American Silversmiths

David Hall
(1764-1828)
Thankful Moss
(1766-1820)
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Almer Hall
(1793-1865)

 

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Spouses/Children:

1. Clarissa C. Hall
2. Fanny Silliman Ives

Almer Hall
  • Born: 10 Sep 1793, Wallingford CT
  • Marriage (1): Clarissa C. Hall in Wallingford CT
  • Marriage (2): Fanny Silliman Ives
  • Died: 15 Jan 1865, Wallingford CT

  General notes:

Pewtersmith and silverplater

  Events in his life were:

  • He worked in 1827-1834 as a pewtersmith in Wallingford CT 11

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  • Partnership: Jacob Hall and William Elton, in 1847-1865, in Wallingford CT. As HALL, ELTON & Co, manufacturing German silver and britannia wares. 12
  • He appeared on the census in 1850 in Wallingford CT. Listed as a manufacturer.
  • Advertised: Trow's New York City Directory, in 1860, in New York City NY. As "Manufactures of every description of German Silver Spoons & Forks. Also, Plated Spoons and Forks of every variety of pattern, and richly plated on the best quality of German Silver. Office with Scoville Manufacturing Co., 36 Park Row and 4 Beekman Street."

Almer married Clarissa C. Hall, daughter of Unknown and Unknown, in Wallingford CT. (Clarissa C. Hall was born on 28 Nov 1793 in Wallingford CT.)


Almer next married Fanny Silliman Ives, daughter of Unknown and Fanny Silliman. (Fanny Silliman Ives was born on 17 Sep 1802 in Meriden CT.)




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