Samuel Yates
Albany, NY c. 1810-1825
Albany, NY c. 1810-1825
Elmira, NY c. 1841-1893
In the partnership of Yates & Kimball 1842-1843. Silversmith and jeweler.
Danville, KY c. 1849-1851, 1852-1853 and c. 1871-1883; Lexington, KY 1851, 1854, and 1856; Louisville, KY 1853-1854 and 1856-1859; Frankfort, KY 1855-1856; and Lancaster, KY c. 1870
Silversmith, watchmaker, and jeweler. Was in the firms of F. Yeiser & Co. c. 1851 and 1853-1859 and Yeiser & Scott 1852-1853.
Hadley, MA 1771-1783; Middletown, CT 1792; Hartford, CT c. 1794
Silversmith and clockmaker.
New York, NY c. 1950
Columbia, SC 1837-1838
Edward Young and John Veal, Sr.



Baltimore, MD c. 1799-1806 and Camden, SC 1807-1856.
A branch location was added in Columbia, SC c. 1841 under the name of A. Young & Co. (aka A. Young & Son) and operated by Young’s son Edward; it closed when Edward died in 1848.
Chambersburg, PA 1791-1833
Petersburg, VA 1853-1885
Was in a partnership with Thomas Nowlan under the name of Nowlan & Young 1853-1854. Joined with his brother, William Young, as J.T. Young & Co. 1871-1885.
Saratoga Springs, NY 1839-1860
Bridgeport, CT 1824-1827
Hagerstown, MD 1803; Winchester, VA 1806 and c. 1809-1811; and
Charles Town, VA (now WV) 1811-1851
Hagerstown, MD 1795-1804 and Staunton, VA 1806-1839
Mount Vernon, OH c. 1854-1909
Was in the partnership of Hyde & Young with Joshua Hyde
c. 1860-1868. The firm’s name was changed to Young, Stone & Hyde 1868-1872 when Levi Stone joined the business. Was also in the firm of Young & Sackett with B.R. Sackett c. 1858.
Bridgeport, CT 1824-1827
New York, NY 1980-Present
Primarily a high end jewelery manufacturer.