James T. Young
Petersburg, VA  1854-c. 1880
Was in a short lived partnership in 1854 with Thomas
Nowlan under the name of Nowlan Young that lasted only a few months.  Joined with his brother as
William Young as J.T. Young & Co. 1872-c. 1880.
Alexander Young / A. Young & Co.
Baltimore, MD c. 1806-1807 and Camden, SC 1807-1856.  
A branch location was added in Columbia, SC c. 1845 under
the name of A. Young & Co. and operated by Young's son
Edward, and was closed when Edward died in 1848.
William P. Yates
Elmira, NY  c. 1841-1850  
In the partnership of Yates & Kimball 1842-1843.  Silversmith and jeweler.
Nicholas E. Young
Saratoga Springs, NY  1839-1846
York Silver Co.
New York, NY  c. 1950
C. Youngs
Bridgeport, CT  1824-1827
Levi Young / L. Young & Co.
Bridgeport, CT  1824-1827
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David Yurman, Inc.
New York, NY  1980-Present  
Primarily a high end jewelery manufacturer.
William M. Young
Mount Vernon, OH  1854-c. 1880  
Was in partnership with Joshua Hyde as Hyde & Young 1854-1868.  
The firm's name was changed to Young, Stone & Hyde 1868-1872 when
Levi Stone joined the business.
Samuel Young
Winchester, VA c. 1809-1811 and Charles Town, VA (now WV) 1811-1851
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Elijah Yeomans
Hadley, MA 1771-1783; Middletown, CT 1792; Hartford, CT c. 1794
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Young & Veal
Columbia, SC  1827-1857
Alexander Young and John Veal, Sr.
William Young  (b. 1783  d. 1860)
Hagerstown, MD 1795-1804 and Staunton, VA 1806-1839