Hess & Culbertson Co.
St. Louis, MO 1883-1970s Founded by George J. Hess and Stephen D. Culbertson.
Manufacturing jewelers.
St. Louis, MO 1883-1970s Founded by George J. Hess and Stephen D. Culbertson.
Manufacturing jewelers.
Hope & Miller
Knoxville, TN 1869-1880s John William Hope (son of David Large Hope) and
Fred Miller; watchmakers.
Knoxville, TN 1869-1880s John William Hope (son of David Large Hope) and
Fred Miller; watchmakers.
Watson Leverett Hoskins
Oswego, NY 1865-1880 Jeweler.
Oswego, NY 1865-1880 Jeweler.
Benjamin C. Hoff
Syracuse, NY 1859-1867
Syracuse, NY 1859-1867
Herman Hewett
Bridgewater, Taunton, and Brockton, MA c. 1853-1885
Jeweler.
Bridgewater, Taunton, and Brockton, MA c. 1853-1885
Jeweler.
Hogan & Wade
Cleveland, OH 1850's-1960s
Cleveland, OH 1850's-1960s
Henry O. Hood
Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC c. 1850-1873 Importer.
Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC c. 1850-1873 Importer.
John F. Hinds
Webster, MA c. 1840-1880 Jeweler and watchmaker.
Webster, MA c. 1840-1880 Jeweler and watchmaker.
James B. Hill
Fayetteville, TN c. 1855-1890 Jeweler.
Fayetteville, TN c. 1855-1890 Jeweler.
E.B. Horn
Boston, MA 1839-Present Jewelers, founded by Edwin B. Horn.
Boston, MA 1839-Present Jewelers, founded by Edwin B. Horn.
Hershfield & Mitchell
Leavenworth, KS 1856-1870s
Leavenworth, KS 1856-1870s
Francis Hodgman
Littleton, NH 1831-1864 Watchmaker and jeweler.
Littleton, NH 1831-1864 Watchmaker and jeweler.
Charles W. Hurll
New Bedford, MA c. 1850-1890 Jeweler and watchmaker.
New Bedford, MA c. 1850-1890 Jeweler and watchmaker.
Hyman, Berg & Co.
Chicago, IL 1882-1930s Harry Sigmund Hyman and Morris H. Berg.
Successor to Wendell & Hyman.
Chicago, IL 1882-1930s Harry Sigmund Hyman and Morris H. Berg.
Successor to Wendell & Hyman.
James A. Horne
Dover, NH c. 1864-1883 Jeweler.
Dover, NH c. 1864-1883 Jeweler.
Eli Holden
Philadelphia, PA c. 1843-1850 Watchmaker.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1843-1850 Watchmaker.
Hyde & Bettys
Auburn, NY c. 1865-1885
Auburn, NY c. 1865-1885
Darius L. Hildreth
Newport Center, CT c. 1868-1870 and again 1873-1890; North Troy, VT
1870-1873
Newport Center, CT c. 1868-1870 and again 1873-1890; North Troy, VT
1870-1873
Samuel Hittel
Detroit, MI 1850's-1860s Watchmaker and jeweler.
Detroit, MI 1850's-1860s Watchmaker and jeweler.
H.J. Howe Jewelers
Syracuse, NY 1860-c. 1978 Founded by Henry J. Howe.
Syracuse, NY 1860-c. 1978 Founded by Henry J. Howe.
John Hunter
Albany, NY c. 1835-1847 Jeweler.
Albany, NY c. 1835-1847 Jeweler.
James Hyde
Auburn, NY c. 1850-1860 Jeweler and musical instrument dealer.
Auburn, NY c. 1850-1860 Jeweler and musical instrument dealer.
Howland & Hayden
Bath, ME 1860-1885
Bath, ME 1860-1885
Horace G. Hudson
Amesbury, MA 1880's-1890's Jeweler and optician. Designed several souvenir
spoons which were made by the Wm. B. Durgin Co. and Gorham.
Amesbury, MA 1880's-1890's Jeweler and optician. Designed several souvenir
spoons which were made by the Wm. B. Durgin Co. and Gorham.
E.J. Hill
Elmira, NY 1850s
Elmira, NY 1850s
Augustus H. Hews
Boston, MA c. 1853-1880 Jeweler.
Boston, MA c. 1853-1880 Jeweler.
W.B. Hudson
Sandusky, OH c. 1860 Jeweler and watchmaker.
Sandusky, OH c. 1860 Jeweler and watchmaker.
R. Hills & Brother
Boston, MA c. 1861-1872 Watchmakers.
Boston, MA c. 1861-1872 Watchmakers.
Howland & Donnell
Bath, ME 1863-c. 1880 John T. Howland and
Calvin C. Donnell, merchants.
Bath, ME 1863-c. 1880 John T. Howland and
Calvin C. Donnell, merchants.
Charles T. Hockridge
Madison, NY c. 1855-1880 Jeweler.
Madison, NY c. 1855-1880 Jeweler.
Hutchinson & Connell
Portsmouth, NH c. 1875 John H. Hutchinson and James R. Connell.
Portsmouth, NH c. 1875 John H. Hutchinson and James R. Connell.
The J.L. Hudson Co.
A Detroit, MI, based department store founded in 1881 by Joseph L. Hudson.
In 1969, it was acquired by The Dayton Co. to form the Dayton-Hudson Corp.
In 2000, the remaining Hudson stores were changed to Marshall Field's, which
had also been acquired by Dayton-Hudson in 1990.
A Detroit, MI, based department store founded in 1881 by Joseph L. Hudson.
In 1969, it was acquired by The Dayton Co. to form the Dayton-Hudson Corp.
In 2000, the remaining Hudson stores were changed to Marshall Field's, which
had also been acquired by Dayton-Hudson in 1990.
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Aaron L. Holder
Lynn, MA c. 1825-1857 Druggist and silverware dealer.
Lynn, MA c. 1825-1857 Druggist and silverware dealer.
John O. Holden
Quincy, MA c. 1853-1880 Jeweler.
Quincy, MA c. 1853-1880 Jeweler.
Hoskins & Evans
Oswego, NY c. 1861
Oswego, NY c. 1861
Hughes & Dorland
Cincinnati, OH c. 1860 Importers.
Cincinnati, OH c. 1860 Importers.
