American Silversmiths

Charles Oliver Floyd
(1816-)
Caroline A. Taggart
(1817-)
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Eugene B. Floyd
(Abt 1843-After 1880)

 

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Spouses/Children:

1. Mary Cleveland Taylor

Eugene B. Floyd
  • Born: Abt 1843
  • Marriage (1): Mary Cleveland Taylor
  • Died: After 1880, Providence RI

  General notes:

Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker

  Events in his life were:

  • He worked before 1865 as a silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker in Springfield MA 8
  • He worked in 1865-1870 as a silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker in Burlington VT
    Some time after 14 April 1870, he sold the business back to Charles W. Wingate, who had recently return to the town. 8
  • Advertised in the Burlington Times (Burlington VT), May 1866, announcing that he was carrying on alone at the "Sign of the Big Eagle." 8
  • Advertised in the Free Press (Burlington VT), 29 Oct 1866, announcing that he both manufactured and sold gold pens. 8
  • Advertised in the Free Press (Burlington VT), 11 Aug 1867, announcing that he had just finished making ". . . a large lot of standard silver spoons, forks, fruit knives, and butter knives in the best manner." 8
  • He appeared on the 1870 census taken at Burlington VT, listed as a jeweler.
  • He worked in 1877-1880 as a silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker in Providence RI
  • He appeared on the 1880 census taken at Providence RI, listed as a jeweler.

Eugene married Mary Cleveland Taylor. (Mary Cleveland Taylor was born in 1850 in Brookline MA.)




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