• Born: 31 Aug 1789, Charlemont MA
• Died: 9 May 1854, Rochester NY

  General notes:

Silversmith

  Events in his life were:

• Alternate Mark

• Alternate Mark

• He worked in 1811 as a silversmith in Northampton MA ³

• He was a partner in 1812-1814 with Richard Huntington in Northampton MA as HUNTINGTON & PACKARD. ³

• Alternate Mark for HUNTINGTON & PACKARD

• He worked in 1814-1818 as a silversmith in Albany NY ³

• He was a partner circa 1815 with ? Brown in Albany NY as PACKARD & BROWN. ³

• He was a partner in 1818-1819 with Salmon Scofield in Rochester NY as PACKARD & SCOFIELD. ³

• He worked in 1819-1850 as a silversmith in Rochester NY
  Listed in the 1827 city directory as a goldsmith on Exchange Street. ³

• He appeared on the 1850 census taken at Rochester NY, listed as a silversmith.

• Rochester NY, May 1854: he was assaulted by three drunken men while on his way home and severly beaten, dying several days later. The silversmith John Kedzie sat as a member of the coroner's jury investigating the case.