Orrin Stowell
- Born: 20 Oct 1785, Mansfield Center CT
- Died: 1 May 1831
General notes:
Silversmith
Events in his life were:
- Partnership: Otis B. Corbett, in 1806, in Worcester MA. As CORBETT & STOWELL, in business at the sign of the gold watch, eight rods south of Worcester Bank. 16
- Advertised: Massachusetts Spy and National Aegis, in Feb 1806-Apr 1806, in Worcester MA. The partnership of Orrin Stowell and Otis Corbett under the firm name of CORBETT & STOWELL, in business at the sign of the Gold Watch, eight rods south of Worcester Bank. Stock included a complete assortment of jewelry, silver tea, table and salt spoons, silver sugar tongs, etc. 16
- Advertised: National Aegis, on 17 Dec 1806. Announcing the dissolution of the partnership of CORBETT & STOWELL, the business being cntinued by Corbett alone. 3
- Advertised: Vermont Mirror, on 27 Oct 1813, in Middlebury VT. That he had moved two doors north of Mattocks & Martin's store to the "Sign of the Silver Watch," where he offered for sale most kinds of articles in his line of business, i.e. gold beads; mourning and plain ear and finger rings; breast pins; necklaces, hair, steel, double and treble gilt watch chains; silver table, tea and salt spoons and sugar tongs. "Watches carefully repaired and all orders from abroad, by post or otherwise, punctually attended to. Cash paid for old Gold, Silver, Copper and Brass." 16
- Advertised: Vermont Mirror, on 13 Jul 1814, in Middlebury VT. His elegant assortment of jewelry from Boston which included knobs and drops; Baton's studded earrings; warranted to be pure silver table, tea, salt and cream spoons and sugar tongs; also silver pencil cases. He offered to buy for cash old gold and silver. He also sold gold and silver cord for military trimmings. 16
- Advertised: National Standard, on 9 Apr 1815, in Middlebury VT. The partnership of STOWELL & BROCKWAY. They noted they had received some elegant tea trays of different sizes and brass and silver plated candlesticks.
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