Part 29

Stiles & Storrs (fl.1792); surveying instruments.

Plymouth: Benjamin Warren (fl.1740-1790); surveying and nautical instruments.

Salem: Jedidiah Baldwin (c.1777-1829); surveying instruments.

Samuel Emery (1787-1882); mathematical instruments.

John Jayne (late 18th century); mathematical instruments.

Benjamin King (1740-1804); nautical instruments.

Daniel King (1704-1790); mathematical instruments.

John Prince (1751-1836), practitioner; scientific instruments.

Southwick: Amasa Holcomb (1787-1875); surveying and mathematical instruments.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Exeter: Benjamin C. Gilman (1763-1835); mathematical instruments and clocks.

Hanover: Jedidiah Baldwin (c.1777-1829); surveying instruments.

Newmarket: John Kennard (1782-1861); surveying instruments.

Portsmouth: Thomas S. Bowles (c.1765-1821); surveying instruments.

Walpole: Gurdon Huntington (1763-1804); clocks and surveying and other instruments.

NEW JERSEY

Elizabeth: Aaron Miller (fl. 1748-1771); surveying instruments, clocks, and compasses.

Wistarburg: Richard Wistar (fl. 1752); glass and thermometric instruments.

NEW YORK

Fishkill: John Bailey (fl. 1778); surveying and surgical instruments.

New York: Thomas Biggs (fl. 1792); surveying instruments.

Bulmain & Dennies (fl. 1799); nautical instruments.

H. Caritat (fl. 1799); astronomical prints.

John Donegan (fl. 1787); barometers, thermometers, and philosophical instruments.

W. Fosbrook (fl. 1786); surgical and dental instruments.

Joseph Gatty (fl. 1794); barometers, thermometers and philosophical instruments.

James Ham (fl. 1754-1764); mathematical instruments.

William Hinton (fl. 1772); mathematical instruments.