Samuel Jelly
Sacramento, CA  1850-c.1890
George A. Jones
Zanesville, OH  1830-1877  Jeweler.
Jarecki Brothers
Erie, PA  c. 1860, continuing today as Jarecki Jewelers.
William B. Johnston
Macon, GA  1832-1838  Succeeded by William B. Johnston & Co. (1838-
1845) then J.B. Johnston & Brother (1845-1850).
H.T. Jarecki
Erie, PA  1890s
Jacks & Woodruff
San Francisco, CA  1848-1854  Succeeded by
Jacks & Brothers.
Jones & Baker
Milwaukee, WI  c. 1857
Johnston & Boullt
Hagerstown, MD  1846-1851  William Johnston and Thomas A. Boullt,
watchmakers, clockmakers and jewelers.
Simon Janowitz
Baltimore, MD  1856-1884  Watchmaker and jeweler.  Took on his son as
partner to become Janowitz & Son (1885-1898).
J.F. Jones
Syracuse, NY  c. 1850
Henry B. James
Trenton, NJ  c. 1857-1859  Watchmaker and
jeweler.
Jennings & Vaughan
Buffalo, NY  c. 1845  Jewelers.
Jewell & Beddo
Louisville, KY  1875-1880  Edward Jewell and Horace Beddo,
manufacturing jewelers.
Levi Johnson
Saxonville, MA c. 1849 and Worcester, MA 1850-1880  Jeweler.
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Jackson & Many
New York, NY  1850s  Succeeded by Many & Lewis.
Joslin & Park
Denver, CO  1859-1897  Jervis Joslin and Boyd Park, manufacturing
jewelers.  Park moved to Salt Lake City, UT, in 1871 and opened a branch
store there.  Other branches operated in Leadville, CO, and Cheyenne, WY, in the 1870s and 1880s.  The Salt
Lake City store was succeeded by Boyd Park Jewelers 1897-1852; Bennion's Boyd Park Jewelery 1952-1974;
and Dick Bennion Jewelry 1974-Present.
Angel Jacobs
New York, NY  c. 1820-1850  Watchmaker.
The Jewelers' Crown Guild
Rockford, IL  1892-1904  Third party distributor of jewelry and silver goods.
A. Jacobs & Sons
New York, NY  c. 1844