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bascall Posts: 1629 |
posted 07-21-2009 12:35 AM
  
Half of the partnership of Lockwood & Scribner might have consisted of Frederick Lockwood who was at 265 Pearl St, New York, New York in Dogget's 1848 -- 1849 New York City Directory. A Frederick Lockwood who was a watchmaker and born about 1803 in Connecticut is listed in the 1850 U S Federal Census for New York, New York. A Frederick Lockwood in the same age range as above is listed in the 1840 U S Federal Census for New York, New York. His name appears immediately after a Benjamin Lockwood who was between sixty and seventy years old. Frederick Lockwood is listed in the 1857 New York City Directory as a jeweler at 146 Canal. Frederick Lockwood is listed in the 1860 U S Federal Census for New York City as a jeweler with a Joseph T Maker or Y Meeker who was born about 1830 in Connecticut and was a jeweler in the same household. (There was a Joseph Y Meeker who was born in Norwalk, Connecticut in the right year and who was a jeweler). It looks as though Frederick last appears in the Census's in 1870 with his son Frederick in Greenville, New Jersey without an occupation. The younger Frederick is a broker. [This message has been edited by bascall (edited 07-21-2009).] IP: Logged |
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