West & Crane
New Bedford, MA c. 1855-1856
Watchmakers and jewelers.
New Bedford, MA c. 1855-1856
Watchmakers and jewelers.
Hudson, NY c. 1835-1871
Livonia, NY c. 1830
Alexandria and Mount Vernon, VA 1886-1926
Charleston, SC c. 1865-1871
Minneapolis, MN 1902-c. 1931
Lewiston, ME 1868-1874
Fitchburg, MA 1870-1882 and Boston, MA 1882-1889
Was a partner of Whitney Bros. with his brother Edwin Whitney
1877-1889
New York, NY 1831-1852
Watch and clockmaker.
Fitchburg, MA c. 1868-1874
Troy, NY 1843-1860 and East Poultney, VT c. 1870-1879
Was a partner in the firm of Harris & Wilcox 1846-1853 and Wilcox, Carpenter & Son 1856-1860.
Memphis, TN 1850-1884
Jeweler. Was a member of F.H. Clark & Co. 1856-1876.
Palmyra, NY 1845-1889
Jeweler. Mark shown here on a spoon made by Joseph Seymour.
Battle Creek, MI c. 1856; Hillsdale, MI 1860-1869;
and Chicago, IL c. 1870-1894
Jeweler. Was in the partnership of Wilmot & Wheaton 1863-1867.
Chicopee, MA c. 1845-1855 and Springfield, MA c. 1856
Jeweler.
Macon, GA c. 1860 and 1867-1871
Waterville, ME 1856-1860; Burlington, VT 1860-1865;
New York, NY 1865-1870; Portland, ME 1870;
Burlington, VT 1870-1883; Boston, MA 1883-1895;
Newburyport, MA c. 1896-1898 and Boston, MA 1900-1901
Louisville, KY 1859-1871
George Wolf and Joseph Durringer; watchmakers and jewelers.
Louisville, KY 1856-1897
In the partnerships of Wolf & Durringer 1859-1871 and George Wolf & Co. 1883-1897 (George Wolf died in 1897 and this business continued until 1912).
Providence, RI 1888-1898
George H. Wood, Frank J. Bicknall and Joseph H. Potter. Wholesale and retailer dealers of crockery, glass, silver and plated goods.
Boston, MA 1840-1851; New York, NY c. 1853-1856;
Jamaica, NY c. 1860-1871; and
Charlestown (Boston), MA c. 1872-1877
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Washington, DC 1887-1995
Department store.
Springfield, MA 1845-1852
Earl Woodworth and James Kirkham.
Kalamazoo, MI 1864-1911
Philadelphia, PA 1856-1868
Jewelers.
Detroit, MI 1886-1978
Founded by Henry M. Wright and John Kay.
Rochester, NY 1857-1916
Founded by Charles F. Wolters, jeweler, who died in 1880. The business was continued under this name by his widow then his son, C. Frederick Wolters, until 1916.
Keene, NH 1885-1928
Jeweler.
St. Albans, VT 1862-1868
Elihu H. Huntington and Charles Wyman, successors to C. & J. Wyman.
St. Albans, VT 1856-1862
A partnership between brothers Charles Wyman and John Wyman, watchmakers and jewelers. Successors to Huntington & Wyman and succeeded by Wyman & Huntington.