr. (1789-1860)
Groton, MA c. 1812-1816; Medford, MA c. 1814;
Worcester, MA c. 1815; Charlestown, MA 1815-1858; and
Boston, MA c. 1822-1823
Jeweler and watchmaker. In the partnership of J.J. & A. Stowell in 1815 in Medford and again in 1818 in Charlestown. In the partnership of A. Stowell & Son c. 1815-1818 and again 1838-1846.
Abel Stowell III (1819-1882)
Charlestown, MA c.1834-1854 and Baltimore, MD 1855-1882
In the partnership of A. Stowell & Son 1838-1846 and Gould,
Stowell & Ward 1855-1857.
Alexander Stowell
Boston, MA 1849-1855 and 1862-1895 and
Charlestown, MA 1855-1860
Jeweler. Formed A. Stowell & Co. in 1865.
John J. Stowell (1793-1834)
Medford, MA c. 1815; Charlestown, MA c. 1818-1821 and
Boston, MA 1822-1824
In the partnerships of J.J. & A. Stowell c. 1815 and again c. 1818 and Lerow & Stowell 1822-1824. Clockmaker and jeweler.
Straw & Lovejoy
Manchester, NH 1869-1888
Daniel F. Straw and James C. Lovejoy.
Straw & Tewksbury
Manchester, NH 1852-1865
Daniel F. Straw and Lewis Tewksbury, jewelers.
David Fearing Studley
Hanover, MA c. 1832-1834 and North Bridgewater, MA 1834-1873
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Luther Studley
Brocton, MA 1840-1887
Jeweler.
Sunderlin & McAllaster
Rochester, NY 1869-1879
Founded by Lewis Sunderlin and George McAllaster as a successor firm to Sunderlin & Weaver. Succeeded by L. Sunderlin & Co. when Sunderlin bought out McAllaster’s share of the business in 1879. Manufacturing jewelers
Sunderlin & Weaver
Rocheser, NY 1864-1869
Succeeded by Sunderlin & McAllaster.
L. Sunderlin & Co.
Rochester, NY 1879-1952
Founded by Lewis Sunderlin and his son Charles E. Sunderlin as a successor to Sunderlin & McAllaster. Became the L. Sunderlin Co. upon incorporation in 1900, then Sunderlin Co. in 1944; went out of
business in 1952. Manufacturing jewelers.
George Sutherland, Jr.
Boston, MA 1840-1851
Jeweler.
Lorenzo E. Swan
Sullivan, NY c. 1850 and Cazenovia, NY c. 1854-1859
Swift & Truman
Dansville, NY 1850-1853
Lemuel J. Swift and Charles Truman; jewelers. Successors to Newell Matson.
George J. Swortfiguer
Schenectady, NY 1840-1853