• Born: 25 Dec 1781, Albany NY
• Marriage (1): Ruth Dakin
• Died: 17 Jun 1856, Enfield CT

  General notes:

Silversmith

  Events in his life were:

• He was a partner in 1804-1810 with James A. Bloodgood in Utica NY as J. & L. BLOODGOOD. ¹⁸

• He worked after 1810 as a silversmith in Utica NY

• Countermarked coin, c 1822
  Private Collection
  The coin is an 1822 Spanish Two Reales.

• Letter from Joseph Bloodgood 4 Nov 1846
  Private Collection
  
  

  Dr Brother                               Your letter of the 30th came duly to hand You wish me to state what arrangement I made with H Kip I made the follow viz One hundred dollars in cash and a garrantee that the interest on his bond from Novr 1 1838 to this day be paid by me and I must stand in the gap for any loss that may be sustained in the sale of Lots on 40th Street The Lots will stand ready as follows viz Cash pd H. Kip 100 Attachments and Taxes pd 500 Loss on sale of 5 lots on 40th St 700 Interest from Nov 1 1838 to 1846 1140 $2440 all produced by following your advise as can be shown by your letter Now as to Stores No 14 & 16 Mr Hoffman has agreed to sell the Stores in partition and wish us to name a day for the sale What will be the best time? I think I can arrange it so 7 or 8000 $ may be on Bond & Morgage -- The sale can be made without a Lawyer we united giving a Deed -- We are all well remember us to all the Family Your Broth J Bloodgood Answer the question above immediately Answered by Me 5 of Novr 1846 Lynott Bloodgood

Lynott married Ruth Dakin. (Ruth Dakin died on 13 Apr 1833 in Albany NY.)